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SILVIA MORDINI, E-RYT, lululemon Ambassador, Life Coach, Teacher Trainer.
Silvia is the creator of Alchemy of Yoga, a nationally recognized RYT200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training (Self-Study) Program in its 12 cycle. She owned a successful, well-loved Chicagoland yoga studio for 9 years. Silvia writes regularly for mindbodygreen.com along with producing her “Loving Your Day” videos and Love Your Life yoga blog. Silvia and her partner also lead Spiritual Adventure Yoga Retreats Nationally and Internationally through Alchemy Tours.
Web: alchemytours.com or silviamordini.com
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So you've made the decision to go on a yoga retreat -- good for you! I imagine it's anywhere from two weeks away to twelve months away, so what can you do to prepare? Should you prepare? Well, the easy answer is...More»
My first time still feels like it was yesterday. And you know what they say, it's true that you never forget your first time.More»
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