I started my yoga journey in college, drawn to how it helped me feel grounded and strong. I completed my Sculpt YTT with CorePower Yoga and began teaching in summer 2021. For the past four years, I’ve led classes that blend strength, mindfulness, and movement. In 2024, I completed the Strength X intensive, a format combining HIIT and strength training. I also founded Flowtastics—a wellness community, rooted in creating girlhood through yoga and events, supporting woman-owned businesses and nonprofits. Since fall 2024, I’ve hosted pop-ups across Boston, from rooftop flows to creative art-making and aerial silks. Additionally, I recently earned my Master’s in Counseling from Lesley University and have worked with kids for many years. I'm passionate about combining yoga and counseling to support youth well-being. Come to my class as I always love seeing new faces!

Yoga has been a steady support in my life since graduating college in the late 90s. I began my journey with more athletic forms of yoga (Bikram, heated vinyasa). Then as I moved through different stages of life (from pregnancy, to new mom, to now midlife) my practice has shifted and evolved to include more restorative practices. My teaching centers mental and emotional balance just as much as bringing more physical comfort to your body. When I am not teaching, I am working one on one with clients in my private yoga therapy practice in J.P. My love for learning has led me to many certifications over the last 20+ years: 200hr YTT from YogaSpirit Studios (2005), 500hr YTT from Barbara Benagh and 600hr Yoga Therapy certification from Phoenix Rising (2020). Additional certifications include: Trauma-Informed Yoga Therapy Training, Thai Yoga Massage, Restorative Yoga Teacher Training, The Art of Assists, Yoga for Anxiety and Depression, and Reiki level 1.

Elizabeth is an energy rejuvenator - here to serve as a healing spark for wellness, vitality, and inspiration for students. With 200-hour certifications in both Vinyasa and Kundalini Yogas (plus lots of practice and study) she weaves decades of experience into her approachable classes. Practice with Elizabeth leans toward the energetic side of the yoga world – seeking to stretch and strengthen the body while liberating and soothing the mind and spirit. Her energetic journey began in 1998 at a tiny yoga studio near the UT Austin campus and that one experience was the gateway to a lifetime of healing, curiosity, and discovery. Now, her life passion is to help others experience their most radiant Selves through the power of their divine mind-body connection. Elizabeth has nearly 1,000 hours in Yoga Certifications, is a Level 3 Reiki Master, is a licensed healer & therapist (craniosacral therapy, lymphatic drainage, and energy healing), and has her BA in Literature from UT Austin. She looks forward to seeing you in the studio!

Coming from a dance background and looking for a way to expand her ‘workout’ routine, Vered took her first yoga class in Israel. She was initially curious about the effects of yoga but did not begin regularly practicing until she was on a three-month trip to India. Each morning, she would start her day with yoga, and her passion for the practice developed through this journey. Vered noticed how yoga supported her physically and emotionally, helping her through back pain. For Vered, yoga is a way of healing. As a mother of three, Vered appreciates how yoga helps her find stillness and remain present both on and beyond the mat—two of the many benefits she hopes to share with her students. After over twenty years of practicing, Vered expanded her understanding of yoga by completing the 200-hour RYT at Stil Studio. She is excited to share her passion for the practice by supporting students wherever they are in their yoga journey. Vered’s love for yoga extends beyond just the practice; she especially enjoys offering hands-on assistance to help students deepen their postures and connect more fully with their bodies. For Vered, yoga is not just about alignment but also about personal connection and growth, both on and beyond the mat, and she hopes to have you in her class!

Christiana has been practicing yoga for several years, but it wasn’t until a deeply transitional period living in New York City that her practice truly became a source of grounding and healing. What began as a physical outlet evolved into something much more - a space to breathe, process emotions, and reconnect with her truest self. Inspired to explore yoga philosophy further, Christiana completed her 200 RYT through Yoga Renew in Hoboken, NJ. For her, teaching has become a natural extension of her personal journey - a way to hold space for others as they explore the layers of their own practice. She believes yoga isn’t always comfortable, and that’s often where the transformation begins. To her, yoga is a reminder of our innate connection to Mother Earth - how, like nature, we move through seasons of change, stillness, and growth.

Christiana has been practicing yoga for several years, but it wasn’t until a deeply transitional period living in New York City that her practice truly became a source of grounding and healing. What began as a physical outlet evolved into something much more - a space to breathe, process emotions, and reconnect with her truest self. Inspired to explore yoga philosophy further, Christiana completed her 200 RYT through Yoga Renew in Hoboken, NJ. For her, teaching has become a natural extension of her personal journey - a way to hold space for others as they explore the layers of their own practice. She believes yoga isn’t always comfortable, and that’s often where the transformation begins. To her, yoga is a reminder of our innate connection to Mother Earth - how, like nature, we move through seasons of change, stillness, and growth.

I received my 200 hour YTT certification through LifeTime Athletic in 2019 after practicing for many years and wanting to deepen my practice. Many people feel they aren’t good at yoga but I believe there is no good or bad way to “do” yoga. It’s not about flexibility or athleticism, although both of those will improve with yoga. It’s about connecting with yourself through breath and movement and calming your mind. The practice is just that, a “practice” and every class is a journey of self discovery and awareness. It all starts with coming to your mat and I hope to see you there!

I started my yoga journey in college, drawn to how it helped me feel grounded and strong. I completed my Sculpt YTT with CorePower Yoga and began teaching in summer 2021. For the past four years, I’ve led classes that blend strength, mindfulness, and movement. In 2024, I completed the Strength X intensive, a format combining HIIT and strength training. I also founded Flowtastics—a wellness community, rooted in creating girlhood through yoga and events, supporting woman-owned businesses and nonprofits. Since fall 2024, I’ve hosted pop-ups across Boston, from rooftop flows to creative art-making and aerial silks. Additionally, I recently earned my Master’s in Counseling from Lesley University and have worked with kids for many years. I'm passionate about combining yoga and counseling to support youth well-being. Come to my class as I always love seeing new faces!

I received my 200 hour YTT certification through LifeTime Athletic in 2019 after practicing for many years and wanting to deepen my practice. Many people feel they aren’t good at yoga but I believe there is no good or bad way to “do” yoga. It’s not about flexibility or athleticism, although both of those will improve with yoga. It’s about connecting with yourself through breath and movement and calming your mind. The practice is just that, a “practice” and every class is a journey of self discovery and awareness. It all starts with coming to your mat and I hope to see you there!

Denise is a lifelong learner of yoga. She began her journey in 1995 when she took her first class and was immediately was drawn back by the benefit of a quiet mind and a strong healthy body. Denise received her 200 RYA certification in Ashtanga Yoga in 2003 at The Yoga Studio in Newton. Denise also holds certification as a children’s yoga instructor with the Boston Public Schools and finds joy in sharing yoga with children. Denise became aware of the power of the mind-body connection and experienced the physical, emotional and spiritual benefits of the practice and wants to help others find the same.

I am a Certified Yoga & Meditation Teacher through Cape Cod School of Yoga in Mashpee as well as School of Yoga - New Bedford. Sharing and promoting my love of yoga is truly my passion. I started yoga as a student in 2012 for movement and exercise, but I fell in love with the philosophy and what it means to be a yogi. To me, yoga means spreading kindness to all beings everywhere, mentally, physically and spiritually. My background is in Exercise Physiology and Exercise Sciences, and I became a certified Mental Health First Aid to expand my awareness and to be able to further guide others. With my knowledge and experience, I am able to conduct a productive, fun, and safe class for all.