Jennifer
10 have dabbled
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3 reviews
Not Active in the last 12 months
Jennifer
10 have dabbled
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3 reviews
Not Active in the last 12 months
Not Active in the last 12 months
Jennifer Gaspers
Jennifer Gaspers is a Licensed Massage Therapist, CranioSacral Therapist (2005), and certified Hatha Yoga Teacher (2011). Combining Myofascial Release, CranioSacral Therapy and Shiatsu with Chinese medicine techniques, Jennifer believes strongly in leveraging multiple modalities to facilitate healing and bring her clients meaningful, lasting results.
Jennifer's intimate yoga classes are inclusive of all levels of experience and strive to connect the transformative power of yoga to each participant's every day life. In every class or private session, her focus is to help you cultivate gratitude for exactly who you are in the present moment as well as to support your own journey of self discovery.
Jennifer is a returned Peace Corps volunteer. She spent time in Swaziland where she started the Bambanani Project of Swaziland, teaching business and marketing skills to underserved community members. Handmade jewelry from the Bambanani Project is available at Healing Foundations and craft fairs throughout the city.
ABOUT THIS TEACHER
Jennifer Gaspers is a Licensed Massage Therapist, CranioSacral Therapist (2005), and certified Hatha Yoga Teacher (2011). Combining Myofascial Release, CranioSacral Therapy and Shiatsu with Chinese medicine techniques, Jennifer believes strongly in leveraging multiple modalities to facilitate healing and bring her clients meaningful, lasting results.
Jennifer's intimate yoga classes are inclusive of all levels of experience and strive to connect the transformative power of yoga to each participant's every day life. In every class or private session, her focus is to help you cultivate gratitude for exactly who you are in the present moment as well as to support your own journey of self discovery.
Jennifer is a returned Peace Corps volunteer. She spent time in Swaziland where she started the Bambanani Project of Swaziland, teaching business and marketing skills to underserved community members. Handmade jewelry from the Bambanani Project is available at Healing Foundations and craft fairs throughout the city.
STUDENT EXPERIENCES
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Eliaz R.Reviewed on 02/18/18Loved it! Exactly what I had hoped for. I was new to yoga, only having done YouTube yoga videos for s couple weeks. At the class I was given great info on how and why we do basic yoga moves. It helped build my confidence as a new yogi.
Loved it! Exactly what I had hoped for. I was new to yoga, only having done YouTube yoga videos for s couple weeks. At the class I was given great info on how and why we do basic yoga moves. It helped build my confidence as a new yogi.
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Tina M.Reviewed on 11/20/16
This was a fun and creative workshop that consisted of yoga, meditation, crafting, and learning about the chakras. Jen is a kind and welcoming instuctor, who is clearly passionate about yoga and teaching
This was a fun and creative workshop that consisted of yoga, meditation, crafting, and learning about the chakras. Jen is a kind and welcoming instuctor, who is clearly passionate about yoga and teaching
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Ashley F.Reviewed on 07/27/16
Jennifer was a wonderful teacher. She shared personal experiences and let us share our personal experiences as well. It was the first class I've taken where I actually felt more centered and clear-headed. It was due to her yoga and meditation teachings. I would recommend this class to anyone who is thinking about yoga, meditation, or life reflection.
Jennifer was a wonderful teacher. She shared personal experiences and let us share our personal experiences as well. It was the first class I've taken where I actually felt more centered and clear-headed. It was due to her yoga and meditation teachings. I would recommend this class to anyone who is thinking about yoga, meditation, or life reflection.
