Hybrid Program | Sunflower Studio (Taylorsville, UT) + Live Online
Pathways to Peace is a trauma-informed yoga teacher training rooted in classical Hatha Yoga and modern nervous system science. Designed for therapists, caregivers, service professionals, and those on their own healing journey, this program supports teaching — and living — from safety, presence, and integrity.
You can download full course guide below.
Are a therapist, counselor, social worker, caregiver, or work in healing or service roles
Feel called to teach yoga with sensitivity, ethics, and care
Want to understand trauma, the nervous system, and embodiment — without becoming a clinician
Are on your own healing journey and want learning to honor that
Value mentorship, reflection, and community over hustle or performance
Trauma-informed foundation grounded in safety, choice, and empowerment
Integration of polyvagal theory and nervous system awareness
Classical Hatha Yoga taught through an embodied, non-performative lens
Small cohort size to support mentorship and depth
Hybrid format that supports real-life schedules
Emphasis on self-inquiry, sustainability, and ethical teaching
This is not a “push harder” training.
It is intentionally paced, relational, and rooted in presence.
Pathways to Peace is a comprehensive 200-hour training that weaves together yoga philosophy, functional anatomy, mindfulness, pranayama, meditation, and trauma-informed teaching methodology.
Students explore:
Foundations of Hatha Yoga
Nervous system regulation and polyvagal-informed practice
Ethical, inclusive teaching principles
Sequencing, cueing, and holding space
Reflective self-inquiry and mentorship
Supervised community teaching
Graduates are eligible to register as RYT-200 with Yoga Alliance.
Format: Hybrid (≈80% in-person / 20% live online)
In-Person: Six weekend immersions at Sunflower Studio (Weekends are Apr 24-26, May 8-10, May 29-31, Jun 12-14, Jun 26-28, and Jul 10-12.)
Online: Weekly live Zoom sessions (Wednesdays, 7–9 pm)
Practice: Independent study, reflection, and teaching practicum
Integration: Community teaching, mentorship, and graduation circle
A detailed schedule is included in the full program guide.
There are no formal prerequisites to enroll in this training.
You do not need:
Prior yoga teacher certification
Advanced physical practice
A background in anatomy or psychology
This training welcomes beginners and experienced practitioners alike. Modifications, choice, and accessibility are built into all practices.
Includes:
All instruction and mentorship
Printed training manual
Supervised teaching practicum
Certificate of completion
Required textbooks are purchased separately.
Space is intentionally limited to maintain a supportive learning environment.

Dawn is a trauma-informed yoga teacher, meditation guide, and former corporate executive who now devotes her work to helping others reconnect with their bodies, inner wisdom, and capacity for regulation. Her teaching blends somatic awareness, mindfulness, and compassionate leadership, offering yoga as a practice of steadiness, care, and self-trust.
Guest faculty include Jennette Stone, LCSW, PMH-C, CYP 500, RYT 200, CMT 100 who supports trauma education within the training.
If you feel drawn to teach yoga with integrity, sensitivity, and care — or to deepen your own relationship with embodiment and presence — you are warmly invited into this training.
You’re encouraged to explore the full program guide or reach out with questions.
You are welcome to send any email with questions or any kind or use this contact form below.
