About Nina Marie Collins
Spectrum Wellness started with your health in mind.
After yoga provided an anchor on her own healing journey, Nina Marie Collins completed her first yoga teacher training in 2010. She began teaching in her community, with a focus on students with physical and mental health challenges. In 2017, Nina Marie began teaching to students at a residential mental health center in Asheville, North Carolina. Inspired by their dedication and continual progress, she founded Spectrum Wellness to honor the full spectrum of human experiences. Nina Marie aims to teach to individuals who feel out of place in typical yoga classes. Spectrum Wellness serves those just beginning their journey with yoga and wholistic health, particularly those who have physical or emotional limitations.
Nina Marie has been a yoga teacher since 2010, and teaches Subtle-inspired Yoga after completing both 200 and 500-hour Subtle Yoga Teacher Trainings. She is also a Certified Mental Health Peer Support Specialist, and holds a BS in Public Health Education and a Masters Degree in Public Administration. In 2025, Nina Marie was certified in Genius Frequency Methodologies for energy work.
More From Nina Marie
Here’s a recap of my most recent wedding morning yoga class in Barnardsville, North Carolina. I was grateful to work with an excellent wedding planner Emily Carpenter of Wooded Wilds Events!
This blog details the process of getting connected to and scheduled for the Yoga in the Therapy Room podcast. It’s episode 228, give it a listen on Apply, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts.
In this blog, I talk about a facilitator program to learn energy work that I have signed up for. The work is called Genius Frequency Methodologies Elemental Embodiment Explorations.
This blog discusses a recent event yoga class at a women’s weekend at an Air BnB. I taught in my signature Spectrum Yoga style, and got great feedback!
I write here about Western North Carolina in fall 2024, post-Hurricane Helene. I write about two yogic concepts that I saw demonstrated in the community: seva, or service, and sangha, or community.
In this blog, I’m sharing some of my personal journey with injuries and injury recovery. I ended up getting an MRI and I do not have a meniscus tear, just patellofemoral pain syndrome.
This blog is part-two in a two-part series about the type of yoga I teach. I am developing the Spectrum Yoga unique style, but for now I choose to call it Subtle-inspired Yoga for the nervous system. I give examples of two tools that I use in my yoga classes that help elicit the parasympathetic response.
This blog is the first in a two-part series about the type of yoga I teach. I am developing the Spectrum Yoga unique style, but for now I choose to call it Subtle-inspired Yoga for the nervous system. I give a high-level primer on the parts of the nervous system that we can affect with our yoga practice!
In this blog, I detail some of the information I learned in the Golden Ratio Retreat with Kristine Kaoverii Weber of Subtle Yoga. I give examples of specific practices we did, including lengthening the exhale and kramas.
In this blog I talk about visualization and creating the life we want for ourselves. I share a priming exercise first shared by Tony Robbins. He writes, “adopting the practice of goal visualization puts control of your morning and your life back into your hands”.