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Jodi Pirtle (she/her) has been practicing yoga and meditation for many years.  Her practice continues to evolve with the intention of balance in tune with shifting internal needs and external seasons and she is deeply inspired by the healing power of connection to the natural world.  Jodi participated in a 200hr RYT training in 2012 with Kimberly Dahlmann at Yoga East in New Hampshire.  She returned to Juneau in 2013 and continued her practice with Jodee Dixon at The Yoga Path, where she has been an affiliate teacher since 2014.  Jodi began slowly working on a 500hr yoga therapeutic specialist training in 2019 with Tiffany Cruikshank and is a listed Yoga Medicine teacher.  Jodi has also studied with Bhavani Maki and Pixie Lighthorse.  Jodi aspires to bravely live her practice and teach from the heart; her classes link an intentional set of postures with breath and include additional breathwork, meditation, and other practices.

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

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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.

© 2022 AUKE BAY YOGA

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