Mindy Miller Muse

About Mindy Miller Muse

Mindy began practicing Yoga in 1997 and teaching in 2003, after becoming certified in Interdisciplinary Hatha Yoga. She is registered with the Yoga Alliance as an Experienced Yoga Teacher (E-RYT 500hr) and as a
Continuing Education Provider (YA-CEP).

In 2016, Mindy completed a 300-hour advanced teacher training with a focus on anatomy and physiology,modifying and adapting the practice of yoga for unique populations, and learning the skills of intake, assessment, and intervention to address the needs of all individuals. Mindy's approach to Hatha Yoga is informed by prop intensive yoga traditions, years of workshops with anatomy oriented Doug Keller and the belief that our greatest teacher is our own unique and innate wisdom from within! She has a background in clinical social work (MSW) and is also certified as a Yoga Therapist by the International Association of Yoga therapists (C-IAYT) . Mindy has a special appreciation for Hatha Yoga's potential to strengthen the mind, body, and heart
connection. She also has specialized training in Trauma Sensitive Yoga.

Mindy's teaching intention is to promote health and well being on and off the yoga mat and she emphasizes personal choice and creativity in her classes. Mindy is also a registered Maine Recreational Guide and loves
bringing yoga asana (posture) and mindfulness practice outdoors! Mindy leads Nature Based Yoga experiences including Yoga Hikes, Paddle board Yoga, and Beach Yoga classes in warmer weather. Mindy teaches full
time in a variety of settings including Yoga Studios, Community Centers, Schools and in Nature and is the Director of Yoga and Body Centered Services at Bridge Studio at Art of Awareness. She shares yoga with
practitioners of all ages and abilities including children and is also certified in Childlight Yoga, Prenatal Yoga and Yin Yoga. Mindy has recently developed Yoga Muse School of Yoga and is currently Registered
with the Yoga Alliance as an RYS(200) and offers 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training Certifications. She also hopes to offer a 300 hour teacher training program in the near future as well as ongoing continuing education for teachers and yoga practitoners of all levels of experience.