Contemplative practices such as journaling, movement, and ritual have been part of my life since I was a kid. The world I live in seems designed to keep me distracted; practices like Yoga are essential for me to keep living in alignment with my values and feeling alive, light-hearted, and connected.

In 2008 a back injury inspired me to deepen my Yoga practice to manage pain, build strength, and check my ego. In 2013 I completed a Yoga Teacher Training that included Ashtanga and Forrest styles. I’ve been teaching on and off since 2013, taking lots of breaks so I can continue learning and growing from the wise and varied Yoga communities I’ve had the honor of knowing.

I hope folks find my classes welcoming and challenging in just the right ways! My intention is that a Yoga practice inspires folks to take very good care of themselves so they can engage with the world with steadiness, clarity, and playful curiosity.

“Pleasure is the point. Feeling good is not frivolous, it is freedom.”
― Adrienne Maree Brown, Pleasure Activism: The Politics of Feeling Good