Throughout his life Terry mixed the art of dancing with the mind and body centering techniques of yoga. With thanks to the wisdom, inspiration and generosity of his teachers Issac Pena, Keith Borden, Keith Wittenstein, Sandhi Ferreira and Edward Clark, Terry is now eager to share his animal roots of downward dogs, happy cows, unhappy heifers and the rest of the yoga menagerie.

Angela began her yoga practice eight years ago.  After practicing in Indiana with Teji Dilly, she took her teacher’s advice and completed a teacher training program with Kathleen Flanagan and H.S. Arun in addition to workshops in Ancient Ayruveda with Sara Tomlinson out of New York. 

Angela's interests lie not only in the health benefits of balance, alignment, flexibility, strength, and kinesthetic awareness yoga provides but also in the intellectual, spiritual and philosophical foundations from which modern yoga asana practice has developed. On a personal level, her practice nicely accompanies her other physical interests that include hiking, running, cross country skiing, snow shoeing, and walking to the Sea Dog for happy hour.

Laren Lynn received her early dance training at the American Ballet Theatre School in New York City and attended the Royal Academy School of Dance in London, England, with additional Modern Dance training at Connecticut College while earning a degree in Zoology. After graduation, Laren studied professionally in N.Y.C.  She has had the opportunity to dance with several companies including the Deborah Carr Theatre Dance Ensemble, the Diane Jacobowitz Dance Theater, The Labrynth Dance Theater, Alan Danielson, Lenore Latimore, and Libby Nye among others.  Since moving to Maine in 1991, Laren has performed with the Robinson Ballet and Making Tracks Dance Company. She has taught at the University of Maine since 1993 and River City Dance in Bangor and Ellsworth. Laren is also currently teaching dance to 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders in both Carmel and Etna-Dixmont in a program sponsored by Community Health and Counseling.

Rebecca Rose Tousignant is a certified Hatha yoga instructor who is currently practicing the yoga of being a mother to her 4 month old daughter Kaiya.  Rebecca is also certified in teaching Radiant Child Yoga, a Kundalini approach to teaching children yoga through game, story and song.  She is in the process of composing a parent and infant yoga class to offer at Central Street Yoga.

An herbalist and nutritionist as well, Rebecca practices and teaches yoga with reverence and as a tool for health and well being.  Her open level classes are an invitation for all to slow down and connect with inner rhythms through breath, body awareness, and the ancient wisdom of yoga.

Eri, as she is known to friends and family has always been fascinated with the wisdom of the body. After many years as a dancer she was led into the vast world of yoga. She is constantly being reminded of just how infinite this world is. Focusing on aligning the body, mind and spirit through asana, breath and awareness, she views every class, every day, as an opportunity for everyone to find the flow of grace within themselves.

Eri completed her yoga teacher training in Boulder, Colorado where she graduated from Naropa University with a degree in Traditional Eastern Arts and an emphasis in Yoga. During her years living in Boulder, she had the opportunity to learn from many wonderful teachers, yet she feels an ever growing gratitude for her mentor, Nataraja Kallio.

Recently returning back home to Maine after spending a few months in India, Eri is eager to share her passion for yoga as a lifestyle with everyone.