Learn to guide complete Restorative Yoga classes with confidence and precision Module 2 · Restorative Yoga: The Art of Doing Nothing
Build coherent sequences, adapt supported poses to the person in front of you, and develop the observation and relaxation skills you need to guide a complete Restorative Yoga class or a private session.
Audrey Favreau has been teaching Restorative Yoga since 2014 and training teachers since 2015.
Available in May 2027
Pre-order Module 2 for €890Payment plan available: 4 monthly payments of €229.
Module 1 required, or an equivalence approved by Audrey before enrollment.

- 40 hoursOnline, in English
- Self-pacedPrerecorded lessons, with no fixed dates
- AvailableMay 2027, pre-order now
- AccessThree years, from the day the module opens to you
- Live sessionsTwo individual 90-minute sessions with Audrey, by video
- CertificationRequirements explained below
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Continuing education60 Yoga Alliance continuing education hours with Module 1, through Audrey Favreau, YACEP
After Module 1
When knowing the poses is no longer enough
Module 1 put the practice in your own body. Teaching a whole class brings other questions.
- You know the poses well, and they do not yet add up to a class.
- A student cannot settle into the setup you planned, and you hesitate over which adaptation to offer.
- You want to guide a relaxation and are unsure what to say, or when to let the silence carry it.
- A student is lying still, and you do not know what to look for.
- You practice for yourself and want to start teaching what you practice.
Module 2 works on each of these moments, chapter by chapter.
Skills you take into your classes
What you will bring into your teaching
- Set up the twenty-four poses of the module, and name the alternative when a prop is missing.
- Adapt the props to the body in front of you.
- Build a sequence that holds together, with a sixty-minute sequencing practicum.
- Run an intake interview before a class or a private session.
- Guide a relaxation with your voice, your rhythm and silence.
- Observe a student in stillness, and adjust the setup.
- Teach with clear consent, and place your own body safely while you teach.
A new service to offer
What you can offer once certified
A graduate’s example
Floriane, a graduate of the 60-hour certification, now teaches one Restorative Yoga class a week, and a workshop once a month.
What you can offer
- A weekly Restorative Yoga class.
- A workshop or a short series.
- Private sessions, starting from an intake interview.
What your students receive
- A body fully supported, with no effort to hold a shape.
- An adaptation when the usual setup does not suit their body.
- Time in stillness, guided by your voice and by silence.
Who it is for
Is this module for you?
Module 2 is for yoga teachers who have completed Module 1, Restorative Yoga: The Foundations, and want to teach complete restorative classes and private sessions.
- You teach yoga and want to guide a full restorative class from start to finish.
- You want to work with one student at a time, from the intake interview to a session built for that person.
- You are working toward Audrey’s 60-hour Restorative Yoga Teacher certification.
Module 1 is required
Module 2 builds directly on the setups and the daily practice you put in place in Module 1. The price of Module 2 does not include Module 1, which is sold separately.
Care professionals
Therapists, physiotherapists, osteopaths, midwives and other care professionals are welcome on the same condition, and use the setups and adaptations within the scope of their profession.
Equivalence
If you trained with Judith Hanson Lasater, Lizzie Lasater or Adelene Cheong, write to [email protected] before you enroll. Audrey looks at the training you completed and confirms whether an equivalence lets you start directly with Module 2.
From Module 1 to Module 2
What Module 2 adds
Module 1 · 20 hours
The Foundations
You learn to practice: six poses studied in detail, twenty minutes of practice a day, and the principles behind supported rest.
Module 2 · 40 hours
The Art of Doing Nothing
You learn to teach: twenty-four poses across the five families, and how to adapt them, sequence a class, observe your students and guide the relaxation.
Together, the two modules form the 60-hour pathway and its thirty supported poses: six in Module 1 and twenty-four in Module 2.
What is included
Everything the price of Module 2 covers.


