Meet Earle Phillips

President | Founder | Instructor

Earle Phillips is a certified yoga teacher, mindfulness meditation teacher, Reiki Master Teacher, lifelong learner, and founder of Mindful Movement, Health & Wellbeing, LLC.

His wellness journey reflects a deep interest in the relationship between movement, awareness, emotional wellbeing, personal development, and spiritual grounding.

Earle believes some of the most meaningful changes in life begin when we create enough space to notice what our bodies and minds are telling us.

Through Mindful Movement, he creates supportive experiences where individuals can slow down, move intentionally, breathe consciously, and develop practices that encourage greater balance in everyday life.

Earle’s teaching style is gentle, practical, and non-competitive.

Rather than asking participants to conform to a particular image of wellness, he encourages each person to explore practices in ways that respect their individual body, background, needs, and experiences.

Education & Training

Certifications

Yoga Teacher Certification
Find Your Edge Yoga, LLC

Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program
University of California, Berkeley Greater Good Science Center & Sounds True

Mindfulness Meditation — Power of Awareness Certificate
University of California, Berkeley Greater Good Science Center & Sounds True

Reiki Master Teacher Certification
Training with Diane Stein, Jesse G. Wicher, and Lisa Powers

Continuing Training

Healing Touch Certification
In Progress — Healing Beyond Borders

Massage Therapy Training
In Progress — Northwestern Health Sciences University

Additional Wellness Education

Earle has pursued additional studies in:

  • The Science of Well-Being — Yale University
  • Mindfulness and Meditation — Rice University
  • Yoga & Physiology — New York University
  • Positive Psychology — University of Pennsylvania
  • Mindfulness — Leiden University
  • Breathwork
  • Insight Meditation
  • Mindfulness practice and awareness

Earle believes effective teaching requires continued learning, curiosity, reflection, and respect for the individuality of every participant.

Meet Earle