Movement has always been an important part of my life. As a performer, I have taken and taught years of dance classes, movement classes, and voice classes, but I always wanted something I could do just for me. When I was younger, I remember summer camp classes of all of us watching a VHS or DVD of a super advanced yoga class and being overwhelmed and feeling a lot of pain. One of my biggest hold ups to having a practice of my own was because of injuries and other issues I grew up with as a performer who was hard on their body. I felt like I was being forced to hurt myself to get better.

 

Even though I had taken yoga classes every now and again since I was a kid, I first started my consistent yoga practice in 2018 when I attended OperaWorks in Los Angeles. It was the first time I had taken classes 6 days a week with a teacher giving me all sorts of modifications and it absolutely blew my mind! I found a level of spirituality and meditation I hadn't thought of before in this new way of moving my body. When I returned to Boston, I started taking classes around the city in my downtime. I found so many different studios and styles of practice that I absolutely loved, and I knew I wanted to do more.

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When I got my first certification with CorePower Yoga, I was thrilled to be teaching Yoga Sculpt in Boston! I got to talk about all of these amazing things that happen when you move your body to live your most authentic life. Then COVID shut us all down. Over the year-long shutdown, I had lost that fire. As one of the initial teachers to help re-open the Boston Comm Ave location, I was so excited to be back with my friends, moving my body in a way that I loved! As I transferred to New York City, I knew that the yoga community was the one I wanted to be a part of, and I decided to make it my full-time job so I could focus on my yoga teaching and growing my personal knowledge.

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Throughout 2022, I went full-out on growing my yoga knowledge. I received my 200-hour certification from YogaRenew Teacher Training, started teaching both Hatha and Vinyasa classes regularly in addition to my Sculpt classes, and even got trained in Restorative yoga! I have delved into even more options for students to make their practice their own to make sure that movement is accessible and sustainable for everyone. 

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Now I want to spread my love of movement even further. I want to show everyone that moving their bodies doesn't have to hurt and can, in fact, increase their mobility, physical fitness, and quality of life.

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My Sankalpa: I strive to create a space where students can explore the joy of movement in many different ways. I am committed to helping my students find a practice that helps them through various phases of their lives.