Pacific Northwest native, Shawnee Randolph, is an author and yoga teacher living in Bismarck, ND. Well, that’s what she does in her spare time. Full-time, she writes for the marketing department at the local community college, and is a wife and a mommy of two daughters.
Writing: In addition to her marketing writing, Shawnee has published several articles for various magazines and websites, and recently published a small book of meditations, “25 Imaginative Meditations to Spark Creativity. She has also finished writing her first novel titled, “The Author and The Illustrator.” It’s an upper-middle grade modern-day fantasy and is scheduled to be released in October 2022.
Yoga: Shawnee loves yoga and has completed here 200 hour teacher training, she has also completed 32 hours of training and received a certificate of completion in Yoga as Therapy, and 25 hours of training as a Yoga for All certified teacher. Shawnee’s yoga classes are alignment-based, body-positive, and light on philosophy. It’s her desire to teach in a way that is inclusive of any body type, ability or background. She teaches a slow, Hatha-flow style class, and is big on modifying the pose (with props or by other means) to meet each student’s individual needs. She has also taught restorative, gentle, chair, prenatal, mommy and me, kids, beginning and fundamental style classes.
*Shawnee is currently on a teaching hiatus while she focuses on her own practice.
*Shawnee is currently on a teaching hiatus while she focuses on her own practice.
Shawnee Randolph 
I just discovered your web site and YouTube videos. I also teach Yoga and worked for most of my career as an academic adviser in Seattle. You can check out my site: https://heidilynneyogaandwellness.wordpress.com/
Thank you for sharing your teachings and sorry to hear one of your studios where you regularly teach has closed.
We are all in this together.
Heidi Lynne’ Yoga and Wellness
Hi Heidi! Thanks for dropping me a line. I feel like yoga comes in handy when advising students. Sometimes I take a lot of deep breaths. Also, I can typically walk a student out of a crisis pretty well when I turn on the yoga. I will definitly take a peak at your blog. 🙂 (Sorry it took me forever to approve your comment. I think I am just recovering from 2020!). -Shawnee