Whilst my initial interest in yoga was more around the physical benefits it brought into my life, my passion for yoga now centres around the internal aspects of the practice and I am incredibly grateful to be able to share this passion with others through teaching.

My classes incorporate a mix of strengthening, opening, and mobility work, with the goal of keeping breath at the centre of  the practice.  I believe by bringing steadiness and openness into the body, we create space for stillness in the mind. I hope you leave feeling like you have not only connected with your body but also with a place of stillness within.

The practice of yoga has been a constant in my life since my late teens. After a childhood of gymnastics and dance, I was naturally drawn to this holistic movement practice. Throughout my 20s, as I travelled around the world, I explored yoga, meditation, and philosophy in various countries, eventually completing my 350-hour Advanced Diploma of Yoga Teaching in 2017.

I aim to integrate my professional knowledge as an Occupational Therapist with the transformative power of yoga to share a holistic approach to wellness. Yoga is an integral part of my life, helping me stay centred, calm, and grounded. My classes seek to cultivate these same qualities in my students, holding space to support them in unlocking their own innate wisdom. By focusing on mindful movement and breathwork, I guide students to focus less on what the poses look like from the outside and more on what they feel like from the inside, encouraging them to move from a place of trust and connection.

Yoga is a process of continued learning, and I love the never-ending layers and opportunities it presents to go deeper. Let’s come to our mats, meet each other where we are at, and go from there!

My yoga journey started in my early 20s and from my first class I was hooked. My practice has been a constant support during life’s changes and transitions during a corporate career and later to motherhood. After stepping away from my corporate career I followed my passion to become a Yoga teacher, and have since trained and taught in various disciplines and styles, with a specific interest and specialisation in Yoga for Women, Yoga for Children (including children with neurodiversity), Restorative Yoga and Accessible Yoga. I believe that Yoga should meet and support the student where they are at in life, as opposed to the student having to meet the Yoga. My intention is always to provide an accessible, inclusive and supportive environment for students to grow and deepen their practice, connect with their sense of self and take time for their own precious self-care and nourishment.

I am currently completing my tertiary studies in the area of ageing and dementia. When not in a Yoga pose I enjoy being in nature, swimming in the ocean, hanging with family, two cheeky dogs and a cat and getting creative by oil painting and writing.

My name is Chantal, I am a mother of 2 girls, was born in the Netherlands and have worked and travelled all over the globe. My passion and life purpose is sharing the science of yoga and Ayurveda. I was ntroduced to yoga 16 years ago, during my career as a professional dancer, and it changed my perception of life and wellbeing in a profound way. I have trained internationally with a great variety of yoga masters and gurus. I love teaching all ages with all different abilities.

I am a passionate and nurturing teacher, who wants to help her students achieve their goals in health and happiness. My teaching is traditional, therapeutic, nurturing, and goal oriented. I will guide you to experience the best version of yourself.

See you on the mat.

Danny is a certified 500-hour Yoga Teacher Training (YTT) instructor with five years of teaching experience. Transitioning from a background in construction, Danny has pursued his passion for human health and function. He aims to integrate the principles of Exercise Science with the traditional practice of Hatha Yoga, offering a modern perspective on the eight limbs of yoga.

Currently, Danny is advancing his studies in Exercise Science, working towards becoming a qualified Physiotherapist. His classes focus on strength and mobility, emphasising the practical application of posture and meditation in daily life. Danny believes that everyone can be an athlete at home, with yoga serving as a foundational pillar.

Join Danny for a class and experience a unique blend of strength, mobility, and mindfulness.

Emma is a teacher with a wealth of experience who has taught across many studios in Melbourne. Her personal journey and deep understanding of mental and emotional challenges have shaped her teaching style. The balance Emma creates in her classes, grounded in both strength and support, make for a transformative experience for her students.

Expect well rounded classes that sometimes include playing with adventurous asanas, breathwork, kriyas and meditation, as well as her hard-earned insights on yoga as a foundation for life.

