After graduating from Harvard Deborah started her own dot com company. She traveled around the world training executives to use technology and building websites. In 2001 she became a yoga teacher and is registered with Yoga Alliance.

She has completed several teacher trainings including Anna Forest's foundation and advanced training and training in vinyasa style. She has also done teacher trainings with Rodney Yee, Edward Clarke, Aadil Palkhivala, and David Swenson. She has been fortunate to have the opportunity to learn from many other yoga masters including Patricia Walden, Shiva Rea, Gary Krafstow, David Williams, Barbara Benaugh, Sean Corn and Baron Baptiste.

Deborah has assisted Ana Forrest at Yoga Journal conferences and national events. She has taught at the Boston Ballet. She initiated the yoga workshops program at Harvard University.

"Yoga is about being present, and doing what you can do right now. Start where you are, learn to let go of the things that hold you back, and move into the future with power, grace and focus. "

In addition to teaching yoga Deborah continues to pursue her lifelong passions for painting and photography. Deborah has been a photographer for the Boston, New York and Florida Yoga Journal Conferences, the Boston Global Yoga Mala and the Omega Being Yoga Conference in New York City. Her work has been exhibited in New York and Boston. You can see a sample of her work here.

Deborah has a strong interest in animal welfare and she donates a portion of her earnings to animal aid organizations, which rescue animals in need.

Deborah is available for private lessons, group classes and workshops in greater Boston and New York City.