Neurodevelopmental Yoga Therapy (NDYT) is a structured, progressive training pathway integrating developmental neuroscience, sensory integration principles, primitive reflex integration, and the therapeutic application of yoga.
Designed for today’s diverse educational, therapeutic, and community settings, NDYT prepares practitioners to deliver safe, inclusive, and responsive yoga-based therapeutic support for autistic, ADHD, and neurodivergent individuals.
Grounded in over 30 years of applied practice, NDYT combines embodied wisdom with contemporary neurodevelopmental science to create a practical, regulation-informed framework that can be confidently applied in real-world settings.
NDYT is delivered through a progressive pathway:
Yoga for Autism/ADHD Core neurodevelopmental understanding and applying a whole integrated practice .
As part of the accredited 80 hour training. Structured programme design, therapeutic application, and supervised practice for all neurodiverse types.
As part of the accredited 80 hour training. Specialist pathways and application for more complex practice, integration and support.
Supervision, workshops, and reflective professional development. Progression is practice-based and supported through supervision.
Yoga for Autism/ADHD
Core neurodevelopmental understanding and applying a whole integrated practice .
As part of the accredited 80 hour training.
Structured programme design, therapeutic application, and supervised practice for all neurodiverse types.
As part of the accredited 80 hour training.
Specialist pathways and application for more complex practice, integration and support.
Supervision, workshops, and reflective professional development.
Progression is practice-based and supported through supervision.
NDYT is delivered through a progressive pathway:
Yoga for Autism/ADHD
Core neurodevelopmental understanding and applying a whole integrated practice .
As part of the accredited 80 hour training.
Structured programme design, therapeutic application, and supervised practice for all neurodiverse types.
As part of the accredited 80 hour training.
Specialist pathways and application for more complex practice, integration and support.
Supervision, workshops, and reflective professional development.
Progression is practice-based and supported through supervision.
The NDYT Foundation introduces Neurodevelopmental Yoga Therapy as an integrative, evidence-informed approach that blends yoga, developmental movement, neuroscience, and sensory integration to support nervous system regulation and emotional wellbeing.
This trauma-aware, neurodiversity-affirming training equips practitioners to work confidently with autistic children, young people, and adults, as well as individuals with ADHD, learning differences, and sensory processing challenges.
Format: Hybrid (online + face-to-face)
Investment: £475
Progression: Counts toward the full NDYT Practitioner pathway or can be attended as standalone CPD.
The full NDYT Practitioner qualification consists of 80 hours, including supervised practice, client study, and live mentoring.
The NDYT Foundation introduces Neurodevelopmental Yoga Therapy as an integrative, evidence-informed approach that blends yoga, developmental movement, neuroscience, and sensory integration to support nervous system regulation and emotional wellbeing.
This trauma-aware, neurodiversity-affirming training equips practitioners to work confidently with autistic children, young people, and adults, as well as individuals with ADHD, learning differences, and sensory processing challenges.
• Yoga teachers and trainees
• Educators, therapists, and support professionals
• Parents, carers, and community practitioners
• Anyone drawn to inclusive, neurodiversity-affirming practice
Our small group classes create supportive, inclusive environments where participants can:
Groups are intentionally small to ensure attuned support and responsive practice.
Format: Hybrid (online + face-to-face)
Investment: £475
Progression: Counts toward the full NDYT Practitioner pathway or can be attended as standalone CPD.
The full NDYT Practitioner qualification consists of 80 hours, including supervised practice, client study, and live mentoring.
NDYT honours yoga’s integrative power while grounding practice in contemporary neurodevelopmental science. The result is a compassionate, structured, and highly practical training that equips practitioners to support regulation, emotional wellbeing, and meaningful engagement across diverse communities.
