About
Jan has been a Yoga Teacher for over 18 years. She has over 9000 hours practicing, studying and teaching Yoga since 2005 and currently an E-RYT with the Yoga Alliance at the 500 hour level and a practicing Yoga Therapist. Jan has a vast athletic background and incorporates elements of Anusara, Vinyasa, and Kundalini yoga as well as modern dance in her classes without losing a sense of lightheartedness and fun.
She is grateful for her teachers. She has studied with Meghan Currie, Doug Keller and Faith Hunter among many others and incorporates many different styles which creates a unique experience for her students. Her passion for teaching yoga stemmed from the affect yoga has had in her life giving her the ability to meet extraordinary challenges in her own life with fortitude and perseverance while maintaining focus, clarity and balance.
She specializes in vicitims of abuse, anxiety and depression and cancer.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
We start by having a conversation about what you would like to get out of the practice, goals , past physical activities and any injuries or pain you are currently experiencing. Then, usually I do a more in depth assessment questionaire before we get started. A typical session involves conversation and sharing ideas, movement combined with other modalities if applicable such as meditation, nutrition and yoga therapy. I will always suggest homework because I believe and know the more work that you put in on your own, the more you will benefit from our sessions and progress will increase significantly. I always let my students guide where we go with our sessions because I want my students to achieve their goals and get the most value out of our time together. What you will learn in our sessions will always be something you can take with you and will carry on long after the sessions end.