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
coming soon
-
How restorative yoga and yoga nidra help improving your wellbeing
coming soon