01/10/2026
Partner Poses!! The LAUGHTER!!
I am an attorney and yoga teacher. I provide legal services to the yoga industry and offer well-being programs to attorneys and other professionals.
Princeton, NJ
08543
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A few years ago, a newspaper in Princeton, New Jersey wrote an article about me highlighting some humanitarian work I had done in India and Kenya with an international yoga group. The impetus for the article was a talk I was giving to a group of lawyers about how to build prosperity for yourself and your law practice by giving back. A friend, concerned about my professional reputation, asked me if I minded being referred to as a yoga lawyer. I laughed, and as you can see, I actually loved it.
Welcome to my page. I’m Jennifer Mohamed: experienced lawyer, yoga teacher and all-around wellness expert. I hold a Juris Doctor in Environmental Law, Certificates in Green Economy and International Environmental Law from the U.N., and a Bachelor’s Degree in Russian Language. I also hold a 200-hour Hatha yoga teacher certification, and have about 500 hours of training and study in Eastern philosophy, meditation, pilates, energy medicine, and shamanic healing. I am also a published author on climate change. My paper, Silent Spring +55: The Human Right to a Clean Environment, is a visionary piece on how to solve the climate crisis through a human rights lense and was published by the University of California Davis School of Law in 2018.
Ten years ago when I was in the midst of my yoga teacher training, ironically, I often found it hard to be authentic. When I was with my yoga friends, I reluctantly admitted that I was an attorney, and when I was with my lawyer colleagues, I hid how dedicated I was to yoga, often brushing it off as just exercise. Then, a few years later, I found myself working in a job where I was challenged to show up everyday and, well, be exceptional. In order to do that, I could no longer hide my yoga and I learned that once I stopped hiding who I really am, I became more empowered and engaged, a better mom, friend, and partner, and ultimately, more successful. Since then, I’ve been practicing law and yoga, and integrating the two to become a better lawyer and now, to re-define what it means to be a lawyer in today’s world.
And so, after years of living in the toxicity that has saturated the legal profession and learning to let it all go on my yoga mat, I’ve set out on a journey to train lawyers in mindfulness to transform how we practice law, and train anyone who will listen in conscious leadership and wellness habits to change the world. Yes, to change the world.