Marylou Webb

E-RYT 500

I am currently on four Advisory Committee's through Yoga Alliance.

I am and have been Yoga Ambassador to numerous companies

marylouwebb13@yahoo.com

Classes Offered -

Vinyasa

Restorative

Beginner Yoga

Meditation

New Moon Circles

Groups and Private

Aura Clearing

$20.00

Chakra Balancing

$20.00

Reiki Healing

$30.00

Reiki Attunement

Level l $150.00

Level ll $200.00

Reiki Master $300.00

Ambassador -

I am and have been Ambassador to numerous companies:

Shaman Sisters

Harem Pants

Ahnu

Coobie

Be Present

Yoga Paws

Jade Yoga Mats

Kashi

Vega

Cozy Orange

Om Pillows

Wear Peace

Bali Malas

Buddah Pants

http://www.ahnu.com/ambassador-program.html

http://www.jadeyoga.com/store/ambassadors.html

Committees -

Yoga Alliance Standard's Committee - Advisory Group

Yoga Alliance Member Benefits Committee - Advisory Group

Yoga Alliance Schools and Studios Committee - Advisory Group

Yoga Alliance Community Service Award - Judge

www.yogaalliance.org

""Chandeleur Island Brewery -

Yoga and Beer

""Dublin's Pass -

Yoga and Wine

Partner Studio -

With Yoga Journal Events

Jan. 16 - 20, 2014

San Francisco, CA

http://yjevents.com/sf/partners.php

Festivals -

Yoga Alliance Conference 2015

The Freedom Retreat 2015

Hanuman Festival 2014

Wake Up Festival 2014

Yoga Alliance Conference 2013

Flagstaff Yoga Festival 2013 - Presenter

South Bay Yoga Conference 2013

Hanuman Yoga Festival 2013

Hempfest 2011 - Presenter, Aura/Chakra Balancing, Yoga

www.flagstaffyogafestival.com/2013-schedule-of-workshops

http://ommmm.com/event/17

Media -

Articles Published in;

Sivana Spirit

Elephant Journal

Om Times

Yogi Times

Bad Yogi

Yoganonymous

Hub Pages

Yoga Magazine

And others...

Articles -

http://www.elephantjournal.com/?s=marylou+webb

http://www.elephantjournal.com/2015/09/an-open-letter-to-my-children/

http://www.elephantjournal.com/2016/01/i-am-a-domestic-abuse-survivor/

http://www.elephantjournal.com/2015/12/my-message-to-women-about-body-image/

http://www.elephantjournal.com/2014/04/what-really-happens-to-victims-of-domestic-violencemarylou-webb/

http://www.elephantjournal.com/2012/12/my-story-finding-strength-in-yoga-meditation-after-abuse-trigger-warning-mary-webb/

http://community.omtimes.com/profile/MarylouWebb943

Yoga Magazine

Jan. 2013

(Issue #80)

HEALING MYSELF, AND OTHERS

By Mary Webb

I am a domestic abuse survivor and an E-RYT500

(Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher at the 500-Hour Level)

Years ago, I found myself in a physically abusive relationship. I turned to yoga and meditation and through this I found the strength to leave.

Not long after, I found myself in a totally different kind of an abusive relationship. This abuse I did not recognize. He was verbally, emotionally, spiritually, and mentally abusive. I felt alone and he instilled fear in me. He was dominating, threatening and possessive.

Getting physically abused is just as painful as being mentally, emotionally, verbally and spiritually abused.

I knew yoga could heal physical problems, so I thought I’d try it to help heal my broken, bruised, beaten down body, mind, spirit and soul.

I wanted to heal myself and then help others.

There were so few resources available. I decided I needed to help change things. I had to become a voice for victims.

Through yoga, I found a strength I didn’t know I possessed. I found courage. I found peace. I then

meditated for direction. I began to give motivational speeches at domestic abuse shelters. I wanted them to be able to see that I had been in the same place they were and I could see the light at the end of the tunnel.

I then designed a program based on what had worked for me. I offered free yoga and meditation classes to abuse victims. I found that my program worked for them. I wanted to give back and reach out to as many women as I could.

I saw positive effects and changes among the women.

My hope is to teach others on how to work with abuse victims, helping them understand, reach and deal with victims of abuse and not only bring further awareness to domestic violence, but to help people become more understanding and empathetic.

If we can understand abuse, maybe we can put an end to abuse.