Join Kelly Smith for a 25-hour meditation teacher training weekend at &asanas in London, Ontario Oct 2-4.
This immersive training explores the foundations and history of meditation, the science behind how meditation impacts the brain and body, and the essential skills needed to confidently guide others through practice. You’ll learn how to teach a variety of meditation styles, including breath awareness, present moment awareness, guided meditation, mantra, manifestation, loving kindness, and walking meditation.
Throughout the weekend, you’ll develop your own teaching voice, learn how to write and lead guided meditations, and discover how to create meaningful meditation experiences for both groups and private clients. the training also includes practical guidance on building a meditation teaching practice or business.
This program is eligible for 25 continuing education hours through yoga alliance, though no prior teaching experience is required. Whether you’re looking to become a meditation teacher or simply deepen your personal practice, this training is open to anyone with an interest in meditation.
Hours for the weekend
Friday — 5-8pm
Saturday— 8-6pm
Sunday— 8-4pm
Overview of the course curriculum
Foundations and history of meditation
The anatomy of meditation and how it changes the brain and body
Breath awareness meditation
Present moment and mindfulness meditation
Guided meditation — how to write and lead your own
Mantra meditation
Loving kindness (T.W.I.M) meditation
Finding your voice as a teacher
Creating a meditation experience for your students
Teaching groups vs private clients
Teaching in person and online
The business of teaching meditation
Teaching practicum + personalized feedback
You will receive a certificate upon completion of the training.
Meet your teacher
Kelly Smith is the founder of Yoga For You, an E-RYT 500, YACEP, and the host of the Mindful in Minutes and Meditation Mama podcasts. Over the past 10 years she has dedicated her life to sharing the practice of meditation with people all over the world, taught over 12,000 hours, led international retreats and trainings, and her guided meditations have been streamed over 29 million times. She believes there isn't a one-size-fits-all approach to meditation and specializes in making this practice simple, accessible, and sustainable for real people with real lives. Her meditation work has been featured in NPR, Forbes, Yoga Journal, and Meditation Magazine, and she is the author of two bestselling books on meditation and mindfulness.
