In loving memory
of our beloved Erin
1981-2024
The EEL's Shala Project is underway​​​​
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​This website will continue to serve as a launch pad for those interested in the pursuit of knowledge in Yoga, Bodywork, and Wellness practices, as well as, updates on the Shala.
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Support the project by buying a limited edition "Chop Wood, Carry Water" t-shirt, or one of Erin's pre-recorded yoga series.
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The shirts are being produced by Jeromy Rose, who owns the Rosewood Florist and Coffeehouse in Richwood, WV–the gateway to the Cranberry Glades. The coffee is excellent and his clothing options are a lot of fun, stop in and tell him Erin sent you.
The graphic design work was hand drawn and developed by our good friend Ethan Guyer.
From an early age, Erin knew she wanted to be involved in "health," but originally assumed this meant going the route of Western medicine.
In 2001, after a cycling accident she found yoga, which ultimately shaped her amazing career, lifestyle, and being. Since that first yoga class in 2001, Erin amassed over two thousand hours of training in Yoga, Thai Bodywork, Holistic Health Coaching and two degrees in science - Biology and The Science of Food, Nutrition and Exercise from Virginia Tech (with a minor in chemistry.) All that science and knowledge about the body gave her a strong launchpad for refining her focus on holistic health and wellness.
In recent years Erin has been focusing on leading wellness retreats across the globe, training others in Thai Bodywork, hosting women’s retreats, and holding space for those in need. She amassed a unique body of knowledge and taught others in a way that only she could. Erin was, at her core, a teacher.
When she wasn't in her studio or hosting a retreat, she loved cooking, gardening, paddle boarding, hiking with friends, climbing, mountain biking, and dreaming up their next big adventure.