Vinyasa Krama Yoga Academy Graduates


These teachers are qualified in Vinyasa Krama Yoga through our Academy. They have their own local classes, workshops & retreats. Do check out their websites or email them for more information.

United Kingdom

Stephen Brandon studied Viniyoga with Viniyoga Britain from 1999 to 2006 and attended workshops with T.K.V. Desikachar and A.G. & Indra Mohan. From 2007 he worked closely with Srivatsa Ramaswami.


Stephen teaches in Helensburgh, Scotland but is gradually stepping back & directing energy to a more solitary, interior spiritual life.


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Liz Turner, yoga teacher since 2015. She qualified subsequently in Vinyasa Krama with Stephen Brandon & Advanced Teacher Training with Srivatsa Ramaswami. She is part of the study group for Sribhashyam's 'Emergence of Yoga' with Brigitte Khan. Plus a yoga therapist, currently studying Ganesh Mohan's Program.


Liz teaches in Herefordshire and Wells, Somerset.


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Norah Nelson completed her teacher training with Stephen Brandon in 2011 and has attended online workshops with Srivatsa Ramaswami and Srishuba.


Norah teaches community classes and yoga teacher training in South Devon.



France

Eniko Pianovszky has been teaching yoga since 2012. She qualified subsequently in Vinyasa Krama with Sri Srivatsa Ramaswami, plus Viniyoga and Yoga Therapy (C-IAYT) with Smt. Saraswathi Vasudevan, Cittavaidya with Sri Raghu Ananthanarayanan and in Vedic chanting with Smt. Savithri Ravikrishnan.


Eniko teaches in Le Coteau (42), France and online as a faculty member of
Yogavahini in India.



Ireland

Blany Henderson, first yoga teacher training completed in 2015 leading to studying the Vinyasa Krama lineage with Stephen Brandon from 2019 to date.


Various workshops attended with Srivatsa Ramaswami and Srishubha in her continuing education in this lineage.


She teaches classes and workshops in Bray, Ireland.



Spain


Noelia Insa Satorre