I am a Yoga Alliance (RYT 500) certified teacher who has trained (1,250+ hours) mainly in the lineage of Sri T Krishnamacharya. I started practicing Yoga in 2015 following a back injury and it soon became a part of my life. I found myself being drawn to the ancient wisdom of various yogic texts and experimenting with how this knowledge can be incorporated as part of our modern lives. I found that, if practiced correctly and consistently, Yoga can help to relieve suffering and transform our experiences. In 2018 I began teaching groups and individuals. More recently I’ve trained as a yoga therapist.

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​Yoga has the power to transform the way we experience life. From a place of stress, pressure and anxiety about how to keep life under control, by following the traditional path of Yoga, we can move to a place where we trust in life and thus it becomes more spacious, intentional and expansive. The teachings of both ancient and modern yogis have provided scientific paths to liberate ourselves from suffering and pain by taking us on a journey of Self discovery. My aim is to teach as traditionally as my knowledge permits in order to bring to light the many aspects of Yoga (beyond postures) to help with students physical, mental and spiritual journeys.