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Lisa Dumas

Class formats Taught:

Therapeutic Flow, Yoga Therapy

Core values:

Building meaningful connection

Compassion and acceptance in relationships with others and self.

A commitment to be open to new perspectives

The importance of self-reflection and impact on others and the earth

A desire to keep learning and growing

Always returning to the question: What would love do?

Why do you teach yoga?

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I share the gifts of yoga through the lens of someone who was exposed to the practices during a long battle with disordered anxiety and chronic panic. The physical practice of yoga postures cultivates present-centered awareness and a depth of breath that was instrumental in helping me regulate my nervous system and overcome the life-altering symptoms I was experiencing. I feel compelled to provide a space for people where they are invited to meet themselves with acceptance and compassion and cultivate a kinder inner landscape to support themselves on and off the mat.

 

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How do you want students to feel after class?

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With the knowledge that the full spectrum of emotions can arise in a yoga room, and we may not always feel positive, my hope is that practitioners feel empowered to let go of perfectionism and comparison and connect with a sense of being enough. Our practices invite us to draw our scattered energy back to ourselves to discern where we’d like to direct it out in the world; to step into our lives remembering we are more than our thoughts and stronger than we think.

Auke Bay location:

11798 Glacier Highway, Suite #6

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Downtown location:

174 South Franklin Street - upper level

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(907)723-8188

Now is the time to create healthy change. Join Auke Bay Yoga,  a community where you will be welcomed, supported, and able to experience the true benefits of yoga… body, mind, and spirit

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Land Acknowledgement: It is our privilege and honor at Auke Bay Yoga to live, work, and practice here on Lingít Aani, on the unceded territory of the Áak'w Kwáan who have resided in this area since time immemorial, and who have historically been displaced from what we know today as Berners Bay and the Auke Bay areas of D'zantiki Héeni, known by its colonized name of Juneau. 

 

We would also like to recognize our relatives of the Taku River, the T'aaku Kwáan who came to reside at Anax Ya Andagan Ye' otherwise known as South Douglas, without recognizing them would further contribute to the erasure of their very existence and the many contributions they have made to this community in the past, now, and in the future. The T'aaku are our relatives, we care for them, and are thankful for the stewardships they too will continue to make in perpetuity.

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Gunalchéesh to the Áak'w Kwáan for your continued stewardship and guidance as we move forward together recognizing the historical and ongoing harms of colonialism. We humbly give thanks to the land and its ancestors for their wisdom, strength, and generosity. May we honor and protect this sacred earth together for generations to come.

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Created in consultation with Jamiann S'eiltin of Alaska Indigenous Consulting

© 2022 AUKE BAY YOGA

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