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Robin Giacomo with arms around the back in a yoga pose called Reverse Prayer

About Robin Giacomo

My childhood was twinkle-in-the-eye wonder: mostly barefoot, always in the deep woods, or riding my horse into a water hole.

At seventeen, I experienced an event so large it knocked me off center. I spent years searching for ground and freedom again, relying on coping patterns to survive but not quite thrive.

When my mom died, and our girls were still little, something in me cracked open. The ways I’d been moving through life were no longer working, but I didn’t yet know how to change them.

In 2003, I found yoga. It fed my love of movement and intensity while gently bringing awareness and comfort back into my body. I started to catch my breath—only then realizing I had been holding it for so long.

Whether through yoga, breathwork, coaching, or all three, when you work with me, you’ll find your freedom at the intersection of body, mind, and spirit. Together, we unlock your fullest potential, helping you embrace your humanity and experience the joy of being you.

As you step into your freedom, you create a ripple effect that uplifts your family, community, and beyond.

Robin Giacomo crouched down on the grass laughing and completely relaxed

Lineage and Credentials

Robin’s work is grounded in motherhood and over twenty years of clinical and somatic practice. She holds a Master of Occupational Therapy from NYU.

Her devotion to breath as healing draws upon three complementary modalities: Alchemy of Breath (400-hr Certified Facilitator & Mentor), David Elliott’s Healer Training (Certified Levels 1–5), and Oxygen Advantage® (Functional Breathing Coach).

Central to her somatic embodiment work is certified training in the Handel Method®, Kripalu Yoga®, Katonah Yoga®, and children’s yoga through Yoga Ed®.

Robin’s Writings

Discover all my introspective writings here.

Redwood

Stella, our youngest daughter, decided about six months ago that she was ready to leave [...]

Purified

It is pitch black. There are four positions we are told we may take if [...]

Plunge

On Easter Sunday, I rose early at my dad’s house. His house sits on a [...]

Life

“Auntie Ro, can we go on our adventure today?” When my niece was [...]

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