Online classes via Zoom with Robin - schedule you session now!
Robin works exclusively online via Zoom, allowing her to be accessible to clients from around the world! She has developed a capacity to create a quality of connection and intimacy through cyberspace that enables her clients to feel seen and heard and to do the work of deep healing. Tele-classes are personal and adapted to your needs, whether it’s just to move you through a tension-relieving physical practice, or to pacify the mental or emotional stress that you are carrying. Yoga therapy can bring remedial support right into your home and provide you ways to stay grounded, present and pro-active with your self-care. Sessions can be recorded for your continued use at home.
Contact Robin at Robin@essentialyogatherapy.com to schedule!
Special rate for online Yoga Therapy and Breathing Light sessions:
$120 for a single 60-75 minute yoga therapy session
$495 for a 2 hour consult & three 60-75 minute follow-up sessions
Join Robin’s Zoom Club to get 10% off!
Online learning with YogaU
Robin partnered with YogaU to bring you several webinars, available whenever you want them. Most of Robin's webinars include a free customized yoga practice that to help you integrate the information learned in the course.
This extensive course combines Tom Meyers intricate education regarding the myofascial meridians with Robin’s expertise in teaching asana in relationship to the lines. This program offers over 40 hours of anatomy training — useful for any yoga teacher, yoga therapist or anyone interested in learning much more about how the body functions and how to use the lines to support functional, healthy movement!
Pranayama as it is currently taught is actually not what the yogis intended or prescribed. Learn from this profoundly rich webinar how functional breathing, and respiratory health aligns beautifully with the ancient teachings on pranayama. Unlock the key to health by learning to breathe LESS — Not more. This webinar will transform every breath you take!
Thirty-one million Americans suffer from low back pain, and increasingly, people with mild to moderate back pain seek out yoga classes to find relief for the condition. In this environment, it’s critical for yoga teachers to understand how to assess and address these conditions with intelligence, and above all, how to keep students safe.
It is critical for yoga teachers to understand how to assess and address S.I. pain. Robin focuses on the key differences between lumbar and sacral issues; the importance of core engagement and stabilization practices; safe sequencing and the challenge of breaking our addiction to the practices that we love that are actually ‘himsa’ — harming to the body.