After finding yoga in my early twenties as an antidote to the stress and disconnection of London living, I completed my 200 hours in Vinyasa at the Kindred School of Yoga with Helen Russell-Clark and Katarina Rayburn Clark in 2022. Since then, I've trained to teach Yin (50 hours with Sampoorna Yoga and 30 hours with Emily Mergaert), and short courses in Nidra, and hands-on assisting. I am an experienced yoga teacher, having taught across studios in London, with permanent timetabled classes as well as being on cover-list. Studios include MoreYoga, Croydon Yoga Hub, Kindred Yoga, Anytime Fitness and privates for luxury residential gyms with Body Corporate. I teach styles including Vinyasa, Yin, Yang to Yin, Slow Flow and Stretch and Mobility Flow. I also have experience teaching internationally at surf camps--Miramar Surf Camp in Nicaragua, MojaSurf in Morocco, and most recently as a freelance yoga teacher in Morocco where I am currently based--offering yoga and meditation practices specifically to complement surfing and within the hospitality space. Working as a residential yoga teacher, my role went beyond teaching yoga to also include hosting responsibilities. MojaSurf is a small and growing business, where I had the opportunity to support with logistical organisation and running of the camp, including organising activities, meal preparation and serving, social media, driving guests, and problem solving. With a background in Psychotherapy and experience in mental health, trauma, and spiritual wellbeing, my teaching style blends dynamic Vinyasa with restorative practices, emphasising mindfulness, self-care, and the connection between body and breath. I prioritise creating an empathetic space where my students feel safe, supported, and empowered to slow down and listen to the voice within. My classes balance playful strength-building with opportunities to rest and restore, always considerately guided with compassion and curiosity. Inspired by my creative writing practice and nature, I weave thoughtful language and meaningful themes into each session, inviting deeper presence and reflection.