Rachel Allen
“Rachel Allen has over a decade and a half of experience in the healing and expressive arts and is active in facilitating chant, drumming and movement to support healing and empowerment at yoga studios, retreats, conferences and other gatherings regionally and nationally. Rachel is a theme based yoga teacher and workshop facilitator and uses live music, […]Read More
Johanna Alper
“Johanna Alper has been practicing acupuncture in Boulder, Colorado since 1981. Throughout her career, she has devoted herself to deepening her learning and fine-tuning her Classical Five-Element Acupuncture skills through ongoing study. For over twenty years she taught at two acupuncture colleges: WICA (now AFEA in Gainesville, Florida), and ITEA in Louisville, Colorado.” Contact Information […]Read More
Marissa Angeletti
“Marissa Angeletti, M.A., R-DMT, RYT-200, is a Dance/Movement Therapist, Yoga teacher, movement-based trauma specialist, and therapeutic movement educator and practitioner. Personal practice and experience inform and inspire Marissa’s appreciation for the body/mind connection, whether in a yoga class or therapeutic session. She is interested in helping her students and clients access deeper, more holistic levels of experience and knowing in order to come to a greater sense of […]Read More
Michael Antoszewski
“Michael Antoszewski, MAc, LAc practices from the foundation that the body, mind, and emotions have an amazing capacity to heal when given the support they need. Building trust and offering a safe space is at the foundation of that support. Michael brings his years of training and experience in medicine to physical, emotional, and sexual […]Read More
Melissa Berry Appleton
“Melissa Berry Appleton has been a student of yoga for over 20 years. She received extensive teacher training in both yoga and meditation from Michael Stone, Karen Sprute Francovich, and a slew of Anusara Teachers. Her classes invite people to explore inner landscapes of the body, outer landscapes of the world, compassion, creativity, wise alignment, and breath. Both […]Read More
Jody Barnes
“I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 12 years of experience working with children, adolescents and adults struggling with a history of sexual abuse/assault, domestic violence and PTSD. While working with survivors of abuse, my interest in the mind-body connection was reinforced and led me toward utilizing yoga as an adjunctive practice toward […]Read More
Ellen Boeder
“Ellen Boeder is a psychotherapist in private practice in Boulder, Colorado. Since 2004, she has worked primarily with women and is now incorporating couple therapy into her practice. Her theoretic approach includes transpersonal psychology, developmental attachment theory, family systems, and somatic and energetic modalities. For couple therapy she also utilizes Stan Tatkin’s model, the Psychobiological […]Read More
Molly Boeder Harris
“Molly Boeder Harris (she/her) is the Founder and Executive Director of The Breathe Network, a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, and a trauma-informed yoga teacher and trainer. Her own experiences surviving sexual trauma catalyzed her to enter the trauma healing field in 2003, beginning with her work as a medical and legal advocate with children and adult […]Read More
Lisa Boldin
“Lisa Boldin is a Certified Facilitator of Trauma Sensitive Yoga and a Supervisor for TCTSY students in the certification program at the Trauma Center in Brookline, MA.” Contact Information: Email: Lisa@samatalcenter.com | Website: www.samatalcenter.com + www.lisaboldin.com | Practice Location: North Hampton, NH + Boston, MA Professional Information About Lisa Boldin Lisa is a Certified Facilitator of Trauma Sensitive Yoga and a Supervisor for […]Read More
Liz Burkholder
“Liz Burkholder is a Family Nurse Practitioner and the owner of a private health and wellness clinic, Burkholder Wellness, in Charlotte, North Carolina. She offers trauma-informed care for her patients/clients for a variety of issues; from wellness visits (physicals, screenings, vaccines), to sick visits (flu, strep, sinus/allergy issues), to mental and emotional health concerns (depression, anxiety).” […]Read More
