Ann Pauley, co-owner of The Posture Project, graduated from the Academy of Somatic Healing Arts in Norcross, GA in 1998 as a Massage Therapist with certificates in Sports Therapy, Neuromuscular Therapy, and Swedish Massage.  She has studied Postural Balancing in depth as a massage therapist and has worked with several chiropractors during her many years of experience.  She is one of a handful of therapists in the southeast with extensive knowledge in Postural Balancing, Myofascial Release, and Sports Massage.  Ann has an expert, natural ability of finding the cause of pain due to muscular imbalances and assists many people with her intuitive senses on their journey to health and wholeness.  Ann has also had great results in treating individuals with scoliosis and severe injury.  Ann is an experienced Sports Massage instructor and is a certified Lypossage Practitioner.  Ann is also a yoga instructor at The Posture Project.  She began her practice of Hatha Yoga in 2001.  In 1998, Annie began an intensive meditation practice.  Along with her natural teaching ability and her extensive knowledge of the body, she began teaching yoga in 2006 and continues weekly yoga training and neverending self discovery to continue her growth as an instructor.  Her classes are invigorating and light-hearted with playful, but succinct instruction for those wanting to feel their heart beat. Annie is the founder and CEO of Be Vulnerable, Inc.  The idea behind this company was divinely inspired with an important message to the world:  “EMPOWER YOURSELF, BE VULNERABLE”.  Ann was celestially guided to create t-shirts and posters to help spread this message to the world.  www.BeVulnerable.com.  She is also founder of Corporate Care Massage, a chair massage company that currently services the Atlanta Metro Area with office chair massage.  www.CorporateCareMassage.com.

Shalan Hill, co-owner of The Posture Project, is a Licensed and Certified Massage Therapist (CMT & LMT) and a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT).  Shalan began her study of yoga in 1998 and has been teaching since 2001 in the Woodstock area.  She has trained in the Hatha Yoga (traditional) style with focus on Pranayama (breathing techniques to promote energy movement and balance).  She completed her credentials and studies for her 200 hr. Yoga Alliance training.  She continues her yoga training weekly to gain more insight and options for her students.  An experienced teacher, Shalan has been focused mainly on teaching yoga to beginners. Shalan intuitively promotes a gentle style of yoga that listens to the needs of the energy of the group.  Her mission is to help you find what your body CAN do as a starting place and to utilize your breath, your inner vision, and to stretch and strengthen body, mind, and spirit. Shalan graduated from The Academy of Somatic Healing Arts (ASHA) massage school in Norcross, GA in 2000 with certificates in Neuromuscular Therapy, Sports Therapy, and Swedish Massage. She has worked with chiropractors and has experience with massage in spa and yoga settings.  She specializes in working with the subtle energies of the body through CranioSacral Therapy, Reiki, and Energy Balancing.  Shalan also excels in Myofascial Release, Postural Balancing, and pain relief.  Shalan saw the value of combining bodywork and yoga to help people achieve and maintain greater balance and health in their life and was inspired to open The Posture Project. 

Christa Huss, yoga instructor, has recently relocated to our community from St. Thomas, Virgin Islands.  She has been practicing yoga for about 10 years and recently completed her 200 hour Hatha Yoga Certification.  Christa evokes the softness and strength of yoga in her instruction and her intuitive blending of delightful poses throughout her classes. 

Christa Huss, yoga instructor, has recently relocated to our community from St. Thomas, Virgin Islands.  She has been practicing yoga for about 10 years and recently completed her 200 hour Hatha Yoga Certification.  Christa evokes the softness and strength of yoga in her instruction and her intuitive blending of delightful poses throughout her classes. 

Shalan Hill, co-owner of The Posture Project, is a Licensed and Certified Massage Therapist (CMT & LMT) and a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT).  Shalan began her study of yoga in 1998 and has been teaching since 2001 in the Woodstock area.  She has trained in the Hatha Yoga (traditional) style with focus on Pranayama (breathing techniques to promote energy movement and balance).  She completed her credentials and studies for her 200 hr. Yoga Alliance training.  She continues her yoga training weekly to gain more insight and options for her students.  An experienced teacher, Shalan has been focused mainly on teaching yoga to beginners. Shalan intuitively promotes a gentle style of yoga that listens to the needs of the energy of the group.  Her mission is to help you find what your body CAN do as a starting place and to utilize your breath, your inner vision, and to stretch and strengthen body, mind, and spirit. Shalan graduated from The Academy of Somatic Healing Arts (ASHA) massage school in Norcross, GA in 2000 with certificates in Neuromuscular Therapy, Sports Therapy, and Swedish Massage. She has worked with chiropractors and has experience with massage in spa and yoga settings.  She specializes in working with the subtle energies of the body through CranioSacral Therapy, Reiki, and Energy Balancing.  Shalan also excels in Myofascial Release, Postural Balancing, and pain relief.  Shalan saw the value of combining bodywork and yoga to help people achieve and maintain greater balance and health in their life and was inspired to open The Posture Project. 

Shalan Hill, co-owner of The Posture Project, is a Licensed and Certified Massage Therapist (CMT & LMT) and a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT).  Shalan began her study of yoga in 1998 and has been teaching since 2001 in the Woodstock area.  She has trained in the Hatha Yoga (traditional) style with focus on Pranayama (breathing techniques to promote energy movement and balance).  She completed her credentials and studies for her 200 hr. Yoga Alliance training.  She continues her yoga training weekly to gain more insight and options for her students.  An experienced teacher, Shalan has been focused mainly on teaching yoga to beginners. Shalan intuitively promotes a gentle style of yoga that listens to the needs of the energy of the group.  Her mission is to help you find what your body CAN do as a starting place and to utilize your breath, your inner vision, and to stretch and strengthen body, mind, and spirit. Shalan graduated from The Academy of Somatic Healing Arts (ASHA) massage school in Norcross, GA in 2000 with certificates in Neuromuscular Therapy, Sports Therapy, and Swedish Massage. She has worked with chiropractors and has experience with massage in spa and yoga settings.  She specializes in working with the subtle energies of the body through CranioSacral Therapy, Reiki, and Energy Balancing.  Shalan also excels in Myofascial Release, Postural Balancing, and pain relief.  Shalan saw the value of combining bodywork and yoga to help people achieve and maintain greater balance and health in their life and was inspired to open The Posture Project. 

Bruce King, yoga instructor, began his personal yoga practice at the Nexxus Annex 1984.  After 18 years of a demanding career, in 2001 he re-awoke to the idea that he was in control of his life and body.  This awakening deepened his yoga practice and he added meditation to his routine.  “I have witnessed positive changes in my moods, digestion and over all well-being.  I see everyone experiencing the healing qualities of Yoga,” he says.  Bruce, being a natural educator, also teaches music through piano and advanced hairdressing techniques.  Wanting to share his love of yoga and spread his gifts as a teacher, he started his role as a yoga instructor here at The Posture Project in 2006 and attends weekly yoga training and continuous self study to stay inspired for his students.  His classes are intuitive and his melodic instruction creates a soothing array of empowering postures. “It is never to late to start...to change...to be happy in your body. I seem to be lead to instruct.  My education in Yoga is an ongoing journey.”