Amy received a certification from renowned yoga therapist, Sonia Sumar, of the Integral Yoga School, to teach yoga for children (specializing in children with special needs); in August of 2000.  Sumar’s innovative teaching methods have been improving the lives of children with special needs for more than 30 years.  Amy teaches children of all levels and abilities.  She is very passionate about yoga, loves to do yoga and especially teach it to children. 

Ms. Feiner is also a certified Reiki Healer; Reiki is the sacred art of natural healing by the “laying on of hands.”  A Reiki practitioner is able to channel this energy through his/her hands and into another person, animal, or any living object.  As a result, blockages in the body are released, causing peace and healing.  Amy has been practicing Reiki since April 2002.  She also has a certification in English as a Second Language/ Cultural and Linguistic Diversity (ESL/CLD) Training.

Amy was the Co-Director/Co-Founder of Live Free2be, a company that provided creative arts and wellness services for children and families that promoted happy and healthy living.  She and her business partner made a professional decision to dissolve the company in the summer of 2005. 

Amy presently works one-on-one with children with special needs.  She received her Bachelor's in Psychology from the University of Michigan and graduated from New York University with a Masters in Special Education, specializing in Early Childhood Education.

Ms. Feiner has done extensive volunteer work with children, including working at the University of Michigan's Children's Hospital.  Amy is also an artist and photographer and had her artwork displayed and sold at a fundraising art exhibit.

Amy moved to Maui in January 2009, after having lived in New York City for 10 ½ years.  She loves working with children with special needs, teaching keiki yoga, and is extremely passionate about her new love of surfing.