About Teacher Scott
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About Teacher Scott
Dr. Scott Roos, Ed.D., E-RYT 500, is a polymath whose life journey is a fusion of ancient wisdom and modern education. Born with an insatiable curiosity and a passion for holistic wellness, Scott embarked on a path that seamlessly blends Eastern traditions with Western academia.
Driven by a relentless quest for knowledge, Scott pursued various educational avenues, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Classical Dramatic Studies from Stanford University, followed by a Master of Arts in Classics from San Francisco State University. His academic journey culminated in a Doctorate in Educational Leadership from the University of San Francisco, where his dissertation explored the transformative impact of Pranayama practice on stress coping among Catholic school principals.
Yet, Scott's thirst for wisdom extended far beyond the classroom. His spiritual sojourn led him to distant lands, including Pune, India, where he immersed himself in the ancient teachings of Ayurveda under the guidance of Dr. Vasant Lad at the Ayurvedic Institute. He delved into the depths of Shamanism with Michael Harner and Susan Mokelke at the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, and honed his skills in Tai Chi and Qi Gong at the Hunyuan Tai Chi Academy in San Francisco.
Scott's multifaceted career blossomed as he became a beacon of enlightenment in the realm of holistic wellness. As the founder of Teacher Scott, LLC, based in New Orleans, he serves as a Jyotishi, Ayurvedic Practitioner, and Yoga & Qi Gong Instructor. Through private yoga instruction, therapeutic Viniyoga, and Ayurvedic consultations, Scott guides clients on a journey to physical and spiritual well-being. His expertise extends to advising clients using Vedic Astrology and leading group Qi Gong classes, enriching lives with ancient practices aimed at harmonizing mind, body, and spirit.
A visionary in the field of yoga education, Scott has designed and facilitated teacher training programs at Akasha Yoga Center in Crystal Lake, Illinois, and Yoga Veda Institute in Florida. His comprehensive curriculum integrates Sanskrit, Yoga Theory, and the timeless wisdom of the Yoga Sutras, empowering aspiring teachers to cultivate depth and authenticity in their practice.
Outside the realm of academia, Scott's altruistic endeavors have left an indelible mark on society. As the President, Chairman, and Founder of Farming New Orleans, he spearheads initiatives to promote sustainable agriculture and community resilience.
Additionally, his leadership as President of the California Classics Association's Northern Chapter reflects his commitment to preserving and promoting classical studies in the modern age.
Scott's literary contributions further attest to his dedication to sharing wisdom with the world. His seminal works, "The Yoga Sutras Workbook Part 1" and "Part 2," serve as invaluable guides for practitioners seeking to unravel the profound teachings of Patanjali.
Through his relentless pursuit of knowledge, Scott Roos has transcended boundaries, bridging ancient wisdom with contemporary understanding to illuminate the path toward holistic well-being and spiritual enlightenment.
Driven by a relentless quest for knowledge, Scott pursued various educational avenues, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Classical Dramatic Studies from Stanford University, followed by a Master of Arts in Classics from San Francisco State University. His academic journey culminated in a Doctorate in Educational Leadership from the University of San Francisco, where his dissertation explored the transformative impact of Pranayama practice on stress coping among Catholic school principals.
Yet, Scott's thirst for wisdom extended far beyond the classroom. His spiritual sojourn led him to distant lands, including Pune, India, where he immersed himself in the ancient teachings of Ayurveda under the guidance of Dr. Vasant Lad at the Ayurvedic Institute. He delved into the depths of Shamanism with Michael Harner and Susan Mokelke at the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, and honed his skills in Tai Chi and Qi Gong at the Hunyuan Tai Chi Academy in San Francisco.
Scott's multifaceted career blossomed as he became a beacon of enlightenment in the realm of holistic wellness. As the founder of Teacher Scott, LLC, based in New Orleans, he serves as a Jyotishi, Ayurvedic Practitioner, and Yoga & Qi Gong Instructor. Through private yoga instruction, therapeutic Viniyoga, and Ayurvedic consultations, Scott guides clients on a journey to physical and spiritual well-being. His expertise extends to advising clients using Vedic Astrology and leading group Qi Gong classes, enriching lives with ancient practices aimed at harmonizing mind, body, and spirit.
A visionary in the field of yoga education, Scott has designed and facilitated teacher training programs at Akasha Yoga Center in Crystal Lake, Illinois, and Yoga Veda Institute in Florida. His comprehensive curriculum integrates Sanskrit, Yoga Theory, and the timeless wisdom of the Yoga Sutras, empowering aspiring teachers to cultivate depth and authenticity in their practice.
Outside the realm of academia, Scott's altruistic endeavors have left an indelible mark on society. As the President, Chairman, and Founder of Farming New Orleans, he spearheads initiatives to promote sustainable agriculture and community resilience.
Additionally, his leadership as President of the California Classics Association's Northern Chapter reflects his commitment to preserving and promoting classical studies in the modern age.
Scott's literary contributions further attest to his dedication to sharing wisdom with the world. His seminal works, "The Yoga Sutras Workbook Part 1" and "Part 2," serve as invaluable guides for practitioners seeking to unravel the profound teachings of Patanjali.
Through his relentless pursuit of knowledge, Scott Roos has transcended boundaries, bridging ancient wisdom with contemporary understanding to illuminate the path toward holistic well-being and spiritual enlightenment.
Teacher Scott's Teachers:
Teacher Scott with Dr. Vasant Lad
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Hart DeFouw & his wife Aletha
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Gary Kraftsow
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Traditional Education
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Teacher Scott has his Ed.D. in Educational Leadership from the University of San Francisco, an M.A. in Classics from San Francisco State University, and an B.A. from Stanford University in Classical Dramatic Studies.
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Research
Teacher Scott's dissertation explored the experience of pranayama as a stress coping tool for high school and grammar school principals. His research currently involves examining the effectiveness of pranayama as stress management for executives and determining the effectiveness of pranayama as an intervention for test anxiety.