What if we challenge ourselves, with the intention of strengthening our bodies and cultivating mental focus?
What if we move creatively, in ways that support comfortable aging?
What if we give respect, even reverence, to our internal present-moment experience?
Then we might build the skill and resilience for sustainable growth in an instable world. And with personal growth comes greater ripples of change.
Nice To Meet You
Hi, my name is Bren. And I LOVE teaching yoga.
My first experiences with yoga were self-taught at the young age of 11 or 12 from a library book about how to practice yoga asana. As my developing mind became busier and more anxious, I wanted to learn about this 'meditation' I had heard would help. For another decade I researched and practiced all I could about Buddhism, yoga asana, meditation, and mindfulness, through many of life's dramatic ups and downs.
​In my early twenties I met my now husband who was a student of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which added a layer of Daoist philosophy to my practice. I had, by then, found my love for practicing Yin Yoga, a style deeply connected with TCM, learning finally that it is possible for me to find peace in stillness.
​Several years later we found ourselves in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley where I attended multiple yoga teacher training programs with a focus on philosophy.
My teaching specialties are Yin Yoga (finding balance of stillness and sensation in longer-held grounded postures), sharing nervous system regulation techniques, and helping practitioners to advance their asana practice for ultimate mobility and function, all through a trauma-informed lens.
After teaching and attending classes at many yoga studios, I am inspired to raise the standards of teaching in the yoga industry.
EDUCATION
500hr Yoga Teacher - Registered with Yoga Alliance
+50hr Yin Yoga Specialty Certificate
+60hr Mindfulness Practitioner Training
+100hr Trauma Informed Facilitator Training