A: Yoga has been a great love, passion, and driving force in my life, long before it became my business. I began practicing in 2000 as a complement to ballet and other forms of dance, hoping to gain flexibility. I would venture to say that most folks find yoga for physical reasons, but we stay because it starts to take hold internally. In
2016, I decided to take a deeper dive into my practice and completed my first 200 hour teacher training. I wasn't sure I wanted to teach, but as I got into it, it felt like what I was meant to do. I went on to add my 300 hour certification in 2020, which was also when I started dabbling in the world of sound healing. I have also been leading retreats since 2019, which allows me to bring together my passion for yoga, music/sound, and travel.
Retreats are the most challenging but most rewarding part of what I do, bringing together likeminded folks in inspiring settings, and creating a space for people to be authentic, vulnerable, and joyful. I truly love what I do, and feel both honored and humbled to be a part of people's journeys in this lifelong, life-changing practice.