50 hour Yin Healing February 2026
Feb 16
Feb 20, 2026
Venue: Radiantly Alive Ubud Bali
A 50-hrs Yin Yoga Therapy® certification with a focus on chi flow in the body, meridians and acupoints.
Stand-alone or as module block of our 300-hrs Yoga Alliance teacher training program & 700-hrs Yin Yoga Therapy™ education.
Non-residential (only program) at Radiantly Alive, Ubud, Bali
See all: 50 hour / 1 week Yin Healing
In this 50-hrs yin yoga teacher training course, we will show you how to invite the practitioner to become their own healer. You get to know the Yin Yoga Therapy® approach to yoga as a healing method that interweaves the insights and practices of mindfulness, up-to-date anatomical considerations and the ancient Daoist healing wisdom of the acupressure points, meridians & chi flow into an integral meditative and therapeutic yoga practice.
The Yin Yoga Therapy® / Yin Healing method is designed for the practitioner to not only create the space to listen to our bodies closely, but to communicate with our body and innate healing abilities through the activation of meridians and acu points.
Alexandra Denkinger (M.D.Acu) will guide you on how to set your intention and activate our chi flow in the poses. Practice anatomically intelligent sequences with her which are enriched with meaning and purpose, whilst cultivation a free flow of chi through the body.
This comprehensive training covers:
- Essential Elements of Yin Yoga Therapy®:
Get to know the essential elements of Yin Yoga Therapy® with the focus on activating the chi flow in the body. - Acupressure Points:
Learn about acupressure points and meridians, understanding their physical and energetic value. - Mindfulness Principles:
Integrate mindfulness principles as the backdrop of the practice. - Experience Skillful Sequences:
Experience skillful lead sequences according to the Daoist Elements and Meridians, and the subtle art of creating the ideal environment for a transformational experience of body, mind and soul to take place. - Anatomical Considerations:
Understand anatomical considerations for the pose and sequence, prioritizing safety and individual accessible capacities for everybody.
The aim is to enable teachers to elevate their yin yoga class into offering a self-healing experience, infused with the ancient wisdom of acupuncture points and meridians, providing participants with the knowledge and skills to activate their own healing abilities. Dive into the knowledge behind these traditions, understanding how to create a safe environment for your students, emphasizing breath, insight, and intuition in a Daoist/Zen approach to support alignment with one’s deepest self.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Yin Yoga Therapy® / AcuYin
Yin Healing with Meridians & Acupressure Points
Foundation, Definition and Theory of Yin Yoga Therapy
- Body – Physical considerations and benefits
- Mind – Mindfulness applied
- Soul – Energetic & emotional aspects
Yin Yoga Practice Immersion
- Practice of classic yin yoga poses + modifications + additional upper body poses
- Functional and energetic aspects of the poses
- Prioritizing safety and individual adaptations
- How and when to work with acupressure points
The Art of Teaching Yin
- Intelligent sequencing guidelines with anatomical and energetic considerations / meridian activation
- Trauma-aware approach to teaching
- Language of yin
- The art of conscious touch
- Scope of practice & Conde of conduct
Yin Yoga Therapy™, Chi & the Meridian Flow in the Body
- Introduction into Oriental Medicine / TCM / Daoist meridian system
- 12 primary meridians & their healing wisdom
- Energetic and emotional value of each pose
- The 3 different ways to activate chi flow
- Acupressure points for each meridian
- The transformative power of the Rebound
- Dan Tien Healing Breath
Basic Anatomy & the Theory of Exercise
- The physical theory of “yin exercise”
- Aesthetic vs. functional alignment
- Working with fascia and tensegrity
- The piezoelectric principle in the poses
- When and how to apply yin yoga principles in physical therapy to release pain
Daily Yoga Practice
- Daily Yin Yoga Immersion
- Meditations, Breathwork & Meridian Nidra
Daily Schedule
09:00 – 10:15 Theory
10:20 – 11:35 Methodology
11:40 – 13:00 Asana Lab
13:00 – 15:00 Lunch Break & Self Study
15:00 – 17:00 Yin Yoga Practice Immersion
17:05 – 18:00 Sequence Analysis
*This is an example schedule and may vary from day to day.
Yin Yoga Therapy® / Yin Healing
CERTIFICATE
Yoga Alliance Certification (CE credits or accreditation as module block of 300-hrs)
& 700-hrs Yin Yoga Therapy®
- With successful completion of the training, students will receive a Yoga Alliance-affiliated 50-hrs certificate from The Body-Mind-Soul Centre (RYS 300 – registered school with Yoga Alliance) which can be accredited to the 300-hrs Yoga Alliance certification program or alternatively can count as Yoga Alliance continuing education credits.
- Additionally, students will receive a 50-hrs Yin Yoga Therapy® practitioner diploma which is a building block for our 700 hours of Yin Yoga Therapy® education as a component of Alexandra Denkinger M.D.(ACU) physical therapy practice, licensed and registered as Doctor of Medicine in Acupuncture M.D.(ACU) by the Indian Board of Alternative Medicine, affiliated with Yoga Alliance as a registered yoga teacher (E-RYT 500) and owner of The Body-Mind-Soul Centre (RYS 300).
Venue
For this module, we are excited to collaborate with Radiantly Alive, a renowned and beautiful yoga studio in Bali.
Nestled in the heart of Udud this place attracts yoga enthusiasts worldwide to deepen their yoga practice. Radiantly Alive’s supportive community and peaceful atmosphere create the perfect environment for learning, self-discovery, and transformation.
Our trainings here are non-residential only, but we are happy to help you to find your own accommodation in Ubud.
“Feel super blessed to have had this opportunity to do a yin yoga therapy course. To get a deeper understanding from a real acupuncturist (Alex) and understand how the meridian (energy) lines work and how they are connected to the different organs and what are the emotions attached to it was a brilliant bonus! Specially since I’m also into bodywork. This was giving me a deeper insight to the anatomy from oriental medicine perspective. I have learnt and touched concepts that were “beautifully” integrated!
Forever grateful and SO in love with Alex!
She is a extraordinarily wonderful guide and creates such a serene and safe space for all of us to feel our best, gain the most and guiding in the best possible way. By letting things just flow into its rightful space! Truly living the Taoist way of life! I just felt super humbled and extremely grateful to have been a part of this journey!”
Tara Kurian
