Contact
East Millcreek, Salt Lake City
Most people sit on it longer than they need to, wondering whether it is worth taking up someone’s time, or whether asking it plainly will make them seem as though they have not done the reading. Here is the answer: write to us directly. There is no contact form and no ticket queue, because we do not want either. You get a reply from the person who can actually help.
“Whatever brought you here, there is a real person on the other end of this.”
Get in touch
There is more in yoga than you have been able to reach.
We have both been the one deciding whether a question is worth sending, and putting it off another week while it quietly got heavier. That is the whole reason there is no form on this page.
Rachel Cieslewicz & Eric Martin · Co-FoundersBoth addresses are below. Pick whoever fits your question and you will hear back from that person, usually within a day or two.
Lead Teacher & Co-Founder
Rachel Cieslewicz
rachel@yogasoul.orgTeacher training, yoga therapy, retreats and workshops
Co-Founder · Operations & Marketing
Eric Martin
eric@yogasoul.orgRegistration, billing and general inquiries
General inquiries
info@yogasoul.orgEast Millcreek, Salt Lake City, Utah. The shala address is shared with students on registration.
Rachel and Eric typically respond within one or two business days. They will also tell you honestly whether what you are looking for is the right fit, which sometimes means telling you it is not.
The question you are sitting on does not get smaller by sitting on it. Most of them take about one email.
What happens next
Rachel for teaching, training, therapy and retreats. Eric for registration and billing. Whichever you pick, a person reads it.
From the person who can actually answer, not from a queue. If we are the wrong fit for what you need, we will tell you that too.
Most of the questions people sit on for months turn out to take a single email to settle.
Stay connected
There is more in yoga than you have been able to reach.
Retreat announcements, teacher training openings, workshop invitations and practice inspiration. Rachel and Eric write it themselves, and our community hears first.
One email at a time, from an address you can reply to.
Who you become
The question you are sitting on does not get smaller by sitting on it. People tell us afterward that the part they regret is the months before they wrote, not the writing.
Also at YogaSoul
Utah’s longest-running program, two certification levels, small by design.
Two retreats next May, five days apart, so you may join one or both.
Small-group practice at Rachel’s shala in East Millcreek, twice a week.
Whatever brought you here, there is a real person on the other end of it.
A question you never send does not stop being a question. It goes quiet for another year, and the practice you were asking about waits exactly where you left it.