A 30 day 300-hour therapeutic yoga teacher training held within a traditional Bhakti ashram, rooted in lineage and devotional practice. This training is designed for certified yoga teachers who feel called to deepen their practice through yoga, Ayurveda, and embodied devotion.
Held across two beautiful locations in Colombia—beginning in the mountains of Cali and concluding near the Caribbean Sea—this training balances disciplined study with integration, rest, and reflection.
The Bhakti Ashram is a family-led space, facilitated by teachers with over 13 years of experience guiding international trainings. Chaitanya Nitai Das and Shyam Vallabhi Devi Dasi are partners in life and in teaching, stewarding the school together alongside their extended spiritual family. Their two children also accompany them at the ashram and are a natural, playful presence throughout the training. Their inclusion reflects a Bhakti way of life where spiritual practice is not separate from family or relationship.
This training is offered bilingually in English and Spanish.
Students begin immersed in the daily rhythm of ashram life at the Yogendra Ashram in Cali, Colombia. The training then transitions to the Caribbean coast near Tayrona National Park for a period of integration and assimilation.
This training is designed for certified yoga teachers who have completed a 200-hour training and wish to teach with greater therapeutic sensitivity, confidence, and discernment. It is also appropriate for experienced bodyworkers and healers who want to integrate yoga, Ayurveda, and Bhakti practice more fully into their work.
It is especially well suited for practitioners who value lineage, depth, and lived practice, and who are interested in yoga as a healing art rather than a fitness modality.
Graduates leave equipped to offer complete yoga classes and therapeutic support grounded in tradition, relationship, and embodied presence.
Life in the ashram follows a real, daily spiritual rhythm rooted in the Bhakti Yoga tradition.
Each morning begins with sangha in the temple—meditation, pranayama, kirtan, and teachings from the Bhagavad Gita. These practices shape the learning environment and inform the school’s approach to yoga as a path of healing and service.
The ashram is family-led and lived in. Chaitanya Nitai Das and Shyam Vallabhi Devi Dasi steward the school together, alongside their children and extended spiritual family. Their presence reflects a Bhakti way of life where practice is inseparable from relationship, community, and daily life.
The 300-hour training is organized as interconnected therapeutic modules. Each module may be taken independently or combined toward full certification.
Students completing the full program experience the modules as a coherent whole, supported by daily Bhakti practice, mentorship, case studies, and embodied integration. The learning is allowed to unfold organically into a unified therapeutic approach.