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Nicole Montanarelli E-RYT 500, YACEP, C-IAYT
Nicole Montanarelli E-RYT 500, YACEP, C-IAYT
Nicole Montanarelli E-RYT 500, YACEP, C-IAYT
Nicole is an E-RYT 500 hour yoga teacher and a YACEP 500. She holds a BS in Natural Health and Healing and is a Priest in the order of Melchizedek. Nicole is also yoga therapist since 2019 from Spanda Yoga Therapy and has been practicing yoga since she was 15 years old. Nicole has always been called to serve. She loves to work with people to offer a better way of living for themselves and a healthier way to relate to the world around them. An avid practitioner of yoga and a veracious appetite for esoteric wisdom has lead her on the path of a yoga teacher, reverend and wellness/ life coach. Offering yoga, spiritual counseling, natural health and healing, and yoga therapy, Nicole only wishes to assist you on your own healing journey. Wake up the healer within and Unite your mind, body and soul through yoga and ritual and life style changes.
Missy Holloway ryt 200
Nicole Montanarelli E-RYT 500, YACEP, C-IAYT
Nicole Montanarelli E-RYT 500, YACEP, C-IAYT
Missy completed her 200hr RYT in 2020 with House of Yoga in York, PA. She had a well-established home yoga practice, so she initially joined teacher training to deepen that and learn more about yoga life “off of the mat.” It was then she realized the joys of connecting with others not only physically but also mentally. She was inspired to use the tools for others that she learned for herself. She has a wonderful mix of fire and softness in her spirit which translates to a perfect balance of challenge and ease in her yoga teaching. She is here to help you care for and love yourself on a whole other level!
Scott Powers RYT 500
Nicole Montanarelli E-RYT 500, YACEP, C-IAYT
Scott Powers RYT 500
"Movement is Life Motion is Lotion" I fully believe in the fact that you should never stop moving, no matter what. Breathing is pretty damn important too! Let's see what we can work on together.
Erin Greaves ryt 200
Christopher Lober RYT 200
Scott Powers RYT 500
My yoga journey began over 6 years ago with Yin yoga. After a few months, I branched out into Hatha and Iyengar yoga. I fell in love with the practice because I loved the way I could come and practice and not worry about what everyone else was doing. I found strength and confidence that I never knew I could even have. I love these styles of yoga because they give me the opportunity to go deep within and feel how my body reacts, where I can change when something doesn’t feel right or if it is an off day.
In 2021, I decided to take Teacher Training because I wanted to the opportunity to give someone else the same feelings and experiences I receive from yoga. I have been instructing for almost 2 years at various studios, as well as online and with individuals privately. I continue to strengthen my knowledge of yoga by taking courses such as a Yin Yoga training.
Yoga has given me the chance to truly find myself and it is my hope that my instruction will help you find your confident and happiest self.
Christopher Lober RYT 200
Christopher Lober RYT 200
Christopher Lober RYT 200
Chris completed his RYT 200 training at Yoga on York in 2018. He is Yoga Alliance registered and has over 300 hours teaching experience. He is a certified Livestrong Trainer and Silver Sneaker Yoga teacher with a commitment to physical and mental development.
Elizabeth Lohrman RYT 200
Christopher Lober RYT 200
Christopher Lober RYT 200
Liz completed her RYT 200 training at Ignites Open Heart Yoga Teacher Training in York, PA. She completed Radiant Child Yoga Teacher Trainings 1-3 & Mindful Yoga Teacher Training elsewhere. Liz currently works full time at PA Air National Guard IT Help Desk. She volunteers with Whispering Rise Farm & Animal Sanctuary & Animal Advocates of South Central PA; most recently she joined the Social Justice Committee at The Unitarian Universalist Church in York. Seeking to align all her beliefs into actions is a daily endeavor, ever reminding that progress, not perfection is the focus.”