Areas of Expertise
Prenatal Yoga Certification
My prenatal yoga certification is my most recent yoga certification, but one that I knew I wanted to get since I started my original yoga teacher training.
Certification through Ashwini Yogaveda Academy
200 hr Yoga Certification
I decided to get my 200 hour yoga certification the summer of 2024 after practicing yoga on and off since the COVID-19 pandemic. I started teaching in January of 2025 and have taught everything from group classes, private classes, outdoor yoga, and virtual classes. I'm trained to teach power vinyasa and fusion, but love teaching slow flow vinyasa the most.
Certification through Core Power Yoga
Psychology
My bachelor's degree is in psychology. I started my college education at Montana State University before transferring home to Central Washington University, completing my degree in just under 3 years.
My Approach
The more I let myself fall into my yoga practice, the less I focus on the physical postures, the asanas.
I've come to reach for, practice, and enjoy the spiritual side of yoga so much more. This includes pranayama, dhyana "meditation", and yoga philosophy.
When I teach yoga, regardless of the style, client, or location its going to include at least one piece of yoga philosophy (chakras, yamas, niyamas, mantras...), pranayama (OM, Nadi Shodhana, Bhramari...), and a theme (connection, safety, self love...).
It's okay if all of the above is new to you.
I actually love being able to introduce the aspects of yoga that are commonly left out to people.
My work is energy focused, its spiritual regardless of your religious affiliation.
Yoga is not a religion, it's a practice that brings you closer to yourself; mind, body, and soul.
Oh! And one more thing!
I named Callebaut Yoga after my horse, Beau. His show name is Callebaut. He was retired at a really young age due to health issues so we had to learn how to live life differently, but still absolutely love it and that's what yoga is all about: figuring out what works for you and loving it!
