I’m Stacy–a yoga teacher, functional medicine certified health coach, resident of corporate America, wife and mom.
Thanks again for visiting Sunny Street Yoga. I’m very glad you’re here. I’d like to take a little minute to introduce myself to you. I’m a mom, a wife, and a proud Pittsburgh native. I came here to Atlanta in 2018 after having lived and worked in several additional states, most notably New Jersey and South Florida. I’ve spent the last 20+ years in strategic operations and consulting with large-scale corporations (hence the moving), and about two years ago decided to make a long-overdue left turn into wellness. I first earned certification as a functional medicine health coach, and began operating a coaching business under the name Will Daniel Wellness. Sunny Street Yoga is an official DBA and “happy little corner” of Will Daniel Wellness LLC.
I’ve been a yoga practitioner for almost 25 years, and earned my RYT-200 teacher certification with the simply wonderful Asheville Yoga Center. My areas of focus as a teacher are the connection of the breath to movement, the impact of a yoga practice on mental and emotional health, and the study of pranayama and meditation. I am also certified in mindful resilience training by the Veterans Yoga Project, a preparation that enables me to offer trauma-informed yoga to vets and others dealing with post-traumatic stress.
What you’ll see in Sunny Street is an amalgamation of all of these areas of passion. In addition to a variety of yoga classes, I plan to offer a continual flow of events and educational opportunities related to various areas of wellness, from sound baths to cyanins to self care, and also offer yoga and wellness programs to organizations. I love a good playlist and a bad joke, and you’ll see me employ both of those vehicles in class. Finally, I want more than anything with Sunny Street to enrich the day and the lives of everyone who walks through its doors, in person or virtually. I do hope to see you at Sunny Street, and would love to get to know you better.
Be well,
Stacy