• Albon Neuromuscular Center (Yoga)
  
• Better RX Card (Web Content)
  
• Big Ruckus (Web Content)
  
• Bucks County Community College (Writer)
  
• Chatham University (Curriculum Portfolio)
  
• Examiner.com (Columnist)
  
• Metromix (Tampa Bay 10 / CBS) (Freelancer)
  
• Efest Florida (Features Writer)
  
• Florida College of Natural Health (Yoga)
  
• Heritage Web Solutions (Web Content)
  
• I AM Healing Arts Center (Yoga)
  
• InStudioE (Web Content)
  
• Khalsa Clinic (Yoga)
  
• Manatee Community College (Yoga)
  
• Natural Awakenings (Features Writer)
  
• New York University (Curriculum Writing)
  
• New View Counseling (Workshops)
  
• Pennswood Village (Yoga)
  
• Positive Change Media (Features Writer)
  
• Princeton Wellness Center (Yoga)
  
• Pennsbury High School (Yoga)
  
• Ringling College of Art & Design (Yoga)
  
• Southern Atelier School of Art (Modeling)
  
• Studio ZEN (Yoga)
  
• Temple University (Yoga)
  
• Tuttle Elementary (Yoga)
  
•  Woman’s Resource Center (Yoga)
  
• Writer’s Digest (Poetry)
  
• Zen Zone (Yoga, Workshops)
  

My most frequently asked question:

"Why the Pelican?"

When people think of yoga practitioners, they often think of swan-like, graceful people who can do athletic and intricate poses, and may become intimidated at the very thought of adopting a yoga practice into their own life.

I chose the pelican to express that yoga is accessible for everyone, regardless of physical condition. The pelican may have a beak that's too big for its head, and head that's too small for its body, but it is beautifully awkward. It is this uniqueness that makes the pelican one of my favorite birds.

• Hatha
• Vinyasa
• Restorative
• Therapeutic
  
• Taoist (Chi Gong / Tai Chi)
  

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• Press Releases
  
• Resume & CVs
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• Corporate Communications
  
• Copywriting
• Editing