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I am passionate about your health and joy, but that wasn’t always the case. In fact, if someone had told me when I was in my mid 20’s that I’d be interested in eating sustainably grown foods, breathing exercises and teaching yoga, I would have thought they were crazy. I had never even met a vegetarian or heard of yoga!
My weekend routine was going out to eat steak and eggs at 2 am after dancing, drinking and smoking cigarettes in Great Falls, Montana. I was overweight and unhappy with my body and life.
In my late 20’s, I realized my husband was addicted to drugs, and soon after we got divorced. I moved back to Pennsylvania, lived with my parents, and went from a well-paid secure job to being a lunchtime waitress. My face broke out with horrible pimples. Suffice to say, it was an extremely difficult time. I even considered suicide.
Nutritional Awakening
My mother gave me a book You Are All Sanpaku (see Sugar Blues) that changed my life. It is about the oriental plan for total health (macrobiotic dietary and lifestyle guidelines). It proclaimed that what was medically impossible was easy through macrobiotics. Since my dermatologist had no medical solution after nearly a year of expensive doctor visits and pills, I was very interested in learning more.
I devoured that book and every book I could find on the subject. It all made common sense to me, and it is based on thousands of years of the oriental “food as medicine” principles. I began transforming my kitchen and stocking it with whole grains, beans, fresh organic vegetables, sea vegetables, and the best quality oil and condiments available.
What happened was amazing! My energy level doubled. I lost 25 pounds. I needed less sleep, I felt calm, confident and happy to be alive again. I even had a sore ankle for more than 10 years that suddenly healed. All these signs of vitality and wellness appeared, while my only focus was trying to cure my acne.
I feel so grateful to know how to find balance when I go off course and eat too much party food. Finding balance is greatest gift I like to share.
Then Came Yoga
Not long after that, I dove deeply into the practice and study of yoga. It wasn’t too long into my passion about learning how to open up into my body and breath in ways I never knew possible that I became a Certified Yoga Teacher. I took and still take advanced training to be the best for myself and my private and studio clients. I love assisting others on their journey to new personal heights and sweet deep places within the breath and poses.
For over 30 years I’ve had thousands of hours of training, learning and in-depth study alongside leading nutrition and yoga experts. I traveled to Macrobiotic centers in the U.S., Switzerland, New Zealand and Australia, and advised hundreds of students and clients. As I look back, I am very grateful for that acne challenge that got me started on the path.
I’ve combined all my knowledge, practical experience and professional expertise into powerful programs to teach you how to heal many common ailments that drain you and leave you feeling exhausted day after day. I would love to assist you in reaching your health goals, increase your energy level, and feel younger — all naturally.
You can go it alone which is normally more difficult and not nearly as enjoyable. Or you get the proper guidance and support you deserve.
I am here to help.
~Patricia
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“I was so impressed with an introductory class with Patricia Becker that I have asked for more in-depth training to meet my individual needs! She has so much to offer, go check it out, you won’t want to miss this.” ~ Marci Hayden, Los Altos CA[/vc_column_text][vc_separator color=”green”][vc_column_text]
“I first was introduced to Patricia via her expertise as a master macrobiotic chef. New to this food arena, I and our family found her instructional experience well organized, informative, and encouraging. Her leadership in this field is encouraging yet humble – two qualities I find very important and productive towards learning and growth.” ~ Nancy Klimp, M.A., M.F.T.
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