Kundalini Yoga Therapy Training Australia 2027

Name: Kundalini Yoga Therapy Training Australia 2027 | Melbourne & Adelaide
Start: 2027-04-12T08:00:00+10:00
End: 2027-04-26T17:00:00+10:00
Location: Kundalini House

Unraveling the Knot and Origins & Identity

Two In-Person Professional Trainings at Kundalini House, Melbourne

12–18 April 2027
Kundalini House, North Fitzroy, Melbourne

In April 2027, Kundalini House welcomes the Guru Ram Das Center for Medicine & Humanology for two deeply experiential professional trainings exploring the meeting place between modern health science, yogic wisdom and the therapeutic application of Kundalini Yoga.

These courses are open to yoga teachers and yoga therapists from all traditions, with no prerequisite required. They may be completed individually or together as an immersive seven-day training experience.

Designed for those working in yoga, healthcare, therapy and the service professions, these trainings support you to deepen your understanding of health and consciousness while cultivating the steadiness, discernment and embodied presence needed to remain compassionate in the presence of both suffering and human potential.

Training One

Unraveling the Knot of Stress, Inflammation, Pain and Sleep

Monday 12 – Wednesday 14 April 2027
In person at Kundalini House, Melbourne

Stress, inflammation, pain and disrupted sleep are deeply interconnected. When one becomes persistent, it can affect the others, creating a complex cycle that influences physical health, emotional wellbeing and quality of life.

This three-day Kundalini Yoga Therapy training brings modern science into conversation with ancient yogic tradition. You will explore how specific yoga practices, meditation and yogic lifestyle approaches may help address the physiological patterns connecting stress, inflammation, pain and sleep.

Rather than approaching these experiences as isolated symptoms, the course invites you to understand their interrelationship and consider how therapeutic yoga can support greater regulation, resilience, vitality and ease.

In this course, you will:

Explore the relationship between stress, inflammation, pain and sleep.
Learn how modern physiology and ancient yogic perspectives understand these interconnected processes.
Experience Kundalini Yoga practices and yogic lifestyle approaches that support health and vitality.
Deepen your capacity to work safely and skilfully with students and clients experiencing complex health concerns.
Develop practical tools that may be integrated into yoga teaching, yoga therapy and complementary healthcare settings.

Although the course includes methods from Kundalini Yoga, the material is relevant and accessible to yoga teachers and yoga therapists from all traditions.

Course schedule

Monday 12 and Tuesday 13 April: 9:00am–6:00pm
Wednesday 14 April: 9:00am–5:30pm

Full attendance and completion of the required coursework are necessary to receive a certificate of completion.

Continuing education

This course is approved for:

22 IAYT Advanced Professional Development hours
22 Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Units
26.4 contact hours for nurses through the California Board of Registered Nursing

Registration

Registration and payment are managed directly through the Guru Ram Das Center for Medicine & Humanology.

Learn more and register for Unraveling the Knot

Training Two

Origins and Identity: An Exploration of Your Authentic Self

Thursday 15 – Sunday 18 April 2027
In person at Kundalini House, Melbourne

Origins and Identity is a deeply experiential journey into the subtle anatomy of consciousness.

Through Kundalini Yoga, meditation, interoceptive awareness, relaxation, yogic philosophy and shared inquiry, you will explore the forces that shape identity, perception, health and your relationship with yourself.

The intention is not only to understand these teachings intellectually, but to embody them—to establish endurance, subtlety, stillness and radiant presence.

This training supports you to recognise the influence of thought, belief, karma and deeply held patterns, while strengthening your capacity to remain centred, compassionate and available to both the suffering and the potential within yourself and others.

It is particularly valuable for yoga teachers, yoga therapists, healthcare practitioners and people working in therapeutic, educational, community or service-based professions.

In this course, you will:

Explore the meaning and influence of the 36 tattwas, three gunas and 10 Bodies.
Understand the interconnection of subtle energy, consciousness, physical health and mental wellbeing.
Examine the influence of karmas and samskaras.
Explore how thought and belief may affect health and recovery.
Investigate inner conflict as both a potential source of illness and a pathway towards integration.
Engage with teachings from the Bhagavad Gita, Patañjali’s Yoga Sutras and the Five Sutras of the Aquarian Age.
Deepen your relationship with the Radiant, Subtle and Pranic Bodies.
Cultivate the steadiness and neutrality needed to remain present with complexity and suffering.
Strengthen your connection with an authentic, embodied sense of self.

