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Vicki Brunelle , owner of Yoga for Health, has a B.S. in Education, is a graduate of Integrative Yoga Therapy (1997), a certified Kripalu Yoga Instructor (1999), and most recently received Ashtanga training with David Swenson (2003).

Prior to opening her own studio, she taught at the Moving Spirit studio (previously known as the Center for Kripalu Yoga and Creative Dance studio) in Merrimack, NH. Vicki has continued to expand her teaching and knowledge by attending workshops with teachers such as Patricia Walden, David Life, Erich Schiffman, Donna Farhi, Richard Freeman, Rod Stryker. Under the direction of Dr. Jeff Midgow, she was instructed on how to teach students with specific health concerns, including asthma, menopause, osteoporosis, heart disease, back problems, and pregnancy, and also gear programs for seniors and children.

 
Vicki has been practicing yoga since 1989 and been teaching yoga since 1997.
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Carter Scott has been a practitioner of the Tao for over 22 years and has been instructing Tai Chi at the studio for since 2000.

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Marg Seay-Takarabe - Marg teaches yoga at local studios, health clubs, community and senior centers. Her style of instruction centers on an array of yoga disciplines; her style builds on the premise that as you become more comfortable in your body, your mind becomes more focused and your true spirit reveals itself. She received her certification from the Frog Pond Yoga Center in 2000, and has received additional instruction from Sandra Summerfield and Rodney Yee at Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health.
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Diane Tousignant – I took my first Yoga class at the age of 40, after thinking about it for 20 years. I have practiced Yoga for 15 years, after enjoyed every class I ever took. In June 2002, I completed the Yoga Certification Teacher Training with John and Diane Featherstone of Frog Pond Yoga and have been teaching since then.  I am also a Registered Nurse, with experience in many different areas of nursing. I believe that there is a Yoga style for every person, and that if you can breathe, you can do Yoga.
Diane
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Peter Marquis – Peter has been practicing yoga for several years, and received his training in 2003 at Frog Pond Yoga Center in Princeton, MA, and is a R.Y.T. (i.e. registered yoga teacher). In addition to yoga, Peter’s background includes trainings in other holistic practices, including massage therapist from Bancroft School, Master of Yoga Education from Sri Siddha Gupla High Tech at the Yoga Training Center in the USA, and as a Master Reiki. 
Peter
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Linda Malcomb – I started studying yoga from books and videos more than 15 years ago, before yoga classes were popular.  When I finally found local yoga studios, I was hooked, and in 1999 I did my first teacher training at Frog Pond in Princeton. It was during my training that I was introduced to Anusara yoga, as Deb Neubauer came as a guest instructor to demonstrate. I was so impressed that I took very workshop I could, and enrolled in Deb’s first teacher training in Northampton. I have continued to take workshops, trainings and immersions and have been thrilled and inspired with each and every one. The word Anusara means to flow with Grace, and the principles of Action, Attitude, and Alignment bring healing and transformation to all who dedicate themselves to the practice.
Linda
 
 
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