I entered into the body- mind -world connection in my late teens/ early twenties.  I’ve always been fascinated with movement.  It wasn’t until my first yoga class at age 19 while attending Montana State University, that I discovered my passion for practicing this new form (new to me) of body mind connection.  It was the beginning of what is now my life’s work.

Always a lover of travel, living and moving through Minnesota, Montana, California, Florida, Key West, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts it was that circular path around the US that brought me to change up my studies to the body–mind healing work of Massage Therapy.  I graduated from the New England Academy of Therapeutic Sciences in 2001.

A few years into a successful Massage Therapy career, in 2005 I was intrigued to study the Pranassage Practitioner Training at the Nosara Yoga Institute in Nosara, Costa Rica.  It was during this training of Pranassage that led me deeper into to my yoga and eventually into teaching yoga as a career instead of a pastime. I have gone on to earn the E-RYT500, RPYT, and YACEP designations from the Yoga Alliance.

Over the past twenty years I have taken extensive workshops with the focus on Prenatal Yoga, Restorative and Yoga Therapy, studying with the best instructors in their field.  I have had a wide range of clients from professional football and basketball athletes, car accident victims, to prenatal moms. What has grown and evolved over the past two decades is a passion to teach teachers, to slow down and help my community find deep rest. 

Being a Yoga Educator has brought me around the world and back and I am humbled by all that I have seen, learned and loved along the way.  I have trained hundreds of yoga teachers all over the world- including Norway, Canada, Japan, Kuwait, Mexico, Spain and Costa Rica in addition to those in the United States.

I have deep gratitude for this work and to all those I meet along the way. 

Stacy Seebart

So Hum