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Pablo Ferrero is a certified Iyengar Yoga teacher, trained at RIMYI in Pune, and an E-RYT 500 registered with Yoga Alliance. He is also an osteopath, an Ayurvedic manual therapist and an advanced student of Ayurvedic Medicine. For more details, you can read his full biography.
Our advanced Restorative Yoga training is part of a 300-hour program, made up of this module plus two more 100-hour modules. The 100-hour Restorative Yoga training belongs to our 300-hour advanced training and offers the quality instruction needed to get the most out of Restorative Yoga. At our yoga school, located in Alcorcón and in the Sierra Oeste of Madrid, we offer specialized training to explore this practice in depth, which is so needed today. The course includes training in pranayama, Yoga Nidra and mantra chanting, all key to freeing the breath.
The program is for anyone who wants to go deeper into the practice and method of Restorative Yoga. Participants will gain the knowledge they need to design and teach Restorative Yoga and pranayama classes and workshops. They will learn to support students with greater confidence as they work with their physical and emotional limitations.
We place special emphasis on therapeutic practice, the use of therapeutic props, conscious breathing (pranayama), the use of the voice and the yoga of sleep (Nidra). The training includes an introduction to Yoga Nidra and visualizations for self-discovery. You will also learn to bring in tools from Humanistic Coaching so participants can look more deeply into themselves.
All our trainings can be taken in person, online or as a mix of both. In this training, we apply ideas from structural and visceral osteopathy, as well as Ayurveda, to yoga practice.
You will learn to use blocks, belts, kurunta (wall ropes), bolsters, chairs and many other therapeutic props correctly. They will let you build your practice step by step, with special attention to working with the breath.
If you would like more information about our Restorative Yoga trainings, please get in touch. We will be happy to answer all your questions.
At our school, Restorative Yoga draws on the correct use of Iyengar Yoga props and the foundations of osteopathy, supporting the self-healing of body, mind and spirit. With advanced, careful use of yoga props and well-planned sequencing, practitioners can reduce their tendency toward any imbalance or illness they may be experiencing right now. If there is no illness or ailment, students will learn to go deeper into their own practice and their teaching method.
Teaching Restorative Yoga requires experience in teaching Iyengar Yoga, because using therapeutic props correctly takes knowledge and technical precision. At our school, we offer specialized training that brings these elements together to ensure a safe and effective practice.
Unlike other, more conventional styles of yoga, Restorative Yoga aims to slow down and open the body and mind through passive and, at times, isometric stretches. A Restorative Yoga class includes only a few asanas, usually held for 5 to 15 minutes each. This allows the muscles to relax deeply.
A Restorative Yoga session uses props such as bolsters, belts, blocks, benches, tables and ropes. These props help keep the body aligned and let it relax completely. They also allow the effects of the asanas to reach the deepest layers of muscle, visceral and organ tissue.
From Iyengar and Restorative Yoga to Therapeutic Yoga
After going deeper into Iyengar Yoga, Restorative Yoga and the correct use of therapeutic props, we take the next step into Therapeutic Yoga, approached through asana and pranayama.
Level I: The Families of Asanas
In this first level, we will work with the different families of asanas (yoga postures). You will learn how to approach each one with its variations and technical adjustments.
Level II: Therapeutic Sequences
In the second level, you will keep deepening your practice of Iyengar-Restorative Yoga. You will also learn sequences of asana, pranayama, meditation and mantra chanting designed to ease and support specific physical and emotional conditions.
Some of the conditions we will work with:
Anxiety and mental health: panic attacks
Depression and its types
Hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism
Digestive system: acid reflux, constipation, diarrhea and gas
Blood pressure: high and low
Heart problems
Menopause
Back: upper and lower back
Shoulders and neck
Knees
Foundations of Osteopathy and how to apply them in yoga
An essential attitude: we ask you to come with an open mind. During the training, we share valuable information you won’t find in manuals, and being open to receiving it is each student’s responsibility.
During the training, and after it ends, you will be able to attend the school’s Restorative-Therapeutic Yoga classes as an observer. When the teacher considers it appropriate, you can also take part as an assistant. This option has a small additional fee on top of the full training price.
Once you have joined the program, please contact the school’s management for more information.


























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Who is this Restorative Yoga and Pranayama ttc for?
It is a training aimed at Yoga teachers and practitioners of all levels with at least 2 years of yogic practice. You cannot teach something that has not been practiced and/or proven the benefits on yourself. That is why you will learn in an experiential, theoretical and practical way in order to understand the benefits and psychology of this way of teaching and practicing. Whether you are a teacher or not, you will acquire the necessary knowledge to design Restorative Yoga and Pranayama classes and workshops and accompany your students with greater confidence in the treatment of different physical and emotional limitations. Incorporating your own visualizations and Yoga Nidras to accompany human processes within the context of a Yoga class
For those teachers who have completed 200 and/or 500 hours of training and want to deepen their practice and teaching. You will gain confidence in the treatment of injuries and you will be able to accompany safely by adjusting each posture to each specific case. You will be able to learn in depth techniques and tools that will endorse you as a Yoga teacher and will enrich your classes and students. It is an opportunity to delve into the tradition of Iyengar Yoga, restorative, hatha and traditional tantra.
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What will you have learned at the end of this training?
In Level I, you will learn the foundations of Therapeutic Yoga in depth and how to apply them to different physical and emotional conditions:
To go deeper into therapeutic practice, we recommend also taking Level II, which explores in depth yoga sequences designed for different physical, mental and emotional conditions:
How long can I be absent in training?
We allow you to be absent 20% of the course load of the training. Remember that you can take up to 40 hours online. If you notify us in advance, we will record the parts of the training that you cannot attend. Taking this training does not guarantee receiving the certificate from our school. The student is responsible for meeting the objectives of the training.
What certification does this training grant?
This training is endorsed by the YACEP seal, Continuing Education provider by Yoga Alliance that regulates the continuing education of Yoga teachers internationally. If you complete the 3 100h modules of our school you will be eligible for the 300h Title by the Yoga Alliance. Find out about the Complete Training 300h.
To book this training, fill out this form and we will contact you as soon as possible.
Thank you very much for your interest!
Con la práctica, el beneficio del yoga restaurativo cada vez es más palpable. Esta modalidad tiene muchas ventajas. A continuación, detallamos las ventajas del yoga restaurativo más destacadas.
Es una herramienta que permite recuperarse de dolencias físicas , como los dolores de espalda; y mentales, como la ansiedad y la depresión.
A causa del estrés que provocan las obligaciones diarias, podemos sufrir de fatiga crónica. Con la práctica del yoga, sentimos que nuestros niveles de energía aumentan, ya que los ejercicios activan nuestro sistema nervioso central parasimpático.
Incrementamos nuestra atención. Nuestro ritmo de vida acelerado baja de intensidad. Esto nos permite relajar nuestra mente y también estimular nuestro sistema inmune.
La flexibilidad de nuestro cuerpo mejora considerablemente, lo que nos proporciona una mayor sensación de bienestar.
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