Maggie White she.her

Maggie moves wholeheartedly towards Well-being. As a wild-at-heart human, she holds high regard for self-discipline, curiosity, and radical honesty, as well as her truest love of immersing in nature. 

Fueled by her lifetime of lessons and formal yoga studies beginning in 2002, Maggie appreciates cultivating practices that span the timeline of age, with experience working from prenatal and parent + baby yoga classes to year long Yoga for Well-being curriculum for high school students to mindful mobility for our elders. As an E-RYT 500 with Yoga Alliance and ‘24 MSW candidate at UT, College of Social Work, she offers mentorship and continued education for yoga practitioners, as well as creative personal practices, rituals for integration, and ceremonies for grief, unions of love, and rites of passage.

She holds reverence for the threshold moments of transformation and change and strives to collaboratively create practices for personal exploration and community well-being. Conversation Council, mindful mediation and conflict resolution sessions anchor her offerings for shaping our world as we meet life as it is, together. As a practitioner and mentor, Maggie is committed to deep listening and encouraging us to cultivate whatever skills necessary to nourish ourselves from inner and outer natural resources. This takes a daily, relational, living practice. Think inclusivity, natural landscapes, hopeful conversation, and a warm cup of tea. 

Maggie’s passion, education, and years of experience in non-profit management, coalesce in her dearest endeavor :  projects linking our daily practice with reciprocal, ecologically-oriented community organizing for our planet. Practice in Action generates a ripple of loving service, one exhale at a time.

Raised in a contemplative Catholic household where family therapy started at the young age of 7, she has a potent familiarity with integrating all aspects of ourselves to grow and thrive as a Whole Being. She embodies the unique synthesis of Applied Psychology for Yogis, for which she is an Affiliated Teacher. Individual self-discovery takes place within an ecosystem of social and cultural systems. Maggie’s sense is that taking care of one is taking care of all. Together, we can find harmony.