Soul Revive Yoga
Trauma Informed Yoga with Andrea Steele
soulreviveyoga@gmail.com
(801) 815-4518
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Hi I’m Andrea! The owner of Soul Revive Yoga and Wellness. Our mission is to provide
accessible yoga and wellness practices for everybody and any body. Truly a space of diversity
and inclusion, where we acknowledge and celebrate our differences. A place where vulnerability
is welcomed and embraced through connection and community by supporting one another in
our struggles and successes. We enact mindfulness and yoga to develop a sense of self-
awareness, self-compassion and self acceptance. These wellness practices will help us
cultivate our infinite power within. We are dedicated and committed to providing equitable yoga
and wellness for marginalized groups who have been impacted and underrepresented because
of economic, political, cultural, and social issues.
Our vision is to bring together a diverse group of souls to renew mind, body and soul. We
believe as you learn to embody these wellness practices, you will be empowered to transform
and heal, restoring you back to your truest nature. Your healing will aid in our collective healing.
I am Certified through Yoga Alliance as a Yoga Teacher. My training consists of 200 hours of
yoga philosophy, anatomy and alignment. I have additional training in Trauma Informed and
Trauma Sensitive Yoga. 20 hours of Trauma Informed Training with Yoga Behind Bars and 20
hours of Foundational Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga Training through the Center for
Trauma and Embodiment at Justice Resource Institute. Both YBB and TCTSY trainings are
centered around learning about Race and social justice issues to gain a greater perspective and
understanding of those most impacted by trauma.
I have experienced trauma myself. Practicing yoga and mindfulness has been intricate in my
own healing and renew mind, body and soul. As a yoga and mindfulness teacher, I am here to
hold space for you by guiding you through exploring what it feels like to be fully present in your
body and learning to honor what you need in the present moment.