Holistic Yoga Teacher Training
Rooted in practice, philosophy, and everyday life
Bhānumatī is a 12-month holistic mentorship-led yoga training programme rooted in embodied practice, philosophy, Ayurveda, and the integration of yoga into everyday life.
More than simply working toward certification, students are invited into a deeper exploration of movement, self-study, presence, and the wider traditions that continue to shape yogic practice.
Bhānumatī Yoga Teacher Training
Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu
लोका: समस्ता: सुखिनो भवन्तु
May all beings be happy and free.
May the thoughts, words, and actions of our own lives contribute, in some way, to that freedom.
Programme Snapshot
Programme: Holistic Yoga (200-hrs)
Qualification: Bhānumatī Yoga Teacher Training Certification (200-hrs)
Accrediting Body: Yoga Pros
Programme Length: 12 months
Format: Integrated online study, printed manuals, monthly in-person training weekends, self-practice, philosophy, Ayurveda, meditation, chanting, and guided teaching development
Graduate Teacher Programme (GPT): Following a successful assessment, you are invited to participate in a further 6 month supported student teaching period. GTP includes Ebb&Flow studio access, in-person mentorship sessions and professional-onboarding while you complete practice hours, leading to your SoulSpace Bhānumatī Yoga Teacher Training Certification (200-hrs).
Yoga & Ayurveda: A holistic and embodied approach integrating yoga philosophy, movement, meditation, pranayama, nourishment, ritual, and conscious living
Location: Ebb&Flow Studio, Petersfield
Teacher Trainer: Gregory Angell
Investment: £3,475
Deposit: £750 deposit required to confirm your place (non-refundable)
Next start date: Coming soon
View full list of in-person workshop dates: here
Ebb&Flow Membership: 6-month membership included, up to £549
Catering: Nourishing Ayurvedic meals served at eight of the twelve in-person training weekends
Refreshments: Herbal teas and bean-to-cup coffee available on in-person training days
Student Experience: includes all the wider benefits and support outlined within the SoulSpace Student Experience
Why Bhānumatī Yoga Training?
Bhānumatī was created from the understanding that yoga is not simply something we practise for a few hours each week, but something that gradually shapes the way we move through everyday life.
While many teacher training programmes focus primarily on anatomy, sequencing, and certification, this programme takes a more integrated approach, bringing together movement, philosophy, meditation, Ayurveda, and self-study.
Rooted in mentorship, reflection, and lived experience, the training invites students to deepen not only their understanding of yoga itself, but also their understanding of presence, balance, nourishment, community, and the wider rhythms of daily life.
More than simply working toward qualification, students are invited into a way of learning that supports both personal practice and the ability to guide others with greater steadiness, care, and authenticity.
A Mentorship-led Approach
At the heart of Bhānumatī is a mentorship-led approach shaped through years of dedicated practice, study, and real-world teaching experience.
Across the 12 months, students work closely with Gregory Angell in a supportive learning environment where the teachings are explored gradually through practice, reflection, discussion, and lived experience.
Rather than moving quickly through information, the extended structure of the programme creates space for deeper integration, supporting students in developing both confidence in their teaching and a deeper relationship with the wider philosophy and practices of yoga.
Drawing from more than two decades of study across multiple yogic traditions, Gregory’s teaching brings together movement, meditation, pranayama, philosophy, devotion, and self-inquiry in a way that encourages students to discover their own authentic relationship with the practice.
Rather than moving quickly through information, the extended structure of the programme creates space for deeper integration, supporting students in developing both confidence in their teaching and a deeper relationship with the wider philosophy and practices of yoga.
— Joginder Nahil
What you’ll study and practise
Throughout the training, students are introduced to a wide range of yogic practices and teachings designed to support both personal development and confident teaching.
Areas of study include:
Asana, alignment, sequencing, and teaching methodology
Pranayama, meditation, mantra, and yogic breath practices
Yoga philosophy, including The Bhagavad Gita and Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
Ayurveda, nourishment, and daily practices that support balance and wellbeing
Anatomy and physiology in relation to movement, breath, and energetic practice
Yogic traditions including Karma, Bhakti, Jnana, and Raja Yoga
Self-study, reflection, and the integration of yoga into everyday life
Who is this training for?
This training is for those seeking a deeper and more integrated relationship with yoga, whether with the intention to teach professionally or to deepen their own personal practice and understanding.
It may appeal to existing yoga practitioners, wellness professionals, therapists, movement teachers, or those navigating a period of personal transition and looking to reconnect more intentionally with themselves and the wider rhythms of daily life.
No matter where students begin, the training encourages a grounded and open approach to learning, supporting each individual in developing their own authentic relationship with the practice over time.
Meet the Teacher Trainer
Gregory Angell has been practising and studying yoga for more than 25 years and teaching full-time for 17. During that time, he has taught thousands of classes, completed extensive teacher training across multiple yogic traditions, and accumulated more than 30,000 hours of personal practice, shaping a deeply personal and integrative approach to both practice and teaching.
“Throughout the training we explore yoga not only through movement and breath, but through philosophy, meditation, chanting, self-study, and the wider traditions that have shaped yogic practice for centuries.”
— Gregory Angell
Nourishment beyond the mat
Food plays an important role within the Ayurvedic tradition, supporting balance, nourishment, and overall wellbeing. During selected trainings, students enjoy thoughtfully prepared Ayurvedic meals from Sukha Health that complement the wider themes of practice, self-care, and holistic living explored throughout the programme.
Katy Savior, Ayurvedic Practitioner & Counsellor, Sukha Health
Training Guarantee
If you do not pass your programme assessment, you may reenrol in the next available Bhānumatī (Holistic) Yoga Teacher Training programme at no further cost.
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