Our Coaches
Amy Lee Pearsall
Meditation CoachAmy Lee Pearsall received her 200-hr yoga training from MindBodySoul Yoga in 2019. She has additional certifications in Yin and Restorative, Accessible Yoga, and Trauma-Informed Yoga. In 2021, she completed MNDFL’s Mindfulness Certification and Training program. In tandem with her work as a mind-body facilitator, she is an actor, voice over artist, and writer.
Amy Davis
Meditation CoachAmy is a licensed NY educator and certified 200/hr Mindfulness Teacher for both adults and children with an MBA from Sacred Heart University, an MSEd from bank Street College and a certificate in Art Therapy from the New School. She has written two manuscripts about meditation, one for adults and one for kids, and has started to record and publish the adult version to HMY website. Titled "52 Weeks to Sanity," these recordings are intended to help anyone interested in establishing meditation practice or in enhancing their current practice.
Amy has dedicated the rest of her life to relieving as much suffering as she can through compassion for self and others, providing pathways to clarity, and teaching others the tools she has used to develop agency. There are a myriad of ways to do this and Amy uses her education, intuition, and personal understanding of agency to help others find their personal version of sanity. Amy is the Executive Director at HMY as well as the Director of HMY’s Children’s Program.
Meditation CoachSadie Isseks
Sadie Isseks is a Meditation Instructor, Performer, and Dharma Artist. With a Master’s degree in Theater from Naropa University, Sadie’s classes are centered around playfulness and the curious exchange between the mind, body, and spirit. “I believe exploration of movement, sensation, and breath can be empowering and radicalizing. By tapping directly into our nervous systems, we can re-pattern our conditioned ways of thinking and being in the world. In our historical moment of upheaval, oppression, and dehumanization, it is important to find our humanity and our spirit. Through meditation, we can imagine ourselves as we are and who we are becoming."