Scott first experienced yoga in the spring of 2012, at the start of his recovery from trauma, addiction and suicide. Seeing the immediate results, he completed his initial 200-hour yoga teacher training in 2014 and possesses over a decade's worth of private mentorship and professional training that has bolstered his knowledge base in yoga therapy from classical, modern, and trauma-informed perspectives. Yoga’s physiological and psychological benefits to performance and recovery are well documented and Scott has built his career honing his skills helping amateur and semi-pro athletes alike achieve peak performance. Additionally, Scott specializes as a trauma-informed yoga and somatic therapist, working with first responders, active military personnel, and veterans to help them more effectively manage stress and heal trauma so that they can live a whole life. Scott's mission is to bridge Eastern wisdom with Western science. Through his teaching, he offers a highly practical, yet effective approach to yoga. His ultimate goal is to guide his clients in the development of a personal yoga practice that’s customized to their unique goals while fostering positive transformation on and off the mat.