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YOGA INSTRUCTORS
Rhiannon Whitney
Rhiannon Whitney has been practicing Yoga for years, and when she moved to Vancouver Island she discovered Hot & Warm styles of Yoga. She immediately became very passionate about learning more and practicing as much as her schedule would allow. She decided two years ago to go receive her Yoga Teacher Training certification, and has been teaching happily ever since! Rhiannon absolutely adores seeing the positive changes people make in their lives with Yoga, and strives to continue to help people through their journeys of becoming healthier physically, mentally and spiritually.
Sharron Hudson
Sharron’s passion for learning complimentary therapies began in 1994 beginning with Traditional Chinese Medicine which she found healed numerous recurrent ailments she was experiencing at that time. She studied Tai Chi and Qi Gong with a Master and also in casual classes.
Her search for deeper understandings and healing led her to Touch for Health and she trained in all levels available at that time. BodyTalk System™ was her next adventure – this therapy combines Chinese Medicine, Kinesiology, Chiropractics, Reiki and Yoga. These practitioners around the world offer a tremendous service to those seeking relief of ailments. Sharron incorporates some techniques from both of these healing therapies into some of her personal consulting therapies and certain workshops.
Sharron began studying Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan of 3HO in the U.S. in 2003 and in 2005 discovered Naam Yoga® which she confidently shares “is the ultimate healing technology…… Combined with Harmonyum Healing Naam Yoga® is the fastest most effective and permanent healing system, they are a gift to us all.” Certified as a Naam Yoga® Therapist her workshops will contain “something for everyone”!
As a Harmonyum practitioner concluding practicum she looks forward to offering this beautiful healing therapy at the Spa in the very near future and welcomes enquiries of all kinds via email or drop into the Spa and say hello.