Georgia has been practicing asana for over twenty years, teaching for fifteen.  She practices asana because it connects her to herself, the here and now, and others; and it is a gateway to her spiritual practice.  She teaches asana because she believes in its transformative and healing powers.  After two decades of training in a multitude of disciplines, she has honed an authentic practice and method of teaching centered on thoughtful, informed alignment; smart, fun, creative sequencing; and an intentional balance between exertion and restoration.  She teaches what she knows.  She shares what inspires her.  She is committed to paying attention, engaging, and often, gently pushing her students.  Her intention is for her students to be inspired and to learn in every class.  

Georgia began her training in Ashtanga in Bristol, Vermont in 2000.  She received her 200-hour certification in Vinyasa Yoga in 2006 at Sonic Yoga in New York City.  In October 2010, she completed an advanced training in The Art of Teaching Kula Flow with Schuyler Grant.  Between 2006 and 2015, she taught at multiple studios in New York City and Boston, including South Boston Yoga where she was a senior teacher for seven years.  Georgia has taught at Wanderlust and Kripalu, and led multiple retreats, workshops, and teacher trainings, including the Wanderlust Boston Teacher Training and South Boston Yoga Advanced Teacher Training. Currently, she teaches Blue Light Yoga and CAKE classes at her virtual studio located on the North Shore of Massachusetts.