About Jessica Pribula Yoga
, When I discovered yoga in 2007 I was a very shy art student; I almost didn’t go to class! At that time I was completing my Master of Fine Arts at Central Washington University. Yoga became a way for me to manage stress and improve my self-confidence. Although I was tentative at first it wasn’t long before I was memorizing the flow so I could practice at home. Meditation was introduced to me around the same time and since graduate school I have continued my practice..
After teaching art for several years, it was only natural that I would be drawn to teaching yoga. I completed my first yoga teacher-training workshop in 2013 and received my 2000-hour Purna Yoga Teaching Certificate from the College of Purna Yoga in 2018. In addition to practicing yoga daily and teaching yoga, I work as an artist, art teacher and personal assistant. Creating beauty in art and life is my gift to the world and I aspire to bring this beauty into my personal practice and my yoga classes.
After teaching art for several years, it was only natural that I would be drawn to teaching yoga. I completed my first yoga teacher-training workshop in 2013 and received my 2000-hour Purna Yoga Teaching Certificate from the College of Purna Yoga in 2018. In addition to practicing yoga daily and teaching yoga, I work as an artist, art teacher and personal assistant. Creating beauty in art and life is my gift to the world and I aspire to bring this beauty into my personal practice and my yoga classes.
What is Purna Yoga?
Purna Yoga is a unique, gentle style of yoga focusing on safety & alignment, perfect for stiff beginners and for relaxing after a busy work day. Purna Yoga comes from a serious lineage designed to bring the emotions, the mind and the body together so one can live with more joy and feel at home in their beautiful, unique body. Jessica's focus as a yoga instructor is to create a supportive environment for all ages so that more people may experience the wonderful benefits of yoga on the mat and in daily life.
