I am a designated E-RYT, YACEP, yoga teacher with over 15 years of practice and 8 years of teaching experience, specializing in traditional Chinese medicine-based yoga practices. Centered around one-on-one private sessions, I provide personalized therapeutic modalities to help students cultivate awareness and healing through Hatha, Vinyasa, Restorative, and Yin Yoga, along with breath work and meditation.
Passionate about continuing education, I constantly seeks new ways to empower others on their healing journeys. As a mother and lifelong learner, I am especially devoted to supporting women over 30 who feel overwhelmed and struggle to find balance in their lives, offering them nourishment and vitality through tailored practices.
Do I need to have experience to take your classes?
All of my public classes are all levels meaning regardless of your experience level you will be able to enjoy the benefits. My private one on one sessions are tailored specifically to your needs, so there is absolutely no experience needed.
Can Yoga help me with my mental health issues? I struggle a lot with anxiety, depression, and generally feeling depleted and overwhelmed and I am scared to add more on my plate but curious about what Yoga could do for me.
The effects of a regular yoga practice go far beyond the physical. In short, taking time for self-care and learning to practice the different styles of yoga, including breathing techniques, myofascial release, and a combination of Restorative Yoga and vinyasa can be perfect for helping you find equanimity and ease.
I am not flexible at all, and my hips are extremely tight. Can I still do yoga even if I can’t do the poses right?
Yoga is absolutely right for you. It can help you not only gain flexibility, but also build strength. Focusing on this balance of strengthening your stabilizer muscles, as well as stretching and breathing can bring overall balance and support to your body. It’s perfect for you whether you are an extremely active person that is tight from your activities, or a person that sits at your desk all day and is tight from lack of movement or repetitive movements. Let’s talk!