Photo by Lydia Daniller

Photo by Lydia Daniller

 

 

I believe that movement and breath can be powerful healing tools. Having worked as a counselor and advocate, I draw upon that experience to create a safe and empowering space. While I tend towards more slow and deliberate movement–like restorative, yin, and functional yoga–my teaching is ultimately guided by each student’s needs.

Offering a range of options in each practice, I encourage students to choose poses and breathwork that work for them. 

I’m curious about the patterns of tension our bodies hold, and the way that mindful movement and breath help to unwind them.

Training

  • E-RYT-500 Yoga Tree/Yoga Works, San Francisco

  • Mama Tree Prenatal Teacher Training, Level One with Jane Austin

  • Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher Training with Zabie Yamasaki

  • Healing Sexual Trauma: A Professional Training in Trauma-Informed Care with The Breathe Network

  • Embodied Healing: Trauma-Informed Yoga and Meditation for Survivors of Sexual Assault with The Breathe Network

  • Embodied Healing Online Yoga for Trauma Training with Lisa Danylchuk

  • Yoga From the Inside Out: Shining a Light on Healing Racial Wounding with Dr. Gail Parker through Yoga Service Council

  • Healing Trauma Through Yoga with David Emerson through Mettaversity

  • Somatics, Trauma, and Resilience: Healing in Our Times with Staci K. Kaines through Strozzi Institute

  • The Resilience Toolkit with Desiree Magsombol through Lumos Transforms