Meet Our Team

 
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Julie Jack

Julie Jack is The Project's Creator, Director, and leads many of the Yoga classes. She holds a MS in Nonprofit Administration from the University of Notre Dame and an MA in Counseling Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology with certifications in Focusing Therapy for Complex Trauma and Latino Family Therapy. She’s worked with adults, children and teenagers from diverse backgrounds in both the U.S. and Mexico, treating a wide range of issues but focusing heavily on trauma and transition.

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Emily Saylor

Emily is the Creative Coordinator for The Exhale Project. She assists with Web-Design and Event Planning. Holistic Healing, Yoga, and Creative Expression are an important part of Emily’s life. The Exhale Project is bringing that all together in the most authentic and genuine way for her, more than she could’ve ever imagined.She believes in the transformative power of art in all forms, and getting to be a part of spreading awareness through this channel is truly a blessing.

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Kayla Lyftogt

Kayla Lyftogt assists with the Social Media and Communication for The Exhale Project. She’s been working with Julie since June of last year and is incredibly grateful for the opportunity. She is glad to help spread the word and build awareness about The Exhale Project and the good works it is putting out in the community, because she knows it is changing lives.

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Monica Blanchard

Monica Blanchard is a wife and mom of 3 busy boys. In her professional life, she’s an elementary school nurse. Kids are pretty much her favorite! She’s been a certified yoga instructor for 7 years. Yoga has taught Monica how to turn inward when everything is so busy on the outside, it balances and grounds her, and it keeps her humble and grateful.

 

A Letter From The Director

Welcome!

Thank you for your interest in the Exhale Project.  It is both my experience and my belief that healing must involve the body. Talk therapy as a healing modality for trauma is effective, but together with a body centered approach like yoga, you have the potential to transform your life!  It is from this idea that the Exhale Project was born. 

>>> Read Full Letter Here

 
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