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 Dee
Hein
Dee is the owner and director of Yoga On Beacon. She came
from spending 10 years as the proprietress of Sadh Desha retreat
center on Orcas Island where she ran yoga and meditation workshops
and retreats, and provided workshops for people living with
cancer and their families. Dee has been studying yoga for
22 years and teaching for 15. She has completed training programs
with Ganga White, Ananda Yoga, Forrest Yoga, Gary Kraftsow,
Barron Baptiste, and has studied under many other luminaries
of yoga, meditation, massage therapy, and more esoteric healing
arts. The tapestry of all these modalities is woven in to
her teaching style. Dee sees asana as a passageway to a deep
connection to our essence and our higher knowing or spirit.
She guides her classes from this inspiration with the intention
of allowing the brightest and most joyous of us all to shine
forth.
Dee has been a massage practitioner for 18 years, working
with athletes, people living with cancer and other life threatening
illnesses, youth and seniors. She is continually amazed at
the power of healing touch and enjoys sharing in that magic.
Dee offers massage from her home studio in South Mount Baker.
To schedule an appointment email: dee@yogaonbeacon.com
 Eiric
Ovrid
Eiric has been teaching yoga in Seattle since 1998 and has
since become a well-loved teacher students seek out and follow
wherever he holds classes. A bicycle crash in '95 brought
him to the path of yoga and it immediately became his life's
passion and direction. His classes creatively explore asana
and pranayama while delving in to the esoterics of yoga- the
philosophies and sutras. He has a fluid style, creates a safe
and engaging space, and inspires students to discover their
peace and inner teacher, offering students layers of levels
they can explore. Eiric's been inspired by many great teachers
including Kathleen Hunt, Anna Forest, Richard Schactel, and
Jivamukti's David Life and Sharon Gannon.
Kristen Danielsen-Wong
Kristen began practicing yoga in 1995, and has practiced
a variety of styles through many of life’s changes.
Having practiced yoga through two pregnancies, she now enjoys
teaching prenatal and parent & baby classes as well as
classes to the general population. "I love that anyone
can do yoga, making life easier by learning how to use the
breath. To me, Yoga is a moving form of meditation and a laboratory
for learning about life." Above all, yoga is fun! Completing
teacher training in 2006 with Kathleen Hunt at Samadhi yoga,
and now regularly attending advanced teacher training, she
is continually honing her craft.
 Andreas
Fetz
took his first yoga class in 2001 and has not looked
back since. In 2008 Andreas enrolled in the teacher training
program at 8 Limbs Yoga Centers in Seattle and now teaches
regularly in the Seattle area. In addition to yoga, he is
also a certified personal trainer and spends as much of his
free time as possible at SANCA (the Seattle School of Acrobatics
and New Circus Arts), where he studies acrobatics, handbalancing,
and aerials. It’s been through this love for movement
that he has developed a lasting interest in the workings of
the body and different modalities for working with it.
 Cosetta
Romani
Cosetta is a registered Yoga Alliance Teacher. She started
practicing yoga in 2000 as soon as she moved to Seattle from
Italy. In 2004 she underwent her first yoga apprenticeship
training under the expert and compassionate direction of Lee
Atwell at The Yoga Studio in Magnolia, where she then began
teaching. In 2005 Cosetta went on an ongoing shamanic mentorship
with a Seattle based medicine woman, Char Sundust, founder
of the Sundust Oracle Institute. During the same year, she,
with her husband Ivo, embarked on the “Sacred Path of
the warrior” in the Shambahala Buddhist tradition, and
have been practicing mindfulness/awareness meditation since
then.
Over the years Cosetta has been inspired by many master teachers
and she feels deep gratitude to all of them.
Beginning in early 2007 she has been on a new, ecstatic adventure
as a graduate student of Prana Vinyasa Flow created by Shiva
Rea, who has also empowered Cosetta to teach Yoga Trance Dance;
a special event in which through yogasanas free-form movement,
one’s creative life-force is explored. In the second
part of 2008, Cosetta’s living yoga evolution has been
gracefully blessed by joining her husband in studying with
Saul David Raye. His holistic
training and workshops are a journey through the heart.
Cosetta’s intense love, dedication, passion and enthusiasm
to live life as it come allow her to experience and teach
yoga as a living practice, weaving all the wisdom traditions
in the now. Intuitive guidance, moving meditation, creative
flows, breath work and inspirational attitude are explored
in her classes. Her students are constantly invited to shift
inward in order to reach outward. Music is played as a way
of healing and inspiration. “I am a creative being whose
solar vitality finds full expression in the world under different
roles: as a mother, wife, friend, teacher, healer, poet and
beauty creator”
 Laura
Prudhomme
Laura is inspired by the idea that creating space
in the body opens the space of the heart and mind. She teaches
a vinyasa-based class with attention to proper alignment and
ease of breath. Laura addresses these principles by concentrating
on the relationship of gravity and levity, base support and
core strength, and the integration of breath
and movement. Her goal is to engage students in a practice
that invites curiosity, playfulness, and clear intention.
Laura began her study of yoga under the auspices of Kathleen
Hunt and the fabulous teachers at Samadhi Yoga Center where
she completed a 200-hour teacher training certification. Her
background in dance and movement have also helped to shape
her teaching style and inform her understanding of the body.
Laura also offers workshops with her soul sister and partner
in crime, Erin Beattie
 Angela
DiMario
Angela brings a unique quality of presence to teaching yoga.
She cultivates a safe healing space by means of mindfulness,
challenge, and fun. Her ability to connect with each individual's
needs, thus guiding students to their edge, provides the necessary
integrity to work authentically. Moving from within and truly
celebrating the journey of each owns healing process- their
yoga.
The current evolution of Angela's life includes the practice
of Acro Yoga. This practice aligns with her intention of deepening
connections and building community. Angela's Acro-love accompanies
the depth of her Forrest yoga practice. Ana Forrest, with
whom she studies and assists, has greatly enhanced her life.
Many other gifted yogis have guided Angela in the past eight
years; Sri Dharma Mittra, Shiva Rea, Tias Little, and Sarah
Powers. Along with all the hardworking, laughing, moving,
playing, eye-rolling, levitating, light-filled, inspiring
yogis.
With a deep understanding of anatomy, physiology, and energetics,
Angela guides class in a dynamic practice of structural awareness,
strength, and rehabilitation. Angela also offers bodywork
and is a graduate from the Shiatsu Massage school of California
where she studied under energy master Dr. Vincent Medici N.D.,
C.M.T., as well as anatomy/cranial specialist Ellen Heed.
For further inquiries about bodywork, contact Angela DiMario
at Pranaofpeace@gmail.com
 Julie
Andres
My love for the science of yoga began in lifetimes past. I
have found a purpose in this western world, and that is to
help people who struggle with addictions through the use of
breath and movement. I am passionate about this need for nurturing
as I have had many internal struggles in my past with addiction.
It is a reality in so many of our lives, how do we recover?
How do we act without reacting? My intention is to teach others
how to sit quietly and listen, to be compassionate to themselves
and others. Healing the mind and body is a life changing journey.
As a teacher I open my heart as taught by my mentors, Eiric
Ovrid, Kathleen Hunt, Dee Hein, Alice Waters, and my Dad,
Henry. Thank you god for bringing me here, for the four seasons,
for this gift of light. Namaste.
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