200-hour Hatha-Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training

Brittany understands that yoga is about connection; since giving birth and struggling with a back injury,she has come to understand that our connection to Self (our bodies and our minds) and to others is fluid and ever-evolving. It takes failure and disconnection to learn how to nourish, connect and build sustainable lifestyle patterns that keep us alive and thriving. This awareness drives Brittany’s passion to teach teachers and support her students as they move through all the phases of life. Brittany has trained to teach Yin, Restorative, and Prenatal Yoga. Over the last 14 years she has supported and assisted in numerous 200 and 300 hour teacher trainings and she is thrilled to be co-teaching this training with other Thrive Yoga Studios staff and teachers.

Carin is a Colorado native who began her yogic journey over ten years ago and is now an E-RYT500 and YACEP. Carin’s passion is creating a space for other yogis to deepen their practice with classes integrating yogic teachings, nurturing physical poses, and lots of loving energy. Teaching classes ranging from yoga basics, vinyasa flow, restorative, yoga nidra, yoga therapy, and senior chair yoga, Carin enjoys working with all kinds of yogis, finding their roads to discovery fuel her own. Passionate about yoga nidra, Carin has studied three styles of yoga nidra and is certified in Saraswati, iRest, and advanced certified in Amrit. Carin is also a certified intuition practitioner and reiki master, always learning and incorporating new healing modalities into her teaching.

Juliet Stillman has been practicing yoga for 30 plus years and been teaching for about 15.She is passionate about continuing her education and has over 1,000 hours in teacher training credits. She believes yoga should be a safe practice that supports daily functional life. The goal of every class is to optimize posture and movement patterns in order to find freedom, ease, and longevity of movement. This in turn creates a cascade of positive effects in all areas of our lives. Her mission is to empower each student through education, to encourage self-study and curiosity, and to model the life of a modern yogi.

Sarah discovered the magic of yoga while rehabilitating from a sports injury. She was inspired by the gentle strength-building and subtle philosophy offered in every class. Sarah completed her 200-hour YTT in 2017 and has been teaching, training, and practicing regularly since. Sarah leads creative flows that invite both adventurous poses and introspective moments, and that are welcome to seasoned yogis and beginners alike. Her personal philosophy is that every minute spent on your mat is a moment of freedom. When she isn’t laying in savasana, Sarah is studying to become an occupational therapist, skiing, or snuggling with her dog.