Context, Character & Credentials

Where I’ve been, what I value, and what I bring to the work I do

The Overview

Movement’s always been my throughline.

I grew up an athlete, a lifelong runner who loved the push, the structure, and the thrill of competition. For years, movement meant discipline, drive, and strength — until I found yoga.

When I found yoga, everything I thought I knew about movement changed.

Movement became something deeper: presence over performance, strength within stillness, effort softened by ease.

Since 2017, I’ve taught and trained around the world — from Cambodia to DC to New York City — sharing an approach that blends mindfulness, form, and flow.

With a background in International Relations, I see wellness as both personal and collective, shaped by connection, culture, and the spaces we move through.

Today, my classes are a space to breathe, move, and reconnect, where strength softens, ease emerges, and movement becomes meaning.

Lessons in Motion

Certifications & Training

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Yoga Alliance Certified 200+ Hour Yoga Instructor

Kripalu Center for Yoga & Health

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Certified Mat Pilates Instructor

Equinox Pilates Training Institute

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Certified Group Fitness Instructor (GFI)

National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM)

Rooted In Tradition

Yoga as we practice it today comes from generations of Indian philosophy and spiritual wisdom. I’m committed to honoring that lineage in every class, incorporating Sanskrit words, drawing inspiration from Indian teachers and texts, and grounding movement in the deeper principles of breath, presence, and compassion. What I share is both a modern expression and a quiet, grateful bow to the roots that made it possible.

My Teaching Pillars

Intentional Sequencing

Smart & Supportive Movement

Each class unfolds with intention — beginning with steady breathwork, moving through thoughtful progressions, and ending with time to absorb the practice. The goal is for transitions to feel intuitive and the work to feel sustainable.


Movement should feel good, not forced. I teach with safety and longevity in mind — no pushing past pain, no proving anything. Just smart, intentional movement that helps you feel strong, mobile, and genuinely good in your body.


Rooted in Awareness

Being present changes how you move. I teach in a way that helps you tune in, slow down, and notice what’s happening in your body so the movement feels grounded and true to you.


Inclusive Experience

Everyone comes to movement with a different story. I offer options, props, and pacing so each person can find what feels right for their body that day. The goal is to make the practice accessible, supportive, and empowering.