12/29/2025
Wishing I had scheduled class for earlier. The sunsets out my office/studio window are unreal!
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510 S. Cherokee
Bartlesville, OK
74003
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I am a graduate of the 200 hour and 300 hour advanced yoga teacher trainings through Everyone Yoga School in Tulsa, OK, allowing me to register as a 500 hour RYT. I completed my year long 300 hour advanced teacher training in April 2018 including certification in Recess+ kids yoga, Trauma Informed Yoga Therapy, Hip Hop Hatha, Yin Yoga, and further training on yoga philosophy. I am also a Level 1 iRest Yoga Nidra facilitator and will complete my Level 2 training on November 5, 2019. I have been practicing yoga for 8 years now and I am excited to share this practice with others so they can enjoy the benefits that I have experienced. I completed my Masters in Social Work at OU in May 2019 and earned my LMSW in July 2019. I am currently working as a child and adolescent therapist at Grand Lake Mental Health Center in Bartlesville. Prior to this I spent 5 and half years as a Care Coordinator/Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Specialist/Case Manager II, Wellness Coach in the Wraparound and Health Homes programs also at Grand Lake Mental Health Center. My approach to therapy is trauma-focused and I strive to incorporate yogic and mindfulness practices into the therapeutic process to help people heal from the inside out. I will also be starting a trauma informed yoga and iRest Yoga Nidra class in the near future for individuals who have experienced trauma or struggle with anxiety, depression, PTSD, AD/HD, pain, insomnia, or struggle with any type of addiction behaviors. My intention in my classes is to help my students feel grounded by cultivating mindfulness of the breath and body and instilling a sense of empowerment by allowing my students to have their own experience, taking what they need and leaving what they don't. My classes are slow and intentional as we work to regulate our nervous systems and integrate our experiences.