Directory of Yoga for All teachers
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Cincinnati
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United States
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change.yoga is committed to fostering change within individuals and communities through yoga, mindfulness, and compassionate action. We work to empower individuals to become their best teachers by honoring the self and serving the community.
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Saint-Charles-de-Bellechasse
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Canada
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I share Hatha yoga in Québec, from Québec to Montmagny.
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Errol, Perthshire
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Scotland
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Hi! I'm Caroline. I recently certified with Yoga for All and I love being an inclusive teacher! I live in a small village on the East coast of Scotland with my husband. We are a large step-family with 5 children and 11 grandchildren between us, so lots to keep us busy. I'm also a massage therapist and love helping people to feel their best.
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Los Angeles, CA
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USA
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Alissa Nelson is a science nerd, quinoa-loving yoga teacher, and social justice activist.
She has worked with public housing residents, patients, physicians, and health policy experts. Regardless of the setting, she works alongside people to help them embody the change they seek in the world. Alissa is often described by friends and colleagues as grounded, authentic, and smart; she enjoys hearing about people's lived experiences as much as she loves a good a literature search.
She earned masters degrees in neuroscience, social work, and public health from Washington University in St. Louis and a bachelor's of science in neuroscience from Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts, working for three years in the lab of Dr. Jeffrey Hall, the 2017 Nobel Prize winner in Medicine or Physiology. She is really into complicated meals, fantasizing about having a handmade wardrobe, and learning to feel comfortable in the ocean in and around Los Angeles.
She has worked with public housing residents, patients, physicians, and health policy experts. Regardless of the setting, she works alongside people to help them embody the change they seek in the world. Alissa is often described by friends and colleagues as grounded, authentic, and smart; she enjoys hearing about people's lived experiences as much as she loves a good a literature search.
She earned masters degrees in neuroscience, social work, and public health from Washington University in St. Louis and a bachelor's of science in neuroscience from Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts, working for three years in the lab of Dr. Jeffrey Hall, the 2017 Nobel Prize winner in Medicine or Physiology. She is really into complicated meals, fantasizing about having a handmade wardrobe, and learning to feel comfortable in the ocean in and around Los Angeles.
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Minneapolis, MN
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USA
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Think you're too old, too fat, or not flexible enough to do yoga? Working with sore joints or limited mobility? You're my perfect student.
If you feel called to the mat, you belong in my class. Let's do yoga together!
If you feel called to the mat, you belong in my class. Let's do yoga together!
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Dhahran
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Saudi Arabia
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“Your yoga journey starts here”.
Accept who you are.
Enhance what you do.
Enjoy your journey.
I truly believe that consistent yoga practice will help with physical, mental, or emotional difficulties. The biggest obstacle for most people not having a consistent practice is getting to a studio or finding the right teacher in order to start their yoga journey. Especially when living overseas, where there might not be any yoga classes to attend, I can relate to these obstacles.
(That is why) I am here on my mat bringing you these videos each week, so you can practice yoga whenever and wherever you have time. There will be something just right for you in your yoga journey: beginner basics, modifications, continuing strength and flexibility, and new challenges when your body and mind are ready.
Accept who you are.
Enhance what you do.
Enjoy your journey.
I truly believe that consistent yoga practice will help with physical, mental, or emotional difficulties. The biggest obstacle for most people not having a consistent practice is getting to a studio or finding the right teacher in order to start their yoga journey. Especially when living overseas, where there might not be any yoga classes to attend, I can relate to these obstacles.
(That is why) I am here on my mat bringing you these videos each week, so you can practice yoga whenever and wherever you have time. There will be something just right for you in your yoga journey: beginner basics, modifications, continuing strength and flexibility, and new challenges when your body and mind are ready.
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