Course schedule

Thursday 15 – Sunday 18 April: 9:00am–6:00pm daily

Full attendance and completion of the required coursework and course evaluation are necessary to receive a certificate of completion.

Continuing education

This course is approved for:

30 IAYT Advanced Professional Development hours
30 Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Units
36 contact hours for nurses through the California Board of Registered Nursing

Registration

Registration and payment are managed directly through the Guru Ram Das Center for Medicine & Humanology.

Learn more and register for Origins and Identity in Melbourne

Complete Both Trainings and Save

Two-Course Melbourne Bundle

Teachers and therapists are warmly encouraged to complete both courses as one seven-day professional development experience.

Together, the trainings offer a rich exploration of the relationship between physiology, consciousness, identity and health—from the interwoven patterns of stress, pain, inflammation and sleep to the subtle forces that shape our experience of self.

The two-course bundle offers a reduced combined investment and creates the opportunity to immerse yourself in the teachings within a supportive professional community.

Training dates: Monday 12 – Sunday 18 April 2027
Location: Kundalini House, North Fitzroy, Melbourne

View the two-course bundle and register

Origins and Identity in Adelaide

Friday 23 – Monday 26 April 2027
In person in Adelaide, South Australia

We are delighted that Origins and Identity: An Exploration of Your Authentic Self will also be offered in Adelaide, hosted by Tina in her beautiful studio.

This four-day, in-person training is a special opportunity to gather with the Adelaide Kundalini Yoga community, reconnect with teachers and friends, and immerse yourself in the teachings within a warm and supportive environment.

Whether you are based in Adelaide, travelling from regional South Australia or joining from interstate, you are warmly invited to be part of this shared experience of practice, inquiry and community.

The training is open to yoga teachers and yoga therapists from all traditions, with no prerequisite required.

Come and deepen your practice, expand your professional understanding and share four meaningful days with a community committed to bringing greater consciousness, compassion and healing into the world.

Learn more and register for Origins and Identity in Adelaide

Who Are These Trainings For?

These courses are suitable for:

Yoga teachers from all traditions
Yoga therapists
Kundalini Yoga teachers
Healthcare and allied health practitioners
Somatic and complementary therapists
Counsellors and professionals in service-based roles
Teachers seeking to bring yoga more safely and skilfully into healthcare and therapeutic settings

No previous Kundalini Yoga Therapy training is required.

Your Trainers

Dr Shanti Shanti Kaur Khalsa

Dr Shanti Shanti Kaur Khalsa is the founding director of the Guru Ram Das Center for Medicine & Humanology. A Certified Kundalini Yoga Therapist, Medical Family Therapist and senior teacher, she has spent decades bringing the therapeutic application of Kundalini Yoga into modern healthcare and supporting people living with chronic and life-threatening illness.

Siri Bhagvati — Billie Atherstone

Siri Bhagvati, Billie Atherstone, is a Kundalini Yoga Therapist, Somatic Therapist and Professional Kundalini Yoga Teacher Trainer with more than 20 years of experience across yoga, health sciences and complementary medicine.

A long-standing faculty member with the Guru Ram Das Center for Medicine & Humanology, she teaches within its professional Kundalini Yoga Therapy and trauma-responsive training programs. Billie is co-owner of Kundalini House and facilitates trauma recovery and yoga therapy programs in Melbourne and across Australia.

Training Location, Melbourne

Kundalini House
North Fitzroy, Melbourne, Victoria

Tea and light snacks will be provided. Meals and accommodation are not included.

Participants travelling to Melbourne may wish to explore accommodation in North Fitzroy, Carlton, Brunswick, Northcote, Thornbury or the Melbourne CBD.

For local venue or Melbourne logistics enquiries, please contact Billie at billie@silkyogatherapy.com.

For registration, course requirements, group bookings or payment enquiries, please contact the Guru Ram Das Center for Medicine & Humanology.

Join Us

These trainings are an opportunity to step more deeply into the therapeutic potential of yoga—to understand the physiology of suffering, explore the subtle dimensions of identity and strengthen your capacity to meet others with clarity, steadiness and compassion.

The work is not only to know more, but to become more available—to yourself, to the teachings, and to both the suffering and the potential in those you serve.