Level I Yoga Teacher Training

Deepen your practice. Step into your power. Learn to teach.

An intimate, in-person 200-hour journey beginning February 2027.

House of Bliss Level I Yoga Teacher Training is an intimate, in-person 200-hour journey beginning in February 2027. Whether you feel called to teach or simply want to deepen your practice, this experience will help you explore yoga beyond the postures and develop a more meaningful relationship with your body, breath, and purpose.

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A deeper kind of training

Yoga teacher training is about more than learning how to lead a sequence of poses. Instead, it is an invitation to come home to yourself—to listen more closely to the wisdom of the body, examine the patterns that shape your life, and explore yoga as a path of awareness and transformation.

House of Bliss Level I Yoga Teacher Training honors the traditions of yoga while integrating accessible Hatha Yoga, meditation, pranayama, anatomy, Ayurveda, somatic embodiment, subtle-body study, ethical leadership, sequencing, languaging, and the practical art of teaching.

Throughout the program, you will deepen your personal practice while developing the knowledge and confidence to guide others. In addition, you will learn how to create welcoming spaces where students feel seen, supported, and empowered to explore their own experience.

You do not need to be exceptionally flexible, athletic, injury-free, or completely certain that you want to teach. Rather, you need curiosity, a sincere relationship with yoga, and a willingness to learn, practice, reflect, and grow.

Ultimately, this training is not about becoming someone else. It is about becoming more fully yourself.

This training is not about becoming someone else. It is about becoming more fully yourself.

The 2027 training schedule

The training meets on 12 weekends from February through June. The first two weekends create an intentional opening intensive so that we can establish our community, shared practices, and philosophical foundation. Afterward, the schedule offers space between most training weekends for practice, reflection, and integration.

Each training day includes two primary learning modules as well as a facilitated community meal. During this shared hour, we will continue our learning through guided discussion, reflection, small-group exercises, and integration of the day’s material.

Because the curriculum is progressive, plan to attend every training weekend. However, one full weekend—or the equivalent—is permitted as an absence, provided all missed instructional hours and competencies are completed through approved make-up sessions before graduation.

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE

Saturdays and Sundays, 1:00–8:00 p.m.

February 6–7
February 13–14
February 27–28
March 6–7
March 20–21
April 3–4
April 17–18
May 1–2
May 15–16
May 22–23
June 5–6
June 19–20

Each day includes two primary training modules and a facilitated community meal and integration period.

Plan to attend every training weekend. One full weekend—or the equivalent—is permitted as an absence, provided all missed instruction and competencies are completed through approved make-up sessions before graduation.

What you will learn

Accessible Hatha Yoga, asana and adaptations
Meditation, pranayama and subtle-body practices
Yoga philosophy, ethics and the Yoga Sutras
Functional anatomy and biomechanics
Ayurveda and somatic embodiment
Sequencing, languaging and teaching beginners
Inclusive leadership, consent and scope of practice
Supervised observation, mentoring and practice teaching

Who this training is for?

This experience may be right for you whether you already feel called to teach or simply sense that yoga has more to reveal.

Perhaps you want to understand the philosophy behind the practices you love. Maybe you are ready to develop greater confidence, self-awareness, and internal authority. Or, you may feel drawn to meditation, breath, Ayurveda, anatomy, somatics, and the deeper dimensions of yoga.

Although no previous teaching experience is required, a minimum of one year of regular yoga practice is preferred. Applications will be considered individually because sincerity, curiosity, and readiness to participate matter more than physical ability.

Above all, this training is for people who are ready to learn in community, engage in meaningful self-study, and explore how yoga can become an authentic expression of service.

About Sevika

Meet Your Lead Teacher

Sevika Kathleen Radecki has practiced and taught yoga for more than 20 years. Her path began with Integral Yoga teacher training in 2004 and has continued through more than 1000 hours of formal study. Along the way, she has completed advanced training in Yoga and Ayurveda, somatic education, meditation, pranayama, sound healing, and embodied practice.

As the owner of House of Bliss Yoga, Sevika creates warm, accessible spaces where students can slow down, listen inwardly, and experience yoga as more than physical exercise. Moreover, her teaching brings together traditional philosophy, compassionate self-inquiry, thoughtful movement, breath, and sound.

This training is the culmination of Sevika’s years as a student, teacher, mentor, and community-builder. Rather than producing teachers who perform a perfect script, she hopes to help each trainee develop the knowledge, discernment, presence, and authentic voice needed to serve others well.