Erin Mann

Yoga has floated in-and-out of my life since 1999, my love for yoga stuck when it helped relieve my chronic migraines and depression/anxiety related to infertility. Everyday yoga offers me a new gift of awareness, reflection, and humility. Whether guiding a class or participating in one, I am still humbled by the connection and beauty a single breath in, and breath out can create. When you attend one of my classes, body integration sessions, or workshops you may laugh or cry; honoring the bittersweetness of life, leaning into the suffering, while finding the joy. I try not to spew toxic positivity, life is hard, asana can be hard, and that is ok. I am devoted to cultivating a welcoming, safe, and inclusive community through the yoga and nonprofit work I do. My universal wish is for justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion for all. In the words of Ram Das, "We are all just walking each other home," I am hopeful we will get to walk together soon.