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We are grateful for all our partners, especially the professional Yoga organizations.
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Yoga Alliance® is a non-profit, tax-exempt section 501(c)(3) organization. We maintain a national Yoga Teachers' Registry to recognize and promote teachers with training that meets our standards. Teachers registered with us are authorized to use the initials "RYT®" (Registered Yoga Teacher) after their name, or the initials “E-RYTSM" (Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher) if they have significant teaching experience in addition to training. We issue registry marks (logos) for enrolled teachers to use in their resumes, advertising and business endeavors. Yoga Alliance® also maintains a Registry of Yoga Schools to recognize yoga teacher training programs of at least 200 or 500 hours. Registered schools are authorized to use the initials "RYS®" (Registered Yoga School) after their names, and receive certificates of registration as well as registry marks. Once a school is registered, all graduates of an RYS® are automatically eligible to register with us as RYT®s. |
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International Association of Yoga Therapists (IAYT) supports research and education and serves as a professional organization for Yoga teachers and Yoga therapists worldwide. Our mission is to establish Yoga as a recognized and respected therapy. IAYT has published the International Journal of Yoga Therapy since 1990 and now also sponsors the annual Symposium on Yoga Therapy and Research (SYTAR). Membership is open to experienced Yoga practitioners, Yoga teachers, Yoga therapists, Yoga researchers and healthcare professionals who utilize Yoga in their practice. |
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The North American Studio Alliance, or NAMASTA, was founded 2002 to helps mind-body professionals like you find |
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