The students of the 2018 Source Yoga Mindfulness Based Yoga Teacher Training are about to graduate! I have spoken one...
Tiffany Speir has been a long time Source teacher – her first class teaching with us was in 2011. But really,...
Rebecca Ray has been a part of the Source Yoga Community since 2006, first as a student, then as a teacher. She has spent the last 2 years in deep study of yoga, earning not one, but two 500 hour teacher training certificates, most recently with well-know and respected teacher,...
It is always a delight to simply observe how babies and small children move their bodies and explore their world. ...
I completed my first yoga teacher training in September, 2000, at Ghost Rach, New Mexico. This was an intensive training,...
I have a confession to make. I don’t love Savasana. I know. Shocking. I think it’s the whole idea that I am “supposed to” let go. Sit in meditation and watch my thoughts arise, linger, and pass through? Sure. But lie there at the end of a yoga practice and...
Lori Ferry just recently joined our teaching staff. She feels very blessed to guide as a 200RYT Yoga Teacher and...
YOGA BEYOND THE POSES This fall, we have several opportunities for you to explore some of the deeper foundational teachings...
Melissa Cotter joined the Source Yoga teaching staff this year. Melissa enjoys teaching dynamic, alignment based flow classes that both honor and challenge the body, mind and spirit.
Every yoga teacher will tell you that they are still a yoga student. Or at least, they should. If anyone...
Kelly’s yogic journey began in a class right here at Source Yoga. Inspired by the teachers and Source community, she went on to receive her 200-hour teaching certificate with Theresa Elliott & Kathryn Payne of Pacific Yoga in Seattle.
May, 2023 As a yoga instructor who has been teaching since I was 25, and who prefers a slow and gentle pace of movement, I have often been younger than many of the students in my classes. At times, I have been the youngest in the room by a couple of decades....
