Boundless Yoga Virginia

Amy Dixon
ERYT200

Amy first found yoga in 1992 while she was teaching fitness classes part time. Initially, she was drawn to the freedom of expression and strength she felt in the physical movement of each asana. Over the years, her yoga practice has evolved and supported her through self image issues, hypothyroidism, her pregnancies and caring for her dear family. She greatly connects with the solace and liberation within yoga. Amy began teaching vinyasa influenced classes in 2009 after receiving training with YogaFit. In 2011, she completed a 200 hour teacher training with Aura Wellness Center.

Amy marvels at the beauty and power of each of her students. She strives to use yoga as a vehicle to help people discover an inner smile and fire. Her classes are fluid, yet easy to follow. Amy's goal is to help each person find their unique strength and purest expression. She continues her yoga studies with Ashley Litecky Elenbaas and is so thankful to her, and all of her dear teachers, for their unique guidance and inspiration. Her hope is to live harmoniously with her yoga so that she may share and experience yoga every moment of the day, on and off of her purple sticky mat.

Anjali Sarkar
RYT200
Anjali A. Sarkar is a writer, artist, audiobook narrator, percussionist, yoga teacher and scientist. Anjali earned her masters in human physiology and her PhD in biophysics, molecular biology and human genetics from the University of Calcutta, India, and worked as a research scientist for over a decade at the Medical University of Ohio, Toledo, and at Children’s National Medical Center, and George Washington University, Washington DC.
She began her yoga education at an early age with her mother, Indian classical dancer Bharati Roy, in the Shivananda style. Upon moving to the US, she studied Iyengar yoga with John Schumacher at Unity Woods. Anjali completed her 200hr RYT training from SkyHouse Yoga in November 2015, under the guidance of Ashley Litecky-Elenbaas and Hannah Leatherbury, among others. Currently Anjali Sarkar works as a consultant scientist, freelance writer and yoga instructor. She lives with her partner in Silver Spring, Maryland.

Caprice Retterer
RYT500

As a recovering athlete, Caprice found yoga after a rugby-induced knee injury resulted in surgery. She fell in love with the practice as it steadily gave her back the active lifestyle she enjoyed living, and the peace of mind that follows.

A graduate of Sky House in 2014 and Body Balance Yoga in 2015, Caprice enjoys teaching yoga with the belief that yoga is in everything we do, and all yoga is therapeutic.

Devorah Walder
RYT200

An experienced craniosacral therapist, Devorah was trained at the Upledger Institute and has been practicing since 1997. She treats babies, children and adults, including pregnant women and the elderly.

​Whether she’s helping a patient with an acute situation or supporting their wellness, Devorah draws on a diverse range of holistic expertise and skills including acupuncture, infant and pregnancy massage, acupressure, Western herbal medicine, nutrition, parenting, traditional medicines of Mexico, Ayurveda, and a long personal yoga and meditation practice. She has been a birth and post-partum doula in hospitals and homes since 2000.

Devorah has served as a holistic practitioner and educator for the past 14 years, teaching yoga and art to children and leading women’s retreats. She is a licensed acupuncturist and a graduate of the Tai Sophia Institute.

Hannah Leatherbury
ERYT200

Hannah Leatherbury is an Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (ERYT‐200), Yoga Therapist and budding Ayurvedic practitioner. She believes that yoga guides people home, making them more self‐aware and enhancing their capacity for self‐expression. Her specialty is helping individuals learn how to release tension in their bodies, center their thoughts, and restore their sense of well‐being. She co‐leads yoga workshops and seasonal at‐home retreats on stress relief, pranayama (breath awareness) and the ancient Indian healing system of Ayurveda.

Hannah received her training in Classical Hatha yoga through Kashi Atlanta urban ashram (Atlanta, GA) in June 2009 and has been teaching ever since. She completed studies in Yoga Therapy in July 2011 through Boundless Yoga (Washington, DC) and continues studies with Wise Earth School of Ayurveda. Among the teachers who have...