Brittney Brannen’s journey into yoga and movement began more than 10 years ago with her own personal transformation. What started as a commitment to improving her own health grew into a calling to help others move better, feel stronger, and live with greater confidence.

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​During that time, Brittney embraced a diverse exercise routine that included running, martial arts, strength training, and yoga. As she became mentally and physically stronger, she experienced firsthand how intentional movement can improve not only physical health, but also self-esteem, stamina, and outlook on life. 

​This transformation ignited her desire to help others experience these same benefits.

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​Brittney began studying movement and yoga more seriously, taking classes and eventually enrolling in a yoga training program in Northwest Arkansas. She later relocated to central Arkansas, where she continued her education, began teaching group classes, and offered private yoga sessions focused on mobility, strength, and mindful movement.

 

​Her enthusiasm and passion for learning eventually led her abroad. Brittney spent extended time studying in Mexico, India, Nepal, and Malaysia, where she immersed herself in yoga, breathwork, meditation, and sound healing. These experiences deepened her understanding of the mind-body connection and expanded the tools she now brings to her teaching.

 

​Brittney returned to Arkansas in September 2025 and is now offering yoga and sound healing experiences at England Chiropractic & Nutrition. Her approach is supportive, accessible, and grounded in the belief that movement should help people feel more capable and confident in their bodies.

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Brittney holds over 1,200 hours of Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) certification, with training in a diverse range of styles, including Hatha, Embodiment, and a Therapeutic approach to yoga. With over five years of teaching experience, she has also taught internationally. Additionally, Brittney is certified in Reiki Levels 1 and 2 and has received specialized training in Tibetan sound bowl therapy in Nepal.