Kathleen Barnette
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
Kathleen is a yoga teacher specializing in restorative yoga, with a deep love for studying and singing Sanskrit mantras. She co-owns The Yoga Post in Petaluma, California, where she has spent years building a community rooted in stillness, breath, and healing.
With nearly 30 years of experience as a paramedical aesthetician, Kathleen brings a rare depth of understanding to the body and how it holds tension, how it heals, and how it asks to be cared for. She is also a certified health and wellness coach, guiding others toward more balanced, embodied lives.
Kathleen volunteers with hospice care, work that has shaped her teaching in profound ways and deepened her belief in presence, tenderness, and the sacredness of transitions. At 61, she is moving into what she calls her third act, not as a decline, but as a powerful opportunity for personal growth. She is passionate about inspiring others to live their best lives, and to find a sacred pause, a soft place to land, wherever they are in life.
She lives with her husband, Christian, and their two dogs, Lucy and Bella, and holds close to this truth: "The world needs our joy, not our sorrow, as never before."
With nearly 30 years of experience as a paramedical aesthetician, Kathleen brings a rare depth of understanding to the body and how it holds tension, how it heals, and how it asks to be cared for. She is also a certified health and wellness coach, guiding others toward more balanced, embodied lives.
Kathleen volunteers with hospice care, work that has shaped her teaching in profound ways and deepened her belief in presence, tenderness, and the sacredness of transitions. At 61, she is moving into what she calls her third act, not as a decline, but as a powerful opportunity for personal growth. She is passionate about inspiring others to live their best lives, and to find a sacred pause, a soft place to land, wherever they are in life.
She lives with her husband, Christian, and their two dogs, Lucy and Bella, and holds close to this truth: "The world needs our joy, not our sorrow, as never before."
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