Certified Kum Nye instructor 2024
I have been practicing Kum Nye since 2020 and have seen first hand the profound benefits of this practice. I aim to make these benefits accessible to my students through online or in person classes. Finding peace with what is can be difficult. My areas of focus include peace with chronic pain, allowing anxiety, unleashing creativity through mindful writing, coming home to embodiment. Contact me with areas of interest and I will let you know of upcoming classes that fit your needs.
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Certified Kum Nye instructor 2024

Eliza Bishop is a professional teacher, coach, writer, and editor, with degrees from Carnegie Mellon and Oxford Universities. A Tibetan Buddhist and Yoga practitioner for twenty years who appreciates and shares these modalities as tools for developing the mind of the heart. As a Kum Nye facilitator, her focus is on the inner healing and greater well-being that naturally occurs by expanding one’s ability to be fully embodied and present. The aim is to learn to be at ease – with on-the-spot presence – which is healing and awakening, simultaneously, for one’s self and others. She works globally, online, and in person.
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www.elizabishop.com
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Certified Kum Nye instructor 2024

Elizabeth Morris is a licensed clinical social worker, a licensed massage therapist, a hospital chaplain and registered yoga teacher with Yoga Alliance in the USA. She earned her graduate degrees from Harvard Divinity School and Boston University. As a Tibetan Buddhist practitioner she aims to bring her background in meditation to her Tibetan yoga classes. She has practiced and taught yoga for over 20 years and has certifications in Ayurvedic yoga (Ayuryoga), Prenatal and Postpartum yoga, as well as Kum Nye Tibetan Yoga with the Nyingma Institute. She brings a trauma-informed lens to all of her classes and teaches globally both in person and online.
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www.elizabethfmorris.com
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Substack: @tibetanyogawithelizabeth

Certified Kum Nye instructor 2024

Emily has been a volunteer at the Nyingma Institute in Berkeley since 2021 and has also been a practitioner of Kum Nye for same amount of time. Emily is inspired by Kum Nye’s ability to heal and relax both the body and mind, which allows us to befriend ourselves in ways we may never have before. She hopes to contribute to making Kum Nye more accessible for those who need it.
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Certified Kum Nye instructor 2024

Certified Kum Nye instructor 2024

Psychotherapy, body therapist.
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www.yoga-und-psychotherapie.de

Certified Kum Nye instructor 2024

Adele grew up in a ballet school in Devon, but swapped her point shoes for a Yoga mat in her early 20’s. Yoga became a passion and Adele trained as a Yoga teacher with the British Wheel of Yoga in 2005. Adele is also a Buddhist practitioner and qualified Kum Nye teacher with the Nyingma Institute, Berkeley. She delivers Yoga classes to all ages and stages of life in Somerset, UK, and additional areas of specialist training include: Yoga for children, chair Yoga, pregnancy and post-natal yoga, pranayama, meditation, Special Yoga for Autism and ADHD and Yoga for trauma recovery.
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www.adeleyoga.co.uk
Facebook: Adele Robertson Yoga

Certified Kum Nye instructor 2024

Chloe is a medical doctor, psychiatrist and PhD researcher with an interest in persistant physical symptoms and functional disorders. She is currently taking parental leave but hopes In the near future to begin to offer both local and online groups to explore the benefits of Kum Nye for people suffering persistant physical symptoms and bodily distress. Please drop her an email if you would like to be included.
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www.bodysymptoms.org

Certified Kum Nye instructor 2024

James is an accredited psychotherapist and Kum Nye instructor based in London in the United Kingdom. He specialises in using Kum Nye to assist those who have experienced trauma to heal and to feel at home in their bodies.  James has worked with journalists, police and the military, but his classes are open to anyone who has an interest in learning Kum Nye. He has an interest in Tibetan Buddhism and co-facilitates workshops on Tibetan lucid dreaming practices for trauma alongside the lucid dreaming teacher and author Charlie Morley.  He has a Masters Degree in Mindfulness-based Core Process Psychotherapy from The Karuna Institute in Devon, England.
Website: www.jamesscurry.com
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Certified Kum Nye instructor 2024

Liza Weber (PhD) is a Buddhist practitioner who specialises in Kum Nye Tibetan yoga and healing practices, as well as the art of Tibetan Buddhist iconography. A qualified Kum Nye teacher with the Nyingma Institute, Berkeley, and having trained under the master thangka painter, Andy Weber, Liza brings together her knowledge and experience of sacred movement and imagery to deliver classes and courses that, with playful curiosity, explore the wellspring of the “energy body”. Her teaching is motivated by the wish to remind yoga of its roots as an aid for meditation, first and foremost, and the joy to be discovered therein.
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Instagram: @kumnyeyogini

Certified Kum Nye instructor 2024

Lucy has been practising yoga and meditation for 30 years. She first encountered Kum Nye while attending a British Wheel of Yoga Meditation course in 2007 and qualified as a Kum Nye teacher in 2024. Lucy’s background is in science (BSc Biochemistry) and commerce (as a Chartered Surveyor) but for the past 15 years she has been teaching the full spectrum of yoga: movement, breath work, deep relaxation and meditation, qualified by the British Wheel of Yoga. She has specialisms in Yoga for Mental Health, Yoga for Autism and ADHD and Yoga Nidra (non-sleep deep rest). She continues to study and practice meditation within the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
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www.lucymurrayyoga.com
https://www.facebook.com/LucyMurrayYoga

Certified Kum Nye instructor 2024
(Authorised to teach by Arnaud Maitland in 2019)

Matt has been practising meditation and Kum Nye as a member of the community at Dzogchen Beara Retreat Centre (West Cork, Ireland) since 1998, where he has completed two years of closed retreat and worked in a variety of roles including Centre Director 2003-2013. He offers Kum Nye programmes online, at Dzogchen Beara and elsewhere in Ireland.
mattpadwick.com