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Care for students through the entire Prenatal & Reproductive Health process
Our 100% online master course is a comprehensive program designed to equip yoga teachers with the knowledge and skills needed to support their students' reproductive health needs. Learn about fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum using recovery techniques and yoga practices to support health around reproductive surgeries, such as hysterectomy, and complications like endometriosis or prolonged postpartum issues. Unbound's passion and support for reproductive health extends to all stages of life including fertility, pregnancy, and menopause. Our online program is flexible, allowing you to study at your own pace and from the comfort of your own home while being personally supported by a mentor every step of the way. Join us in this exciting journey towards enhancing reproductive health education, and become a highly paid leader in the yoga field.
Prenatal and Reproductive Health
Master Course Overview
Program Breakdown
100% Online Prenatal and Reproductive health Master course, divided into 5 distinct weeks of study, each week focused on a specific area of reproductive health. This course is delivered through a mix of recorded videos and live online interaction with our expert instructors. For each section of the course, you will complete videos and assignments before meeting with a lead instructor or mentor to present your work, practice teaching, and receive feedback and support. By the end of the course, you will be fully equipped to provide your students with the best possible care during every stage of the reproductive process.
Topic Overview
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Part 1: Fertility, Cycles, and the Pelvic Floor
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Part 2: Prenatal Yoga: Beginner, Gentle, and the First Trimester
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Part 3: Prenatal Yoga: Strengthening, Flow, and the Second Trimester
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Part 4: Prenatal Yoga: Adapting, Yoga for Labor, and the Third Trimester
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Part 5: Postpartum Yoga and Reproductive Recovery
Course Credits
The entire course is 105 hours. 85 hours are approved as Prenatal Yoga Teacher Training with Yoga Alliance, the remaining 20 hours can be counted towards Continuing Education Units (CEUs) or as part of our 300-hour Training. Our expertise as yoga therapists forms the foundation of the therapeutic aspects of this course. However, it's important to note that this training is not intended to teach yoga teachers how to diagnose or treat medical issues. Rather, the tools and techniques you'll learn in this course will provide you with insight into how these issues manifest in the body and how we, as yoga professionals, can support our students' health and wellness.
Meet the Instructors
Lauren Mason, R-PYT, C-IAYT
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Co-owner of Unbound Collective School of Yoga & Wellness, Lauren has over 15 years of experience teaching dance and yoga and 8 years of teaching continuing education and yoga teacher training programs. With a background in education, theatre, and dance, Lauren uses her strengths to teach yoga programs that are comprehensive, unique, and inclusive. Certified Yoga Therapist with IAYT (the International Association of Yoga Therapists), and a Continuing Education Provider, an E-RYT 500 (registered experienced yoga teacher) and R-PYT (registered prenatal yoga teacher) with Yoga Alliance. Her specializations include Aerial Yoga, Prenatal & Postpartum Yoga, Yoga for Reproductive Health, Tantric Yoga, Restorative Yoga, Trauma Sensitive Yoga, Adaptive Yoga, Yogic Philosophy, Pranayama, Mantra, Mudra, and Prenatal & Infant Loss. Lauren believes that practice of yoga should be a respected part of holistic health and wellness, taught by teachers with excellent comprehensive training.
Kelly Morales, MD, FACOG
Kelly Morales, MD, FACOG is a caring and compassionate OB/GYN, dedicated to providing patient-centered care to women in and around San Antonio, Texas. Dr. Morales served as an OB/GYN in the United States Army Medical Corps, and has earned international recognition for her research in pelvic scar tissue prevention. As a pioneer in women’s health, Dr. Morales is the first OB/GYN in San Antonio to offer Votiva FormaV and FractoraV noninvasive treatment for sexual dysfunction, urinary incontinence, and many other pelvic floor disorders. Dr. Morales practices holistic, progressive obstetrics and goes above and beyond to offer her patients the birth experience they envision in a safe and unbiased environment. Dr, Morales fully understands the need for holistic care in pregnancy and reproductive health and has been a leader for including prenatal yoga and other holistic non-invasive care in and out of the hospital. She owns House of RhythOm yoga studio, where prenatal yoga is one of the many quality services offered by experienced teachers.
Angela Van Wagoner Moore, C-IAYT
Co-owner of Unbound Collective School of Yoga & Wellness and Founder of Concrete Yoga, Angie is a Certified Yoga Therapist through IAYT, she is a Yoga Alliance approved Continuing Education Provider & Lead Yoga Teacher Trainer, an E-RYT 500. Angela has taught throughout the United States and Europe. Many of her teachings are centered around belonging, decreasing physical and emotional injury and uncovering empowerment through the strength, peace and connectedness that yoga can provide. Angela will be joining us in this training to speak specifically in the areas of sexual and reproductive trauma. She has special training and expertise in trauma including Pregnancy and Infant Loss training from The Center for Birth, Breath, and Death.
Harini Srinivasan, R-PYT, C-IAYT
Harini is an E-RYT 500 and R-PYT with Yoga Alliance and Certified Yoga Therapist through the IAYT. Originating from in Southern India, yoga has always been apart of Harini’s culture and passions. She has had the blessing of expierencing all four aspects of yoga: Bhakti, Gnyana, Karma and Raja, and her personal practice includes chanting, pranayama and meditation. Harini has a wide background of education, including a masters degree in microbiology and wide variety of yoga training. She completed her first yoga training in India in 2005, and a second in the US in 2013. She continued her yoga education in the traditional method of yoga through the Krishnamacharya lineage. She has specialized training in prenatal yoga and yoga therapy, and draws on her cultural traditions as she supports women through pregnancy and postpartum with yogic and Ayurvedic practices.
