About me

I began practicing yoga at the age of 11. From the beginning, it felt natural. Less like something I was learning, and more like something I was remembering. While I explored many interests growing up, yoga was the practice I consistently returned to.

After completing my undergraduate studies, yoga shifted from a personal practice to a lived path. I recognised it as the discipline through which I wanted to support healing, self-connection, and clarity. 

At the start of 2021, I completed my first 200-hour yoga teacher training. From there, I began teaching classes and workshops in Sydney and offering free online sessions, with the intention of making the practice more accessible.

My studies have continued under the guidance of teachers who embody yoga as both a philosophical and embodied tradition. In 2023, this path led me to Rishikesh, India, where I completed my advanced 300-hour training with Talia Sutra, Tony Lupinacci, and the LAAIC teachers.

Yoga, for me, is far more than a physical practice. It is a source of connection, devotion, and joy, and a framework through which I choose to engage with the world. I am continually learning from the depth of yoga philosophy and its ancient wisdom, which I find both grounding and deeply healing. I believe these teachings are for everyone. Through the teaching of asana, pranayama, and meditation, I seek to honour the tradition of yoga while supporting others to live with greater awareness, balance, and fulfilment.