Tamara Nistor, your guide to deep rest

Teaching restorative yoga and yoga nidra is more than just my profession—it is my sacred calling. My mission is to create a space where others can find peace, healing, and inner resilience. Whether navigating life’s challenges or simply seeking stillness, I guide my students toward a place of deep rest and renewal.

Through gentle movement, breath, and relaxation, I help cultivate peaceful minds and open hearts so that healing can unfold naturally.

As a journey forward, I am now expanding my focus beyond deep rest practices to include the well-being of women at every stage of life. From menstrual health to perimenopause, menopause, and post-surgery recovery, I am learning how yoga can help women feel at ease in their bodies and embrace every phase with confidence. Soon, I will be offering dedicated women’s classes that support not just deep relaxation, but holistic healing and overall well-being.


My story…

Who am I and why I am involved with yoga?

My passion for yoga began 18 years ago, in 2007 when I attended my first ever yoga class, while living in the USA. Since then I am a student of yoga and I started reading and practicing in studios and at home. 

In 2014, as a new mother, I discovered Satyananda Yoga at Prakriti School, in Romania. Yoga became my sanctuary, a gentle, nurturing practice that felt like magic.

Over time, yoga became more than just a practice; it became my lifestyle.

In 2016, I deepened my journey in India at the Bihar School of Yoga, where I attended the Raja Yoga course and received my mantra initiation. I knew then, that I wanted to share the profound benefits I had experienced with others.

By 2018, I was teaching yoga, initially for children and then for teenagers also. I trained with YogaEd USA, focusing on trauma-informed yoga, and began working in after-schools , private school and in the studio offering yoga as a tool for emotional and mental well-being.

In 2021, life tested me in ways I never expected. I experienced a deep personal loss, and yoga became my refuge. Though I had practiced for years, it was during this time that I truly understood the transformative power of Yoga Nidra and I experienced the benefits of Restorative Yoga. These practices guided me through grief, helping me find stillness amidst turmoil, starting a journey of healing at a level deeper than the physical. After becoming certified in Yoga Nidra and Restorative Yoga, I felt called to help others experience the same profound healing.

Now, I am expanding my journey further, exploring how yoga can support women at every stage of life. From menstrual health to perimenopause, menopause, and post-surgery recovery, I am studying how yoga can help women ease into their bodies with confidence and comfort. Soon, I will be offering dedicated women’s classes, not just for deep rest, but for whole-body healing and overall well-being.

More about my yogic journey here.

Certifications :

  • Raja Yoga 1 Training, Bihar School of Yoga, India (2016).

  • Teaching Children's Yoga Certification, YogaEd, USA (2018).

  • Registered Children's Yoga Teacher Training with a Trauma-Informed Focus (95 Hours), YogaEd, USA (2020).

  • Trauma informed yoga for youth , YogaED, USA (2020)

  • Yoga Nidra Level 1 Certification Course (in the Satyananda Yoga system), Yoga Academy of North America  (2021).

  • Restorative Yoga Teacher Training (90 Hours) (2023).

  • Well Woman diploma, UK (in progress)

Improving your relationship with Rest

  • Sleep and how yoga can help

    coming soon

  • How is rest diffrent than sleep

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  • How restorative yoga and yoga nidra help improving your wellbeing

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