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I have a passion for children and have dedicated my life + career to seeing children reach their full potential. Yoga is one practice that I believe can help facilitate a child’s potential in a holistic + sacred way.I believe children can learn to listen to their own inner knowing through the practice of yoga, which can facilitate a whole, happy, + healthy child.

My mission at Kindred Sol Yoga is to facilitate connection, self-awareness, + community through the practice of yoga. It is my hope that children will discover their purpose + boldly create a life of freedom through this transformational practice.

Toneka R. Etienne, Ph.D is a Psychologist, wife, mother, author, and self-love advocate. She has worked for over a decade as a School Psychologist throughout the metro Atlanta area. When she is not holding sacred space for children + women, Toneka can be found doing her favorite things: spending time with her husband and two daughters, traveling, reading, connecting with like-minded visionaries, and looking for divine inspiration.

I am a Middle School Spanish teacher. I have been a teacher at Warren Middle School, Somerset County, NJ since 2001, and I worked at Readington Middle School for 3 years prior.

I have been a yoga practitioner for 15 years, and always found a way to use breath and stretching in my classroom to invigorate or calm my class – which ever was needed! I decided to study the practice further when I was on medical leave following jaw surgery, and I received my 200 RYT in November, 2016.

Last year I worked with our basketball team, and ran an after school club for special needs students. It was a blast, and I am super excited to continue the club with all of the new Go-Grounded curriculum in my own school or in your school or neighborhood yoga studio!

Anya was introduced to yoga as a baby in a postnatal class, a young child in front of a Kids Yoga video, and finally as a teenager taking studio classes. Ever since then she has continued to explore different styles of yoga, finding increasing joy and meaning in her practice. Anya received her 200 hour yoga teacher certification with Joe Palese in 2012 during her sophomore year of high school, and has since completed all three levels of Grounded Kids Yoga teacher training. Anya has also trained to teach yoga for athletes, yoga for trauma-sensitive populations, and yoga for children with special needs. She has taught children, teens, and adults of all ages in schools, studios, and football fields, encouraging her students to discover awareness through the playful balance of stillness and movement.

Alexia’s personal journey of Yoga began in 2006 as a way to heal from loss and trauma. In 2018 it would become vital in her recovery from addiction. That same year, she completed Yoga Teacher Training and launched Peanut Yogini Yoga. Clients choose from private Yoga instruction, small Yoga group private classes, and are invited to a free, monthly community gathering. Alexia holds four certifications and incorporates elements of Yoga’s eight limbs into every class.

Alexia’s professional journey began at just 12 years old, fueled by her determination to afford a Corgi puppy and shopping trips to Limited Too—luxuries beyond her working-class family’s means. Eager to achieve her goals, she persuaded her parents to sign a work release, allowing her to spend weekends at Atlasta Farm. These formative experiences instilled in her a strong work ethic and self-starting attitude.
Meet Alexia: Peanut Productions Founder and Yoga Teacher
Certifications: 200-hour, CorePower Yoga | 95-hour, Grounded Kids Yoga | The Art of Assisting, Baptiste Yoga Institute | Trauma Informed Yoga, Chakra Flow University/Shanna Small Yoga | Level I, Beginner Tarot, Theresa Reed