Fai’s classes are both Flow and Yin, opening and soothing the body at the core of each classes. Fai believes that wellness comes from the body and that the way we are internally has a direct impact on how we experience the world. Our mind-body connection can be trained and strengthened and it starts on the mat: each pose connects us to parts of ourselves we seldom access in our modern lives. Every class, a commitment to our wellbeing, every movement getting us one step closer to transforming our perception of ourselves and everything else. Yoga gives us a framework to live lighter, more open and to move through life with grace.

Fai, is a British Australian who loves to travel, write and create art through abstract photography. Fai uses Yoga to strengthen her own mind body connection, this led her to YTT in early 2024, she is humbled to be part of your self discovery journey.

Hilary Davis is a health coach and meditation teacher who works to support people to make a healthy difference in their lives, and develop a holistic, whole-person view of their wellbeing. With a particular interest in mindfulness meditation and self-compassion, Hilary wants everyone to feel the increased energy and joy that can come from moving out of auto-pilot, improving self-care and creating a healthy response to stress.

Yoga is not just a career to me - it is a way of life. I discovered Yoga in my early twenties and practicing yoga has helped me grow in ways I never thought possible. Now, as a Yoga Teacher I share the passion that movement is therapy for our body and meditation is medicine for our mind.

I have teaching experience and training in Vinyasa, Slow flow, Yin Yoga, as well as Meditation. My class style is mindful, spacious, and grounding; and combines strength and mobility in a dynamic flow sequence. I teach with an energetic rhythm, a purposeful sequence, and mindful movement. Students complete my class with a deep connection between the body and breath. Look forward to practising with you on the mat!

Jill is a highly experienced yoga teacher and Occupational Therapist and she brings her understanding of biomechanics and love of movement to her teaching. Jill has even trained in the circus arts so expect her classes to be playful, experiential and incredibly warm and caring.

Before yoga became a significant part of my life, I was angry, irritable, dissatisfied and I had no idea why. Yoga taught me about the importance of presence. I have become more self-aware of my mind and body, but also of the language I use towards myself and others. It’s amazing what you can learn on the mat that can add more richness to your life. I find myself becoming more comfortable in stillness and quiet - just being. How could I not want to share that with others!?

With 8 years teaching experience in Vinyasa, Slow Flow, Yin, Post Natal, and Yoga Nidra, I specialise in Kids Yoga.

Many people (myself included) wish they were introduced to yoga at a much younger age. I have seen amazing progress in children as young as 3 - shyness shifting into soaring confidence, rapid improvements in balance, coordination, and watching them experience stillness and awareness. All this makes teaching yoga to kids an absolute joy.

Now with my own little one, I am practicing presence, breathing and patience daily and am loving sharing what I've learned with him.

I teach yoga to share the alignment and connection it’s brought me for over 15 years of practice. It’s been a constant through life’s complexities.

Every class you learn something valuable, be it about yourself, your practice, or the community you flow with. My classes let you enjoy flowing with your tribe. Expect thorough warmups to start the energy flow, dynamic flows to engage your mind and body, and blissful wind downs to remind your spirit why you love your practice and protect the space you make for it.

I spent over two decades in the corporate world before yoga staged a quiet coup and took over my life. These days I share my love of yoga with the rest of the world and feel privileged to be able to do what I do.

My practice sits somewhere between Stoicism and Kundalini, Vedic philosophy and Zen — which sounds very serious, but really just means I steal the best bits from a lot of very old, very wise people and try not to mangle them too badly. My flow classes are strong and breath-led, built to get you out of your head and into your body (some sweat and mild existential crisis included). My Yin and breathwork classes are the opposite — permission to lie on the floor and do nothing, which is harder than it sounds.

Outside the studio, I'm usually running, weight training, reading, napping, cooking, or trying to convince anyone within earshot that Stoicism and yoga were always meant to be roommates.