Men's Yoga, Massage
Song & Movement Therapy
Andrew Kahn LMSW, ERYT, LMT
andrewkahn@peacefulpresence.com
Text 516-371-3715
Men's Yoga, Massage
Song & Movement Therapy
Andrew Kahn LMSW, ERYT, LMT
andrewkahn@peacefulpresence.com
Text 516-371-3715
Given my current work as a full-time Social Worker, all classes are private or semi-private and are by appointment only. Texting me is the quickest way to reach me. I am typically available on weekdays starting at 4:30 PM and later. Sunday appointments (especially, 10:00 AM and 11:00 AM) and holidays often work well too.
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About Andrew Kahn
Andrew Kahn is a full-time New York Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) at the Gural JCC. He is also an ERYT-500 Yoga Teacher and Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT) with a unique depth of experience in mind-body wellness and spiritual alignment. He specializes in holistic health counseling for men and understands the unique challenges they face.
Andrew began his journey at the Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health, where he trained and taught. He has certified yoga teachers through his Yoga Alliance-recognized Peaceful Presence Yoga School. He earned his MSW from Yeshiva University’s Wurzweiler School of Social Work.
He also holds a 350-hour OASAS-approved certificate toward CASAC, is Board Certified in Massage Therapy, and completed one year of graduate study in Fordham University’s Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program.
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Embrace Torah wisdom and universal kindness.
Open hearts and transform relationships.
Yoga and Torah guide us to act with justice, live with mercy, and connect deeply with G‑d and one another.
Greet others with “Shalom” or “Namaste” and notice the shift it brings.
Together, we move closer to the peace that is the true destiny the Jewish people, yogis, and all humanity long for.
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