My full intention is to share the teachings of Yoga from the heart. To spark a fire of self-curiosity in my students to choose to take on a lifelong career of practice.

Sarah is the founder & director of the Ashtanga-Inspired 200 and 300-hour Yoga Alliance certified Yoga School. This course began in 2007.

Teaching to learn, I take great pride in annually continuing my formal studies with my primary teachers Bhavani Maki and Annie Pace.

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K-Lea is a second-generation Yoga instructor, starting with her late mother, June LaSalvia, in 1983. As a young teenager, K-Lea was surrounded by visiting Yogis. K-Lea graduated from Florida State University in 1986 and is a certified Advanced Alaya Process Practitioner. K-Lea was exposed to several styles of Yoga until she was 22, then narrowed her focus solely to Iyengar Yoga during her pregnancy with her daughter, Chelsea. She began training for Iyengar certification and teaching full-time in 1990 to dive deeper into the minutia of alignment.

K-Lea's Training: K-Lea attained her first Iyengar certification in 1999. She was the founder/owner of two Yoga studios in Nashville, TN. She is CIYT, Iyengar Certified at the Intermediate Junior 2 Level, and has made several trips to Pune, India, to study with the Iyengars. She is also a C-IAYT, Certified Yoga Therapist with the International Association of Yoga Therapists and with Yoga Alliance as E-500 RYT/YACEP. Her background in gymnastics and certification in body-oriented transpersonal psychotherapy, meditation, and breath work have enriched her teaching immensely.

K-Lea is a current member and is certified with IYNAUS.org, IAYT.com, and Yoga Alliance. She has taught special events for Yoga Journal and appears in the Gaiam Living Arts Video "Conditioning for Life.” She has led several workshops in the United States, Canada, and India. For several years, she provided itinerant subbing services for Yoga studios and instructors. K-Lea continues her professional development through her studies with many inspiring senior Iyengar teachers.

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David began practicing yoga at an Ashtanga and Iyengar based studio in Missioula Montana in 2010. He has studied the Ashtanga, Iyengar, and Anusara lineages with teachers including Tana Talalotu-Kanat, Serena Early, Ana Oursoff, Desiree Rumbaugh, Bill Mushkin, Elizabeth Van Genderen, and Gary Reitze. He also holds a doctorate in physical therapy and has been teaching applied yoga anatomy since 2018.

Is a depth psychologist, writer, and educator whose work explores the intersections of Jungian psychology, myth, and the human experience. Integrating clinical expertise with a scholarly engagement with the symbolic imagination, she helps individuals cultivate a deeper, more vital relationship with their inner lives.

She earned her M.A. and PhD in Jungian and Archetypal Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, where her research focused on myth, archetypes, and the transformative processes of the psyche. Her work is rooted in Jungian and post-Jungian thought and enriched by cross-cultural wisdom traditions.

As a clinician, Dr. LaPrade emphasizes the complexity of the psyche, guiding clients toward resilience and self-understanding through exploration of dreams, creativity, and myth.

In addition to her clinical practice, she is an accomplished writer and lecturer, with publications on depth psychology, mythology, and the contemporary relevance of Jungian ideas. Her book, Forged in Darkness, brings the enduring wisdom of myth and archetypes to modern readers seeking insight and transformation.

Dr. LaPrade has taught courses in psychology, mythology, and Jungian thought and is dedicated to creating spaces where symbolic patterns, ancient stories, and lived experience converge to foster healing and renewal. At the heart of her work is a commitment to helping individuals reclaim their depths, engage suffering with compassion, and discover new possibilities for growth and authenticity.