Piper / Candra Prabha Piper first became a student of Yoga in college at UVM in 1993, seeking the balancing and meditational aspects of this practice as a complement to climbing, running and skiing. As a Psychology major she did her senior honors thesis in “Yoga as a Therapeutic Intervention” and embarked on a lifelong exploration and study into all aspects of Yoga. |
Brian Brian began practicing yoga as a way to balance climbing. He appreciated the many compliments yoga provided to climbing: balance, oppositional muscle training, breath work and injury prevention. Brian was drawn to the teaching of Piper/Candra Prabha at Burlington Yoga. He felt drawn to Piper’s alignment based classes, the flow of the practice, and connecting to the body and breath.. |
Cassie Cassie (RYT-200) began practicing yoga in 2010 as a college student in New York City. Now pursuing a doctorate in Clinical Psychology at UVM, she specializes in trauma and supportive relationships. In Hatha Yoga, Cassie found a union of her professional and personal passions for mind and body wellness. |
Courtney Courtney discovered yoga in 2007 on a climbing trip in Colorado. At the time, yoga complemented the intense physicality and mental focus of climbing (and gave her much needed access to a shower afterwards!). Carrying her practice through graduate school at UVM, Courtney received her RYT-200 with Candra Prabha in 2012 at Burlington Yoga. |
Danielle Danielle Robillard D’Amico (RYT-200) was introduced to yoga in 2009 and received her 200-hour teacher training at Burlington Yoga in 2016. Her practice focuses on the experience of yoga as a path toward inner peace and balance, as well as overall well being. In her personal life and professional role as a psychologist, Danielle has come to understand and honor the links between mind and body, that are often accessible through yoga. |
David David Curtis (RYT-200) has practiced yoga in Burlington off and on for over twelve years. The insight, strength, sincerity and technique of the teachers who have taught at Burlington Yoga have all influenced his practice. Though not a fan of too much self-improvement, after years of navigating the downtown obstacle course of clueless texters and oblivious shoppers, he has decided that cultivating non-judgmental awareness is a good thing. For everyone. |
Emily Gallagher Emily Gallagher (RYT-200) Emily’s yoga practice evolved from a life-long pursuit of motion. She was a three-season college athlete in college, became a competitive runner in graduate school and now makes space daily for recreational running, biking, or swimming. Her yoga practice began in 1996 when her sister gave her yoga videos and a mat for Christmas. |
Emily Miller Emily began practicing yoga 20 years ago in Boulder, Colorado while attending Naropa University for Counseling Psychology. She fell in love with yoga in Richard Freeman's class at the Yoga Workshop. After years of studying with various teachers in the ashtanga, kripalu and anusara traditions, Emily came to Burlington Yoga in 2005. |
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Gemma Gemma first felt the pull toward yoga about 15 years ago but didn't begin practicing regularly until she found Burlington Yoga in 2012. The sense of balance and clarity brought about through the combination of the physical and spiritual practices were what kept her returning to her mat again and again. |
Heather Heather Parker (RYT-200, Sensorimotor Psychotherapist) draws inspiration from the confluence of yoga and neurology. Yoga supports the nervous system, resulting in the reduction of stress and anxiety levels, and the enhancement of mood. She also resonates with yoga as a practice that cultivates one's authentic presence. |
Karen For Karen, yoga was a natural evolution from a youth spent practicing gymnastics, diving and dance. After college, she became interested in practicing yoga to seek balance between mind and body while serving in the Peace Corps in El Salvador (1994-1996). Her practice took off once she returned to the states, where she started a more formal yoga practice with Kali Ray Tri Yoga in Santa Cruz, CA ... |
Liza Liza (RYT 200) first began practicing yoga over 20 years ago in New York City, at the Om Yoga Center founded by Cyndi Lee. Yoga became an essential panacea to the chaos and stress of urban life. After forays into Bikram and Ashtanga, Liza realized that her deepest connection was with the Hatha Flow style of yoga... |
Malaika Malaika DosRemedios (E-RYT-500, and YACEP)is a full-time teacher of the tantric tradition of Hatha Yoga, group fitness instructor and personal trainer in the Burlington, Vermont area. Over this past year, Malaika has lead Intensive Immersion Teacher Trainings in Bali, Indonesia and intensive trainings and clinics for students and teachers in Sydney, Australia. |
Rhiannon Rhiannon Kim (RYT-200) has been teaching at Burlington Yoga since she completed teacher training in 2012. Since completing the training, Rhiannon has sought out more education and experience in yoga, meditation, and mindfulness: attending workshops and retreats with Vasant Lad, Thich Nhat Hanh, Candra Prabha, and others. |
Sakshi Sakshi, RYT-200 (Registered Yoga Teacher), PRYT (Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapist), IAYT (International Association of Yoga Therapists) brings over 20 years of experience in yoga to her classes. With a strong foundation in meditation, service and yogic philosophy, she has more recently been refining and deepening her long-time Asana practice. |
