Brianna McCann

Yoga & Meditation Instructor

Yoga and meditation were vital in my healing, and I believe they can help you too. I work on improving both physical and mental health by caring for your mind and body. By setting safe, achievable goals and using yoga, breathing exercises, and meditation, you can improve your self-image and find inner strength. I offer trauma-informed yoga, breathwork, and meditation for a complete experience. In small groups or individual sessions, we will focus on personal growth and the connection between mind and body. By understanding where trauma affects you, you can learn to handle and express feelings in healthier ways. I look forward to creating a personalized plan with you.

  • Classical Ashtanga

  • Hatha & Restorative Yoga

  • One on one in a therapeutic setting

  • Meditation & Breathwork

  • Substance Abuse Rehab

  • Mind & Body Awareness

  • Mental Awareness

  • Quieting the Mind

  • Balancing Energies

Availability: Tuesday and Thursday evenings, and Saturday afternoons

   Trainings & Certifications

  • 200 hours Yoga Teacher Training (YTT)

  • Hatha Yoga

  • Classical Ashtanga Yoga

  • Meditation

  • Yoga Nidra and

  • Pranayama (breathwork)

   Certification in Progress

  • C-IAYT (Certified Yoga Therapist- International Association of Yoga Therapy)

  Methods    

Individual Yoga Session

Individual sessions are tailored to meet your unique needs and specific goals. Each personalized session is $80.00 per hour.

*We offer a free 15 minute phone consultation for new clients.

Individual Sessions for Sleep

Individualized sessions to increase quantity and quality of sleep. Each personalized session is $80.00 per hour. Four prepaid sessions are $300.00.

Group Yoga Sessions

Check back for new groups beginning in March 2025.

Groups sessions cost $20.00 per session. Group discounts will become available once group registration opens.

  • Psychology is not just the study of weakness and damage; it is also the study of strength and virtue. Treatment is not just fixing what is broken; it is nurturing what is best within us.

    Martin Seligman