Carly
Yoga Teacher...
Yoga Teacher...
Carly is an empath on a mission, with a fiery flare. With all ages, abilities, and backgrounds - her instructional style embodies optimism, adventurousness, power, and utmost care.
Raised in the world of Olympic development-level competitive sports, and having worked in emergency and rehabilitative medical care, she understands the unique gifts, needs, and limits of her human family.
A unique med-minded yogini, her passion for knowledge and holism has led her to obtain a B.A. in psychology, chemistry, and pre-medical science, with passionate study of social and positive psychology, neuroscience, meditation, exercise science, anatomy & physiology, and behavioral therapy. She is now studying medicine at UC Riverside School of Medicine, an organization dedicated to underserved community health.
With Carly, life is always seen as a journey worth living, where anything is possible. Limits will be explored with support, careful precision, a sense of humor, and a joyful spirit.
Her more relevant qualifications include 16 years of Yoga experience, RYT-200 & RYT-500hr Advanced Yoga training, an Australian National Cert 3 & 4 in Fitness (personal trainer), and certification as a Classical Pilates & Barre Instructor from the I.B.A.. Additional certifications include: Emergency Medical Technician, Registered Behavioral Therapy Technician (Specializing in early intervention for Autism and Special Needs), Bronze Medallion (Australian Lifeguard), ECG & Pharmacology, and UCLA Pre-Licensed Clinical Care.
... Future Physician
Promotion of health in local and global underserved and minority communities has been a lifelong commitment and is the basis of Carly's motivation for becoming a primary care physician educated in public health.
Through diverse community service and global outreach experiences she has gained insight into the biopsychosocial (biological, psychological, emotional, spiritual, and social) nature of health and the need for such perspective in medicine, especially in addressing chronic illness. She has come to understand that medicine is not one-size-fits-all, as culture, demographic, and even personal psychology create differences affecting healthcare need and delivery. Thus, as a future primary care physician passionate about community health and empowerment, it is not only her mission, but her responsibility to hone her education and abilities toward in-depth understanding of the unique and diverse needs of her patients.
Further, in an ever-changing, increasingly global society, the health of one population is becoming more relevant to the health of the global community. Disparities amongst us – and opportunities for higher-level care addressing such disparities - cannot go overlooked.
She has resolved to become a physician that will address this gap between what is and what could be. Her vision is to run a community clinic serving local and medically underserved patients, while engaging in ongoing work abroad in Central and South America. Her work will focus on community health promotion emphasizing biopsychosocial interventions. Carly's ultimate goal is to work with teams in both a clinical and organizational capacity to establish programs that empower local and global underserved communities to help themselves via improved awareness, higher-level education, and networking of local resources.
Through diverse community service and global outreach experiences she has gained insight into the biopsychosocial (biological, psychological, emotional, spiritual, and social) nature of health and the need for such perspective in medicine, especially in addressing chronic illness. She has come to understand that medicine is not one-size-fits-all, as culture, demographic, and even personal psychology create differences affecting healthcare need and delivery. Thus, as a future primary care physician passionate about community health and empowerment, it is not only her mission, but her responsibility to hone her education and abilities toward in-depth understanding of the unique and diverse needs of her patients.
Further, in an ever-changing, increasingly global society, the health of one population is becoming more relevant to the health of the global community. Disparities amongst us – and opportunities for higher-level care addressing such disparities - cannot go overlooked.
She has resolved to become a physician that will address this gap between what is and what could be. Her vision is to run a community clinic serving local and medically underserved patients, while engaging in ongoing work abroad in Central and South America. Her work will focus on community health promotion emphasizing biopsychosocial interventions. Carly's ultimate goal is to work with teams in both a clinical and organizational capacity to establish programs that empower local and global underserved communities to help themselves via improved awareness, higher-level education, and networking of local resources.
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