Ellie is a London-based yoga teacher trainer and educator with over a decade’s experience in teaching and lecturing on yoga.

She offers teacher trainings in trauma-informed yoga and university-credited courses for medical students at Queen Mary University London and The University of Bristol on yoga neurophysiology and student wellbeing.

Previously, Ellie developed and taught a course for undergraduates at LMU, California on mind-body awareness through yoga and has lectured on LMU’s Science & Theology course.

Ellie holds an MA in Yoga Studies from LMU, California where her research focussed on the effects of grief and trauma on the mind and body and the ways yoga, meditation and writing can bring about healing.

She has worked with war veterans overcoming PTSD (UCLA), health clinics (Venice Family Clinic), private clients, NHS doctors, community groups, charities and socially-minded organisations seeking to create a sustainable, human-centred culture inspired by yoga ethics (The New York Times & The School for Social Entrepreneurs). She is also a meditation teacher on Insight Timer.

Ellie’s trainings:

• Masters Graduate, Yoga Studies, Loyola Marymount University, California
• Fellow at The School for Social Entrepreneurs, London
• 100hr Yoga, Mindfulness & Social Change certificate, LMU California
• Yin Yoga Teacher Training with Norman Blair, Yoga Campus, London
• The Power of Breath in Clinical Practice & Mass Disaster, UCLA
• 11th Step Yoga for Trauma & Recovery, LMU California
• Prison Yoga Project certification with James Fox, San Diego, California
• Mindful Resilience Training with Veterans Yoga Project & Dr. Dan Libby, California
• Teen Yoga Instill Conference: Yoga, Education & Wellbeing, London
• Confer Conference: Yoga: A Key to Mental Health?, London
• Ayurveda Course: Food as Medicine, Sivananda Grass Valley, California
• 200hr AYT-certified Sivananda Yoga Teacher Training, Bahamas