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Patience
- Rate RM204
- Response 1h
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RM204/h
1st lesson belanja
- Yoga
Experienced tutor in Yoga in Chandler, Patience offers private lessons tailored to your needs.
- Yoga
Lesson location
Recommended
Patience is a respected tutor in our community. They are highly recommended for their commitment and the quality of their lessons. An excellent choice to progress with confidence.
About Patience
Grief often gets stuck in the body and, when not actively cared for, can manifest as unhelpful behaviors, thoughts, movement, sleep, and more, eventually causing health problems. Did you know that when someone you love dies or a significant relationship ends, your risk of a heart attack increases? Yoga with Patience is integrative grief yoga coaching that helps you safely feel, listen to, and move your body in the ways you want and need. Sessions are trauma-informed, non-clinical grief coaching that integrates psychoeducation, somatic movement, yoga, and reflective practices. They are distinct from therapy and not therapy, yet deeply informed by grief science. They are designed to support the grieving mind, body, and heart through loss.
In 2004/2005, I found trauma-sensitive and therapeutic yoga while receiving cognitive treatment for PTSD and traumatic grief after the homicide of a sibling. The practices helped me overcome physical ailments, panic attacks, mysterious aches and pains, vomiting, and night terrors. I began to learn how to care for my painful feelings and moved from pushing my strong, capable body through vigorous hiking, running, and weight training to kinder methods that helped me develop greater self-awareness, self-regulation, self-responsibility, flexibility, agility, and, most importantly, self-compassion. It was a miracle to have my body returned to me. At the time, there was no yoga specifically for grief, and resources for trauma and grief were limited. I knew that, at some point, I'd share yoga with others to help them with traumatic grief and losses.
In 2013, after the sudden death of my father, I began teaching. After the death of my domestic partner in 2017, I began deepening my healing, education, and understanding of trauma and grief while raising grieving children. In 2023, I started teaching Grief Movement after my mother died, and in 2025, I began integrating grief coaching into my work, as well as serving as a volunteer grief facilitator and mentor.
I am a grief, trauma and resilience life coach, Grief Movement Guide, and a Yoga Alliance Registered 500 Hour Yoga Teacher, an approved trainer. Teaching compassionate yoga since 2013, and Grief practices since 2023.
I enjoy and appreciate teaching with an integrative approach to yoga: Breathwork, Felt Sense, Mindfulness, Meditation, Stress Management
Trained in the Below Yoga Modalities:
Hatha, Gentle, Grief, Nidra, Restorative, Trauma, and Yin
Specialized Trainings:
Grief Movement Guide
Grief Life Coach
Stress Management
300 Hour Healing Yoga Therapist training
200 Hour Yoga Teacher
Embodied and Trauma-Informed Yoga
Children's Mindfulness and Yoga
Trauma-Informed Adult and Children's Yoga
Yoga for Athletes
Women's Menopause Coaching Specialist
About the lesson
- All levels
- English
All languages in which the lesson is available :
English
All sessions include a few minutes exploring how you are doing.
Then the type of practice is decided, such as whether there is a need for more meditation, relaxation, movement, or reflection.
From there, we get to your personalized session.
Grieving widows between 25-60, children, tweens, teens
I have a fingerprint clearance card. Types of loss: sibling, parent, spouse, coparent, anticipatory loss/death, as well as separation-divorce, trauma (all trauma needs grief support).
For Grief
What specific training or certifications do you hold in grief support or life coaching?
Do you have experience navigating the specific type of loss I am experiencing (e.g., loss of a spouse, career transition, or anticipatory grief)?
What is your core philosophy when it comes to walking alongside someone who is grieving?
What is your protocol if my grief becomes too overwhelming or requires clinical intervention?
What does a typical session look like, and how do we measure progress or goals?
For Yoga
Keep an open mind and feel free to try a variety of teachers and styles, you'll enjoy them and learn in the process.
Yoga is a personal practice. Find a teacher who resonates with you. A place and teacher you look forward to seeing and feel safe and comfortable with.
Yoga is fun and can be incredibly healing, as well as change the way you think, feel, and perceive yourself and the world.
Learning to be and being true to yourself is of utmost importance in the practice of yoga and life. Keep showing up, even on days you might only do 25% of the practice. I always invite my students to respect and listen to their bodies as this rebuilds and nourishes the mind, body, and heart connection, which is often disrupted after trauma and loss- it isn't about what I tell them to do, it is how their body and mind are feeling. Do what you can and honor yourself and your grief where you are.
Ask questions, let go of judgments, invite in honest curiosity, and use your voice - get to know a teacher if you want to, and let them get to know you if you feel safe doing so.
Practicing yoga with my own family, as well as exploring my go-to healing places as a child and young adult - nature and national parks.
A few things worth thinking about before reaching out
What are your fears/concerns?
What is the one most important thing you would like to experience, learn, and/or walk away with?
Any injuries or health concerns you have
Recommendations
Recommendations come from relatives, friends and acquaintances of the teacher
She is not only professional but a pleasure to work with. She knows how to cue correctly and the alterations that can be done. She does great both for challenging and gentle classes and has the knowledge to keep those classes safe and entertaining for the students.
what I enjoyed the most about Patience is her dedication and love for yoga, she is my first instructor and she definitely a great experience because of her knowledge and patience. I will allways be greatful for her teachings.
She is so encouraging and very knowledgeable! She wants her students to get the most out of each class! Her classes are a great combination of poses and breathing and flowing... once class is over I always feel like the world makes sense again!
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Rates
Rate
- RM204
Pack rates
- 5h: RM1020
- 10h: RM2040
free lessons
This first lesson is free to allow you to get to know your teacher so that they can best meet your needs.
- 1hr
online
- RM204/h
Details
Sessions are held online via Zoom or for locals in person.
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