- Video lessons and demonstrations of the twenty-four poses, each with its variations, adaptations and prop alternatives.
- A full guided relaxation inside every pose recording.
- A written workbook with every exercise of the module, your practice log, the pages for your two body maps, and the preparation for your sessions and your report.
- The theory of each chapter as a PDF, with the slides.
- A question space attached to the lessons, where Audrey answers.
- Two individual 90-minute sessions with Audrey, live by video.
- Three years of access, from the day the module opens to you.
- A certificate of completion at the end of the module.
- The certification assessment: Audrey reviews your workbook, your body maps and your report, and the assessment is included in the price.
Module 1 and Audrey’s book, The Teacher’s Guide to Restorative Yoga, are sold separately.
What you will study
The module follows the five families of restorative poses, one chapter for each, after a Start here chapter: six chapters in all.
Each chapter opens with its theory, then takes you through the poses of that family. Every pose recording follows the same order: who you would choose the pose for, its setup step by step, its adaptations and prop alternatives, what the teacher observes, and a full guided relaxation written on the five koshas.
The physiology is taught in language a student can follow. When a mechanism is a working model rather than an established fact, Audrey says so.
Start here · How the module works
In this chapter. What the module covers, the props and practice space, how to work through it, your training workbook, your two individual sessions, and how to ask a question.
Chapter 1 · Forty-five-degree poses
Poses. Chaise Longue, Supta Baddha Konasana, Salamba Navasana and Salamba Balasana.
For your teaching. Your first body map, and the three pillars of teaching Restorative Yoga.
Theory. Neuroplasticity and the possibility of change, practice and consolidation, the basic rest-activity cycle.
Chapter 2 · Supported backbends
Poses. The one, two and three blanket versions, T-Bridge, Salamba Setu Bandhasana and Mountain Brook.
For your teaching. The anatomy and safety principles of supported backbends.
Theory. The vagus nerve, the enteric nervous system and the microbiome, immunity and fascia, the extracellular matrix, neurofascial reintegration, pain pathways.
Chapter 3 · Supported inversions
Poses. Legs on a Chair, Ardha Viparita Karani, Legs Up the Wall, Viparita Karani and Viparita Upavistha Konasana.
For your teaching. When to leave an inversion out, and why.
Theory. Polyvagal theory, the relaxation response, interoception and its limits, sensory resilience.
Chapter 4 · Supported twists and forward bends
Poses. Salamba Bharadvajasana, Adho Mukha Swastikasana and Salamba Upavistha Konasana.
For your teaching. Teaching a group, structuring a private session, the intake interview, the principles of sequencing, and a sixty-minute sequencing practicum.
Theory. The gunas and nervous-system patterns.
Chapter 5 · Guiding and the Savasana variations
Poses. Nine variations of Savasana, from Salamba Savasana to the version with no props at all.
For your teaching. What we are guiding students toward, how language shapes attention, voice, rhythm and silence, building a coherent guided relaxation, and your second body map.
Framework. The five koshas.
Your two individual sessions
- Format. Two sessions of ninety minutes with Audrey, live by video.
- Purpose. You bring work, and the questions that come from practicing and teaching.
- When. The first comes after the sixty-minute sequencing practicum of Chapter 4, before you start with your report students. The second comes after you have run one session with a report student, before you write up the other two.
- Booking. Through the booking link in the Start here chapter.
- Deadline. Both sessions must take place within 12 months of Module 2 becoming available to you. If you enroll before its May 2027 release, you have until the end of May 2028.
How you work toward certification
Certification is awarded once every requirement below is complete. Buying or watching Module 2 does not award it on its own.
- Complete Module 1, or have an equivalence approved by Audrey.
- Complete Module 2, with twenty minutes of practice a day.
- Fill in the workbook as you go, with its exercises, and keep it as a single PDF.
- Draw your two body maps, at the start of Chapter 1 and at the end of Chapter 5, then photograph and date them.
- Teach three students. Each practices for seven days, followed by a call one week later.
- Write a separate report on your three students, following the requirements set out in the workbook. Allow about six hours.
- Send the workbook, the body maps and the report to [email protected] within four months of finishing the module. Correction takes about fifteen days.
These deadlines are separate from your three years of access to the course content.
Four things that are easy to confuse
Certificate of completion
Issued at the end of Module 2. It confirms that you completed the module.
Restorative Yoga Teacher certification
Audrey Favreau’s certification, awarded after Module 1, Module 2 and the requirements above. Yoga Alliance does not issue it. It covers the teaching of Restorative Yoga and does not replace a general yoga teacher qualification or a qualification as a health professional.
Continuing education hours
The full 60-hour pathway, Module 1 and Module 2, provides 60 Yoga Alliance Continuing Education hours through Audrey Favreau, YACEP.
Directory listing
Completing the 60-hour certification also gives you the opportunity to be listed in the Restorative Yoga Teachers Directory at restorativeyogateachers.com, where Audrey is one of the designated teachers authorized to certify Restorative Yoga teachers.
A look inside Module 2
Lessons and course materials from Module 2, The Art of Doing Nothing.

Video lesson · Module 2, Chapter 1
Setting up the Chaise Longue with a bolster, blankets and blocks.

Training workbook · Module 2, Chapter 2
The anxiety network exercise, one of the entries that feeds your certification report.

Theory PDF · Module 2, Chapter 1
Two checkpoints in pregnancy in Salamba Navasana.

