Jeannie Turner

Responsive to the individual, Jeannie chooses and adapts practices to both challenge and encourage you.  She is skilled at meeting each person’s needs and abilities, both in group classes and private sessions. 

Central to Jeannie’s understanding of yoga is her long-term personal practice, her observation and instruction of students over time, and her continuing study with some of contemporary yoga’s most influential teachers. 

Besides teaching yoga, Jeannie, with her husband, Steve Schramm, own the custom landscape firm Island Gardens Company.  They live on their farm and nursery on San Juan Island.  They have two grown sons.

• American Viniyoga Institute, Maui, HI        www.viniyoga.com.
  Viniyoga Therapy Certification Program   20005
  Viniyoga Teacher Certification Program  2001-2003
   

• Integrative Yoga Therapy
  Advanced Yoga Therapist Training Program Certificate   1997
  Yoga Therapist  Teacher Traininng Program Certification  1995
   

• Integral Yoga Institute        www.yogaville.org
  Intermediate Asana  Teacher Certification     1996 
  Beginner’s Hatha Yoga Teacher Certification  1984
  
  

  
  

Kathy Anderson

Kathy finds that yoga enriches her life on every level. She loves the concept that yoga is fundamentally about relationship. The relationship with all who share this breath and time, to herself (body, breath, mind and spirit), to the environment, but most importantly to something greater than herself. Her teaching style has evolved from Integral Yoga to Viniyoga.

Kathy has studied yoga with both Jeannie Turner and Jeannie's teacher Gary Kraftsow in Italy and Hawaii. In the summer of 2005 she completed a very rich year of study with another of Gary Kraftsow’s students, Robin Rothenberg (www.yogabarn.com), and is now certified as a Viniyoga teacher at the 500-hour level.

Kathy is a mother of 5, and owns a restaurant—The Place Bar and Grill. She has been studying yoga for a long time because it helps her stay sane.

Christine Miller

Chrristine first discovered Yoga and Mediation in 1977 at what is now the oldest active yoga studio in South Florida. The Yoga Center in Deerfield. Christine has the great joy of becoming a Certified Anuttara Yoga teacher by completing a 200 hour Yoga Alliance registered training. Christine's goal is to guide, support, and empower students to build strength, balance and flexibility from the inside out. She has personally experienced the benefits of practicing yoga and its therapeutic impact on body, mind and spirit. She has studied different forms of healing such as Massage Therapy, Hypnotherapy, and Breath Work. Christine managed the San Juan County Fair for over 11 Fairs and brings the same commitment to teaching Yoga that she made to the Annual San Juan County Fair. She has tremendous gratitude for her teachers, mentors, and guides, not limited to Philip Christodoulou, Leslie Glickman, Sri Amma Karunamayi for modeling unbounded compassion and spiritual focus.

Christine is the mother of two grown children. Addie who lives in New Zealand and Matt who is found most often at sea or tugging around the Puget Sound.