Yoga can help improve flexibility, strength, balance, mobility, posture, back pain, stamina, mindfulness, mental focus and recovery. Practicing yoga can also help you to manage stress, burn-out, anxiety and depression. More benefits here.

A yoga practice is a mind-body and breath experience. I love to incorporate these aspects in my teachings.

My classes can incorporate any one or all of these aspects depending on the duration of class.


  • Joint Mobilization

    Gently moving and warming up all of the joints in the body to promote better mobilization, function and activation throughout our yoga practice.

  • Mindfulness

    Designed to help you feel centered and ready to move into your practice with deeper presence, awareness and focus. I also share quotes or readings to inspire you in your life off the mat.

  • Yoga Postures

    Deepen your understanding and foundation of the physical yoga practice (Yoga Asana). For those who have never practiced yoga before, to those that want to deepen their practice. I tailor my approach, pose sequence and pace to your needs. We always end with Shavasana!

  • Pranayama

    The breath (or life force) is a very important part of the yoga practice. I teach techniques to help you build a stronger connection with your breath in order to maximize your experience and promote energy flow.

  • Meditation

    Allowing the mind time to rest is one of the greatest gifts we can give to ourselves. I help guide you into the present moment to find stillness, peace and mental clarity.

Styles of Yoga I Teach


Choose what specific style you would like to learn or choose the pace of the class: slow, gentle flow (mix of stretching and strengthening), active class (faster-paced, focuses on increasing heart rate and strengthening), relaxing class (slower-paced, focuses on deep stretching), or a mix!


Hatha Yoga

Slow Flow- Holding Poses for 5-6 breaths. Ideal for beginners or Intermediate student, or those that want to take time to improve their foundation practice. No props required, although they can be helpful in certain poses! This is a great way to get to know the alignment and muscular engagement in each pose.

Yin Yoga

Meditative Practice- long holds with a focus on stillness in the body and mind. Not ideal for those with injuries. This practice helps attain deep stretching in connective tissues of the body. It helps to teach us stillness, presence and focus as we take our body to its limits. Props aren’t essential, but are extremely helpful for this practice!

Vinyasa

Faster pace classes. Using the inhales and exhales to move through each pose. Most poses are held for around 3-4 breaths. This practice is great if you have a strong foundational knowledge of poses and alignment, but not absolutely necessary. You will be more likely to sweat during a vinyasa class.

Iyengar

Slow Flow with Props- If you have access to props (yoga strap, yoga blocks, yoga bolster) or are open to purchasing, this practice can be extremely powerful in helping to attain poses that may not be accessible due to flexibility or strength. An even better way to create a strong foundation.

Other Aspects of Yoga I Teach

Breathwork (Pranayama)

I teach many different styles of breathing techniques (Pranayama). Pranayama practice can be separate from or integrated into a yoga class focusing on postures.

Meditation

I teach different types of meditations. Meditation practice can be separate from or integrated into a yoga class focusing on postures.

Benefits of Private Yoga Instruction

What you can expect from my classes:

  • Patience and encouragement, non-judgement

  • Clear and concise cueing, direction and instruction

  • In-depth instruction for alignment and muscular engagement

  • Attention to detail in adjusting body positioning (verbally or hands-on)

  • Helping you build a strong foundation and form good movement patterns as you progress

  • Offering modifications and variations of poses to allow for maximum accessibility and range

  • Offering fun and challenging poses and variations

  • *Safety as priority - minimizing susceptibility to injury throughout the practice by incorporating all of the above

1-on-1

  • Time completely for yourself, with yourself, I’m just the guide.

  • Class times that fit your schedule

  • I meet you at your current physical abilities and move at your pace

  • Clear communication: Can ask me questions throughout the class to ensure understanding

  • Classes completely customized to your needs: You can take control over what you would like to work on, or you can leave it all to me- no thinking involved! All you need to do is show up and I will take care of the rest.

  • If you would like to take control, you choose which areas of the body you’d like to focus on (hamstrings, back, core, hips, etc), which poses to incorporate, which part of the practice to spend the most time on.

  • Micro-adjustments for optimal alignment and engagement. I guide visually and auditorily, and focus on your positioning throughout every pose.

  • Easier to focus on progression- as I get to know your body, I will better understand what we need to work on to help you reach your goals.

Semi-Private & Small Group

  • A feeling of connection while moving and learning together

  • Customized yoga sequence designed specifically for your group or event (no 2 classes will be the exact same).

  • I will work with you to decide which areas of the body you’d like to focus on, which poses to incorporate, which part of the practice to spend the most time on.

  • Class times that fit your schedules

  • Moving at a pace that everyone can keep up with. If you need time to rest during the class, you have the opportunity to do so and then rejoin when you are ready

  • Demonstrating different variations and modifications of poses so that they are accessible to the entire group

  • More verbal cueing, as I try my best to give everyone equal attention for physical adjustments

  • Ask me questions at the end of class

Frequently Asked Questions