For the Woman Who Came to Heal — and Stayed to Lead
For twenty years we built this school around one unwavering conviction — that you belong at the center of any curriculum.
Your presence. Your practice. Your path.
IAYT Acreditated Programs
Among the First 25 Yoga Therapy Institutes Accredited in the World.
Integrated Approach
Sattva Yoga Therapy™ — a proprietary method integrating yoga therapy, Ayurveda, and nervous system science.
Masters in Leadership
15+ Years Training Women in Yoga Therapy
Prospering Professionals.
Successful Graduates Building Careers in Yoga Therapy.
You came here because something in you is ready.
Maybe you've been practicing yoga for years and you know there's more — more depth, more impact, more purpose waiting on the other side of what you already do.
Maybe your body has been asking you to slow down. To listen. To stop managing symptoms and start addressing the root.
Maybe you're a healer — a teacher, a therapist, a practitioner — and you feel the gap between what you're offering and what your clients truly need.
Whatever brought you here, you are in the right place.
At Pranayoga, you don't have to choose between ancient wisdom and modern understanding. You get both.
Yoga therapy and Ayurveda — integrated, practical, and designed for the life you are actually living. We have two paths for you.
Both are for the person ready to experience yoga therapy and Ayurveda as an integrative path to live more fully.
Meet Dani
PranaYoga Institute is the work of a woman who lived the path before she taught it.
Dani McGuire began yoga in her own living room while healing from anxiety, depression, and an eating disorder as a young adult. What started as personal practice became a calling: she became one of the first yoga teachers in her region, was hand-trained as a yoga therapist by a working neurosurgeon, and went on to author The Path of Joyful Living. Through that work she developed Sattva Yoga Therapy™ — her proprietary method — and built PranaYoga Institute into one of the first 25 yoga therapy institutes accredited in the world.
Today, Dani trains women practitioners and leads PranaYoga Institute with one steady commitment: that yoga therapy be reclaimed as real, embodied medicine — and that the women carrying this lineage forward do so with confidence, prosperity, and purpose.
What is Yoga Therapy?
What is Yoga Therapy?
At first glance, yoga therapy might look like a gentle yoga class, a quiet moment with your breath, or a grounding posture held just a little longer than usual. But there’s something more happening beneath the surface.