welcome

I’m Chrissy Carter and I’m so happy you’re here.

My life and work are inspired by a simple philosophy: you are already h(om)e^®.

About Me

ACCESS world class teaching FROM THE COMFORT OF YOUR HOME.

This isn’t your average online yoga class. The difference? I’m not teaching a screen — I’m teaching YOU, live.
You’ll receive realtime instruction, personalized attention, and engaging practices inspired by your requests.

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Practice Live

woman wearing nude yoga outfit practicing Standing Split Pose at the wall with one leg up the wall in Downdog. Grey floor, white walls and a window on the righthand side of the photo

Practice On Demand

Chrissy Carter in yoga pose called Urdhva Hastasana wearing maroon yoga outfit practicing on white mat on grey concrete floor

Member Programs

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Exclusive Content

Retreat 5 Nov to 9 Nov 2025

Heathen Hill Teachers' Retreat

Join me for my annual Teacher’s Retreat at Heathen Hill in the Catskills! This yoga immersion is designed to inspire your practice and support your work as a yoga teacher….

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Life 30 Oct 2025

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Ask Me Anything – October 2025

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Style 17 Oct 2025

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Fall 2025

I’ve resisted my favorite season for the past few years, probably because I needed more unstructured, carefree energy in my life. But now I’m craving the order and organization of fall — something polished and crisp.

Yoga 16 Oct 2025

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Empowering With Trust

One of the most meaningful shifts we can make as yoga teachers is moving from guiding with control to empowering with trust.

It’s easy to fall into the habit of micromanaging our students’ experiences—offering constant cues, alignment instructions, or corrections we assume are helpful. But when we try to control every aspect of a student’s practice, we may unintentionally communicate that we don’t trust them to navigate their own experience. Empowerment, on the other hand, is about creating a safe container where students feel supported and trusted. It’s letting them know: “You’ve got this—and I’m right here with you.”