Lisette Cheresson is an award-winning writer, editorial director, and content creator specializing in wellness, sustainability, and women’s empowerment. Her first book, The Yoga Almanac: 52 Practices and Rituals to Stay Grounded Through the Astrological Seasons, was published in 2020, and her short films have been showcased in Brooklyn and Brazil. Her yoga studies began in 2002, and she has been teaching since 2016. She received her end-of-life doula training in 2019 and lives in the Hudson Valley, New York.

Erik Flint is a designer and IT specialist with over 15 years of commercial experience in digital media development including video production, animation, graphic design, and web design. He spent over 15 years in both the renewable energy and fine art industries, working alongside and managing world-renowned artists and inventors. He currently lives in Sedona, AZ, and enjoys creating art, making music, and spending time in nature.

Ana Camacho-Hansen is the author of Yoga for Big Hearts & Little Hands: A Handbook of Yoga Poses for Children. Ana is also the founder of Growing Peaceful Hearts, Minds & Bodies, a 501(c)(3) dedicated to peace studies and peace education. Ana’s Sedona Sol Yoga, located in Sedona, Arizona, is her collaborative project with her twin sister, Melissa Camacho, where she leads Yogic Studies workshops and Rasayana yoga classes. Ana has specialized in teaching peace curriculum, children’s mindfulness, and children’s yoga since 2003. Ana has been training children’s yoga teachers for about a decade and finds it her most important legacy. Ana loves her life and shares her joy for teaching in her yoga classes. Ana has a happy family with her husband and son, Eric and Jaidon, and lives in Cornville, Arizona. 

Anne Minter specializes in the teaching of western medicine principles in professional yoga spaces. She has been on the faculty of numerous yoga teacher trainings, often functioning to bridge the understanding of allopathic and traditional healing systems. She is an adjunct professor of Anatomy and Physiology at Miami University. Her contractual yoga work merges eastern and western science into a combination paradigm, taking yoga into medical and academic environments. This work has been generously supported by local, state, and national funders for almost a decade- including Interact for Health, Tristate Trauma Network, The Haven at College, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, and Miami University. She teaches private yoga sessions, yoga workshops and series, largely by commission or request, to further educate yoga professionals on relevant aspects of western medical science, anatomy, and the dynamic field of human physiology. When not transmitting evidence-based yoga practices in more mainstream medical environments — she studies, practices, and teaches many forms of yoga, but has been most persuaded by kundalini yoga and tantra yoga to date.

Pardees is a conscious creative, explorer of the inner space and lover of all things mystical and sacred. She finds deep nourishment in nature, ritual, movement and artistic expression. She has performed on stages such as Red Rocks and has shared her musical musings as a member of the Good Huemans Hip-Hop Collective and Denver local babe band, Baubo. With over ten years of yoga experience, she loves blending poetry, asana and meditation along with teaching mindfulness to youth and adults alike.

Pardees highly values creative collaboration and enjoys offering her expertise on authentic social media presence with the purpose of creating positive change. 

Her mission is to uplift, inspire and be of service by sharing her gifts with the world.