Georgina Morgan

Georgina was first introduced to yoga in the early 1980's, and since then it has been a major part of her daily life. The benefits that she has experienced through yoga in her own life are enormous. The power of the breath, the stillness of meditation and the beauty in the movement of the body enable her to find balance in her daily life.

After studying herbal medicine, iridology, remedial massage, aromatherapy, and bush and bach flower essences, the missing link was to formalise her training in yoga so she could teach and use all she had learnt in the helping of others. Georgina combines her knowledge and understanding of the body, emotions and healing to personalise practises for her yoga students and clients.

Georgina's focus is on teaching small groups and personal one-on-one classes, personalising them to the individual's needs, - physically, emotionally, mentally and spiritually - by using breath, asana, relaxation and meditation. Georgina's specialities are back care in acute and chronic cases, stress management, anxiety and depression, and pregnancy.

Georgina has also undertaken advanced training in pranayama and is a qualified stretch therapist.

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Rosie Caunt

 

Rosie is a kinesiologist and has a Diploma of Health (Yoga). Yoga has been a large part of Rosie's life for 18 years. She has a particular interest in people taking responsibility for their own physical, mental, and emotional health, she has found yoga to be perfect for this purpose. Rosie has been a teacher for 25 years. With a passion for teaching, her pupils have changed over time from children to teachers to yoga students.

Cari Havican

Cari's passion for yoga started in the late 1980's when she personally discovered the centering and balancing effect that yoga had on her life. She has a background in naturopathy and remedial massage and finds this knowledge of the body complements her yoga teachings.

 

Cari is drawn towards the teachings of the Krishnamacharya lineage, particularly the concept of viniyoga (adapting the teachings to suit the uniqueness of each individual or group situation, thereby incorporating many different approaches).

 

She has been teaching yoga since 2000, and loves working with individuals and small group classes in order to personalise the practices in a nurturing and supportive environment. She believes that working with yoga in this way will produce optimum healing results for each of her students. She aims to encourage her students to be aware of their overall health and general well-being by exploring various yogic principles such
as movement, relaxation, meditation and breath awareness. Using yoga as a therapeutic aid to healing, Cari's special interests include: women's health, back care and rehabilitation from physical illness.

 

Along with teaching at Just Balance, Cari also teaches both private yoga tuition and small group classes in Newcastle - www.anamyoga.com.au.

Kevin Du Ross

Kevin Du Ross lived in India in 1993 and discovered the benefits of yoga first hand. Since then his focus has been on sharing his passion for yoga with others.

Kevin has been teaching yoga for over five years, encouraging his students to enjoy the experience.

All his classes are structured to be fun, but without losing track of the benefits of a serious workout for the body and calm relaxation for the mind.

Sunita Baste

Sunita is very passionate about yoga and the practice of yoga has had a positive impact on every aspect Sunita’s life. She wants to share with others this life-transforming practice that has transformed her life for the better.

As a child growing up in India, Sunita learned yoga from traditional masters such as Padekar Guruhji, BSK Iyengar, Dr. Vinod, and Dr. V. Mandalik. Sunita was involved in teaching yoga to adults and children in Pune, India and she was also able to share her passion for yoga when she lived in America and worked in the IT industry, from 1999 to 2006. She understands personally the stresses that a corporate job places on the body, emotions and mind and how yoga can help to provide relief.

After living in the USA for over six years Sunita moved to Australia where she completed the fully government accredited Advanced Diploma of Yoga Teaching at Nature Care College in Sydney. She has undertaken advanced studies in yoga and functional assessment, as well an advanced pranayama techniques.

Sunita specialises in back-care and has worked at the Sarah Keys Physiotherapy Clinic in Sydney. In addition Sunita runs her own import business and she also organises, markets and hosts Yoga and cultural tours of her homeland, India.