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Frequently Asked Questions

If you have a question about our training that is not listed below, please use the form above.

How can I become a Prison Yoga Project facilitator?

If you are interested in becoming a PYP facilitator, please check out our Becoming a Facilitator for more information.

You may use our courses for Continuing Education credit for Yoga Alliance. Please click this link for step by step instructions.

The training is open to anyone interested, regardless of experience or training. To work with us as a facilitator, we require a 200-hour yoga teacher training certification or extensive experience teaching yoga and/or mindfulness. Due to the sensitive nature of our work, we screen, so not everyone who attends the training is guaranteed an opportunity to work with Prison Yoga Project as a facilitator; however, there are many other ways to engage.

We offer a tiered-pricing model with Community, Supporter, and Benefactor levels. For people who can afford to pay a little more, the extra you give covers a part of the cost for those who cannot.

For those with constrained finances, we also offer scholarships. Scholarship applications are evaluated based on economic need, identification with a disproportionately impacted group by trauma and incarceration, and the likelihood of applying the knowledge and skills learned in service to the community.

You will find the scholarship application here.

Trauma-Informed Yoga Programs

Healing starts at the somatic level, where individuals are given the opportunity to rewire their nervous system and shift their behavior and relationships.

Trauma-Informed Training

Comprehensive trauma-informed yoga training and embodied awareness, focusing on empathy, compassion, and personal accountability for justice-impacted individuals.

Publications & Materials

Since 2010 we have sent more than 40,000 copies of our books, 'Yoga: a Path for Healing and Recovery' and 'Freedom From the Inside' by request, free-of-charge.

Advocacy & Consulting

We support facilities, government agencies, organizations, and individuals in establishing trauma-informed, mindfulness-based yoga in prisons and jails.

Trauma-Informed Yoga Programs

Healing starts at the somatic level, where individuals are given the opportunity to rewire their nervous system and shift their behavior and relationships.

Comprehensive trauma-informed yoga training and embodied awareness, focusing on empathy, compassion, and personal accountability for justice-impacted individuals.

Since 2010 we have sent more than 40,000 copies of our books, ‘Yoga: a Path for Healing and Recovery’ and ‘Freedom From the Inside’ by request, free-of-charge.

We support facilities, government agencies, organizations, and individuals in establishing trauma-informed, mindfulness-based yoga in prisons and jails.

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