Health Educator, Yoga Teacher, & Birth Doula

Courtney attended graduate school at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine for her Masters of Public Health, specializing in health education and disease prevention. Working in clinical research while in grad school, her yoga practice kept her centered, leading her to enroll in a 200hr Yoga Teacher Training to deepen her personal practice. This changed the course of her professional career. She saw the profound impact that yoga had on her students' overall health and wellbeing, and decided to incorporate yoga for body awareness into her master's capstone health education program. She shares this practice with students all over the world through classes, workshops, retreats, and so much more. Courtney created the Movement & Health Studies Yoga School to empower others to share the practice of yoga, meditation, mindfulness, and breath work in a welcoming and approachable way.

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist, Sex & Intimacy Coach

Dr. Rose is a pelvic floor physical therapist and sex/intimacy coach. She is a guest lecturer for the University of Michigan’s Human Sexuality Certificate program and San Diego State University’s Marriage and Family Therapy Sexuality and Intimacy course and has had the opportunity to lecture internationally on the topic of women's sexual and pelvic health in Beijing, China. Dr. Rose has been published in the Journal of Women's Health Physical Therapy, and is a contributing author to the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) Standards of Care Volume 8. Dr. Rose provides a wealth of knowledge to help trainees understand the body, prevent injury, and promote proper alignment.

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Raphaelle Cuenod is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in therapy for individuals, couples, and families. She obtained her Masters of Social Work from USC, and is specifically trained in EMDR. Raphaelle also practices trauma-informed yoga as a certified Yoga Instructor, and uses this knowledge to help her clients through mindfulness and movement. She currently works in private practice as a licensed clinical social worker, with a focus on helping individuals process trauma through evidence based practices including mindfulness. Her areas of focus include: depression, interpersonal challenges, anxiety, life transitions, and self-esteem issues. Raphaelle's holistic approach to mental wellness offers trainees a unique perspective on yoga, stress, trauma, and the mind-body connection.