Welcome to the party!
Hey! My name is Keely, and I’m an eight limb elemental yoga and philosophy teacher.
What’s my deal?
Through the lens of being a dark cloud of a human
for most of my “coming of age” years, I decided that I would do as much digging as I could to confront my own personal traumas, false belief systems, and anxieties as I could.
Along the way,
I found that through honesty, vulnerability, and daily practice, I was able to transform myself through small breakthroughs of growth.
This led me to thousands of hours studying eastern medicine
along with years of personal practice.
Finally, my time as a student taught me one of the most valuable responsibilities I’ve taken: Teaching.
With that, I’m excited to grow with you in however I can help!
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What I Do
1:1 Customized Yoga
Group Elemental Yoga Classes
1:1 Spiritual Ceremonies
Natal Chart Readings
1:1 Reiki Sessions
1:1 Mentorship
Community Workshops
1:1 Hypnotherapy
Full Moon and New Moon Group Ceremonies
My Credentials
It’s vital to put your effort and energy into want to make sure you know where my trainings have come from.
Here are the list of trainings, hours, and locations of trainings.
This does not count clinic hours, practicum, private sessions, classes, or workshops.
Mind-Body Wellness Practitioner
Southwest Institute of Healing Arts | 600 hours
Registered Yoga Teacher
The Tree South LA | 200 hours
Reiki Master Teacher
Southwest Institute of Healing Arts | 100 hours
|Level I, II | 16 hours
Certified Hypnotherapist
Southwest Institute of Healing Arts | 300 hours
Buti Yoga Instructor
Buti Fitness | 33 hours
sPRNG Instructor
Anytime Fitness, Prescott Valley AZ | 33 hours
Note: A Bachelor’s Degree in the United States
requires 1,800 classroom hours.
I’m not a “new age” teacher.
My personal practice combines the disciplines of various cultures and philosophies, physical and emotional strengthening, expression, logical reasoning, and honoring paths laid before and alongside us.
I do not affiliate with a certain belief system, and I do not encourage my students to subscribe to the biases and dogma that I might believe is the “right” path, nor do I advocate for any specific way of thinking.
Do what you do, use critical reasoning, and respect the validity and gravity that your neighbor holds. That includes religion and atheism, as both also hold importance and truth.
Due to this, I am not an authority nor do I represent any fundamental belief system… including the new age movement.
I am a communicator of the practices, rituals, and teachings to which I know have made an impact on me personally.
The truth in the practices supersedes the need to fit myself into a classification.
With this, I honor, welcome, and embrace all thought patterns into my work. I encourage anyone who looks into this work to be willing to to sit alongside someone of another perspective and honor their chosen path.
I’m here to facilitate a neighborhood that embraces and considers disciplines of all. We are all telling the truth of our stories and our lineage— why not integrate that into our daily practice of compassion?
“Do you define yourself as a
victim of the world, or as the world?”
— Alan Watts