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Elizabeth Rogers, E-RYT 500, is the director of Atlanta Yoga and Atlanta Yoga
Therapeutics. She has been practicing and teaching since 1997. In
addition to ongoing study and research in Yoga practice and Therapeutic
application, Elizabeth is pursuing academic and clinical work in
psychoanalytic studies with an emphasis on the intersection of the work
of French analyst Jacques Lacan and the contemplative practices of
Buddhism and Yoga. |
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Gina
Minyard, E-RYT 500, is a certified Anusara Yoga® teacher. She has
practiced, studied and taught yoga since 1999. She received her first
yoga certification through Atlanta Yoga Fellowship in 2000 under the
guidance of Graham Fowler and Ursula Nix. In 2001, through the flow of
Grace, she became John Friend’s devoted student, and has been
dedicated to the empowering and uplifting teachings of Anusara Yoga
ever since. Gina’s passion for transformation and clarity of
presentation inspire her students to deeper power and wilder
possibility. Her enthusiasm and delight for the practice is contagious.
In addition to her weekly classes in Atlanta, Gina leads Anusara Yoga
Immersions and has begun to offer Anusara Yoga workshops
nationally. |
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Joe joins Atlanta Yoga from New York City where he has been teaching
for the last 12 years. He began his studies 16 years ago in the Iyengar
and Sivananda traditions and transitioned to Anusara after studying
with John Friend in 1997. Joe has studied with Tias Little, Eric
Schiffman, Judith Lasater and Patricia Walden. In addition, Joe is an
Anusara-Inspired instructor. Joe is also a guitarist and composer and
brings all of his creative and spiritual influences into his teaching
practice. |
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Rhett Huber
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Trained
in a style of yoga that blended third level Kripalu (long posture holds
and the use of ujjayi pranayama) and Kundalini yoga, Rhett has been
teaching in and around Atlanta since 2000. She’s continued her
yoga education by traveling to study with almost all the major yoga
teachers in the U.S. A few years after beginning asana practice, Rhett
moved more deeply into the meditative arts, beginning with Zen
Buddhism. She’s attended several week-long meditation
retreats and serves on the Board of Directors at the Southern Dharma
Retreat Center, outside Asheville, NC. A native of Atlanta, Rhett holds
a BA in English and completed coursework and comprehensive exams
towards an MFA in creative writing from Georgia State University. She
spent the last few years of her 9-to-5 life working as an IT project
manager for the state of Georgia. |
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