Yoli Maya Yeh is a Yoga and Shiatsu Therapist, cultural educator, and intuitive healing guide with over two decades of experience in global healing traditions. Raised in her family’s Native American spiritual teachings and formally trained in Comparative Religious Ethics (MA), Yoli brings a unique blend of embodied practice, ancestral wisdom, and decolonial healing into every space she holds.
After twelve years of immersive study in India—where she trained in language, yoga, tantra, and meditative healing arts—Yoli continues to teach internationally, offering transformative support for those navigating chronic illness, autoimmune conditions, and spiritually complex, hard-to-diagnose experiences.
A co-founder of DEIcipher Group and a committed practitioner at the intersection of Indigenous preservation, social justice, and healing arts, Yoli is especially devoted to supporting women and birthing bodies through grief, loss, and reclamation of inner power. Her work honors the body's intuitive intelligence and the sacred path of healing from within.
Full Moon Gathering with Ruthann + Yoli
Saturday, August 9th
at a Private Home on Lily Lake near Bristol, WI
(1hr drive from Chicago)
$199 dinner included
2:00-9:30pm
Lush Vibes
Dinner Feast
Full Moon Activation
https://www.deicipher.com/book-august-9th-full-moon-gathering
This is your invitation to co-create an
evening of meaning, wellbeing
and play under the healing light of the full moon.
Join us in the afternoon for fun on the water,
lounge vibes and time to decompress.
Be nourished by a delicious dinner spread meeting
all dietary needs.
Settle into the evening with sound ceremony, astrology download, tarot juju, meaningful shares
and collective ritual.
2-5 pm Lakeside Play Time
5:00-6:30 pm Dinner
6:30-9:30pm Interactive Ceremony
Things to Bring:
Bug Repellant
Camp Chair
Swimming Costume
Towels
Fashion
Adornment
BYO beverages of choice (wine served with dinner)
Sept - The Human Purpose Handbook
Online, Saturdays, Sept 6-27
9:00-11:00 am CT/3:00-5:00 BST
$129
SIGN UP for those new to the Beauty Way Garden
CLICK HERE if you are returning to the garden
If only life came with a handbook where you could reference how things work and what life's purpose is all about. In our ancestral pasts, this knowledge would have been widely known and been shared with you so that you could navigate life's path with greater confidence and ease. Let's learn about the laws and principles of existence and strengthen our resolve to live life in it's fullest expression!
The knowledge of how healing works is your birthright. Systems of separation and control have distanced you from this ancestral knowledge and inspired you to feel helpless when it comes to your wellbeing. Yoli brings thirty-three years of healing arts study and practice to these learning spaces that are designed to revive wisdom held in your body. Empowerment and strength is our goal, rest and repair our practice. These spaces are wonderful for beginners and professionals alike.
Fundamentals of Healing Series 2025
February - How Healing Works
March - Chakras & The Subtle Body
May - Intro to Intuition
June - Navigating Chronic Conditions
September - Human Purpose Handbook
October - Connect to the Ancestors
November - Death & Dying
Prerecorded course in the Beauty Way Online Institute syllabus - A foundation course. Info HERE
A 6 part webnair for Be Strong Families Covid-19 support tools
On today's episode, we have educator Yoli Maya Yeh (She\Her) join us for a discussion about the indigenous tradition and enlightenment practice of tantra. Together we talk about how the goddess became a tool of the patriarchy, the warped and reductionist notion of tantra under capitalism, and reaching every moment an orgasm.
A webnair for Be Strong Families Covid-19 support tools
A webnair for Be Strong Families Covid-19 support tools
A Hard Conversation hosted by Northshore Acupuncture Center
with Uma Dinsmore-Tuli of Yoni Shakti
with Karen Brody of http://daringtorest.com & Uma Dinsmore-Tuli of Yoni Shakti
Check out Yoli featured in the July/August 2016 issue of Yoga Chicago Magazine: