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Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh, India – Guide Women Through the Sacred Journey of Pregnancy

  • Writer: Anand Mehrotra
    Anand Mehrotra
  • 2 days ago
  • 2 min read

prenatal yoga teacher training
prenatal yoga teacher training

Pregnancy is a profound journey—one that transforms not only the body but also the mind, heart, and spirit. Supporting women during this life-changing phase requires more than just yoga knowledge—it requires presence, compassion, and wisdom. At Sattva Yoga Academy, our Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training program offers exactly that.


Set in the heart of Rishikesh, the birthplace of yoga, this training is a soul-enriching experience designed for yoga teachers, birth professionals, and anyone called to guide women through pregnancy with clarity, confidence, and care.


Why Prenatal Yoga?

Prenatal yoga is more than modified asanas. It’s a complete support system that nurtures a woman physically, mentally, and emotionally through her pregnancy journey.

Through the tools of yoga—breath, movement, mindfulness, and mantra—expectant mothers gain:

  • Relief from physical discomfort

  • Mental and emotional balance

  • A deeper connection to their growing baby

  • Confidence and strength for labor and delivery

  • Tools to navigate fear, anxiety, and transformation


As a certified prenatal yoga teacher, you empower women to trust their bodies, honor their inner wisdom, and experience birth as a sacred rite of passage.


What You’ll Learn in This Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training

The Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training at Sattva Yoga Academy is a Yoga Alliance–recognized 85-hour program that provides a comprehensive understanding of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum from both modern and yogic perspectives.

The curriculum includes:

  • Anatomy and physiology of pregnancy and childbirth

  • Safe and effective asana modifications for all trimesters

  • Breathwork (pranayama) to support the nervous system and labor

  • Meditation and mantra for emotional stability and bonding

  • Prenatal sequencing, class planning, and student support

  • Postnatal care and yoga for recovery and rejuvenation

  • Philosophical and energetic understanding of motherhood

You’ll not only learn how to teach—you’ll learn how to hold space for women with deep presence and authenticity.


Why Choose Sattva Yoga Academy?

Nestled in the serene foothills of the Himalayas, Sattva Yoga Academy is one of the world’s most revered yoga schools. Guided by Himalayan Master Anand Mehrotra, our trainings are immersive, holistic, and spiritually awakening.

At Sattva, your experience includes:

  • A high-frequency yogic environment in sacred Rishikesh

  • Experienced teachers with both modern and Vedic expertise

  • Organic sattvic meals and eco-conscious living

  • Community support and global connections

  • Integration of kriya, mantra, meditation, and wisdom teachings

You’ll leave not only with a certificate—but with a transformed inner state.


Who Should Join This Training?

This Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training is perfect for:

  • Certified yoga teachers wanting to specialize in prenatal yoga

  • Doulas, midwives, and birth educators

  • Women’s wellness coaches and therapists

  • Mothers who want to share their own experience through yoga

  • Anyone called to support the sacred feminine

No prior pregnancy experience is needed—just a sincere heart and a commitment to serve.


What You’ll Receive

  • 85-Hour Yoga Alliance–recognized Prenatal Yoga Certification

  • Deep knowledge of prenatal and postnatal yogic practices

  • Tools to create safe, inclusive, and empowering classes

  • Personal growth through spiritual and self-awareness practices

  • Lifelong access to the Sattva global community


Be a Part of Conscious Birth Support

The prenatal phase is a time of expansion, vulnerability, and awakening. With the right guidance, it can be a sacred rite of passage for every mother. At Sattva Yoga Academy, we prepare you to meet that moment with wisdom, compassion, and yogic grace.

 
 
 

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