Affiliated Schools

Evolve

Callifornia, Maryland

Ann Hunt is an E-RYT 500 and a 2000-Hour Nosara Yoga Master Educator. She is owner and Director of Evolve Yoga +Wellness, an affiliated school of Nosara Yoga Institute. She is authorized to direct the 200-Hour Nosara Yoga Interdisciplinary Yoga Teacher Training and the 100-Hour Pranassage Practitioner Training. Ann also hosts other 100-Hour modules in the Advanced 300-Hour training at her Center in Maryland.
For her complete program schedule check www.evolveyogawellness.com


 

Holt

Tokyo, Japan

HOLT Yoga Institute is an affiliated school of Nosara Yoga Institute. Naoko Mira Robinson, E-RYT 500 and 2000-Hour Nosara Yoga Master Educator, is owner and Director of HOLT. She is authorized to direct the 200-Hour Nosara Yoga Interdisciplinary Yoga Teacher Training and the 100-Hour Pranassage Practitioner Training. Holt also hosts other 100-Hour modules in the Advanced 300-Hour training at her Center in Tokyo, Japan. For her complete program schedule check: www.holt.jp/index/english/ 


Nexus Institute Yoga & Wellness

Nexus Institute Yoga & Wellness

Nexus Yoga is the result of the shared vision of Janel Schullo and Horace Usry, both graduates of Self-Awakening Yoga®. Janel is authorized by Don and Amba Stapleton to impart Self-Awakening Yoga Therapeutic Essentials® and Pranassage® for credits towards Self-Awakening Yoga® 300/500 hour certifications.

For more information visit the Institute website: www.nexusyoga.com

 

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Self-Awakening Yoga Affiliated Schools are schools that have been authorised to deliver modules of our Self-Awakening Yoga Curricullum.





Pictured here is Naoko Robinson,
Director of Holt Yoga Institute, translating for Amba Stapleton during a
200-Hour Nosara Yoga Interdisciplinary Teacher Training
Tokyo, Japan, 2014.

Video courtesy of Daniel Bushnell

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