Directory of Yoga for All teachers
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FREDERICKSBURG, Virginia
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US
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Sarah, 200 RYT, 95 RCYT, and 85 RPYT, loves sharing and teaching yoga with babies, kids, and adults. A history geek, Sarah enjoys reading old yogic texts and sharing their wisdom with others. She is currently in a 300 Hour RYT advanced training and is on a long-term path to be a yoga therapist. Sarah teaches chair, Prenatal/Postnatal Yoga, Hatha, and Gentle Yin Yoga. Specialties include: Prenatal, Postnatal, Pelvic Floor, Complex Prenatal Conditions such as Breech & Placenta Previa Presentations, Children with Special Needs, Trauma Sensitive Yoga, and Yoga for Arthritis.
As a certified Accessible Yoga Ambassador, Sarah infuses her classes with body positivity and radical acceptance for wherever one is at in the journey. She believes it is essential to offer options that are not hierarchical but better serve one’s anatomical reality in that precious moment.
As a certified Accessible Yoga Ambassador, Sarah infuses her classes with body positivity and radical acceptance for wherever one is at in the journey. She believes it is essential to offer options that are not hierarchical but better serve one’s anatomical reality in that precious moment.
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New York
Country
USA
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Founder of Crip Yoga
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Los Angeles, CA
Country
USA
About
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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