Learn at your own pace, with individual guidance
Study from home, around the classes you teach and the rest of your life. Every recording stays available for three years, so you can return to a setup whenever you need it.
The observation work runs through every chapter. Some exercises are easier with a consenting volunteer, and each one also has a version you can do alone.
Your two individual 90-minute sessions with Audrey add personal guidance to this independent study.
What participants say
Reviews from Audrey’s teacher trainings.

Why study with Audrey?
Audrey Favreau has been teaching Restorative Yoga since 2014 and training teachers since 2015. More than 1,300 people have taken her trainings, and over 350 teachers have completed certification.
She is one of three teachers designated by Judith Hanson Lasater to certify in the Relax and Renew® lineage, alongside Judith and Lizzie Lasater, who certify directly.
Her teaching brings together supported practice, functional anatomy and the physiology of rest, with close attention to what a teacher observes: the height of the bolster, the angle of the strap, the breath of a student lying still.
She is the author of The Teacher’s Guide to Restorative Yoga, published by North Atlantic Books, with a foreword by Lizzie Lasater.
Pre-order
Pre-order Module 2
Module 2 opens in May 2027. Your three years of access start on that date, whichever option you choose.
The price covers Module 2. Module 1, or an equivalence approved by Audrey, is required before you enroll.
Until the module opens, you can ask for a full refund at any time. From the day it opens, your enrollment is final.
Questions before you decide? Book a discovery call with Audrey, or write to [email protected].
Have you not taken Module 1 yet?
Module 2 builds on Module 1, so the path starts there. Two ways in:
Module 1, Restorative Yoga: The Foundations
20 hours, €390, available the day you enroll. It builds your own practice and the foundations of supported rest.
The 60-hour certification
Module 1 and Module 2 together for €1,090, compared with €1,280 when the two modules are bought separately.
Frequently asked questions
The questions people ask before they pre-order.
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Do I need to have taken Module 1?
Yes. Module 1, Restorative Yoga: The Foundations, is required, and it is sold separately. Module 2 builds directly on the setups and the daily practice you put in place there. If you trained with Judith Hanson Lasater, Lizzie Lasater or Adelene Cheong, write to [email protected] before you enroll: Audrey looks at the training you completed and confirms whether an equivalence applies.
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When does Module 2 open?
In May 2027. You can pre-order it now. Nothing is delivered before that date, and the whole module opens to everyone enrolled on its release.
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When does my access start, and how long does it last?
Three years, counted from the day the module opens to you. If you pre-order, your access starts on the release date in May 2027. You go through the module at your own pace and come back to the recordings whenever you need them.
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Do I need to own every prop?
No. The setups are taught with a full prop list, and the alternatives are given inside each setup, at the moment you would need them. What matters is the shape, the symmetry and the comfort you create with what you have. The full list is a yoga mat, two bolsters, four blocks, four bricks, six to eight blankets, two or three eye pillows, two straps, one or two chairs, a sandbag, and a wall you can put your legs up against.
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Is the module live or prerecorded?
The lessons are prerecorded, with no fixed dates, so you practice at your own pace, in your own room. Your two individual sessions of ninety minutes with Audrey are live, by video. There are no group sessions.
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When should I complete my two individual sessions?
Both sessions must take place within 12 months of Module 2 becoming available to you. If you enroll before its May 2027 release, you have until the end of May 2028. The first comes after the sixty-minute sequencing practicum of Chapter 4. The second comes after you have run one session with a report student. You book them through the link in the Start here chapter.
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What does certification involve, and when can I teach?
Module 1, or an approved equivalence, and Module 2 completed, then three pieces of work sent within four months of finishing the module: the completed workbook as a single PDF, your two body maps photographed and dated, and a separate report on three students you have taught, each practicing for seven days with a follow-up call a week later. Correction takes about fifteen days. Once you hold the certification, you can teach Restorative Yoga classes; buying or watching the module does not give that right on its own.
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How does Module 2 relate to Yoga Alliance?
The certification is Audrey Favreau’s Restorative Yoga Teacher certification, which Yoga Alliance does not issue. The full 60-hour pathway, Module 1 and Module 2, provides 60 Yoga Alliance Continuing Education hours (CEUs) through Audrey Favreau, YACEP.
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How can I pay, and can I get a refund?
In one payment of €890, or in four monthly payments of €229, €916 in total. Until the module opens in May 2027, you can ask for a full refund at any time. From the day it opens, your enrollment is final. If you have questions before you decide, book a discovery call with Audrey, or write to [email protected].

Guide complete Restorative Yoga classes, from the first setup to the last silence
Module 2 opens in May 2027. Pre-order it now for €890, or in four monthly payments of €229.
Module 1 required, or an equivalence approved by Audrey before enrollment.
Payment plan available: 4 monthly payments of €229.
Prefer to ask your questions first? Book a discovery call
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