About me

I began practicing yoga when I was 11 years old.

From the start, yoga was a fascinating discipline that felt very natural to me.

I’ve tried so many hobbies before, but yoga seemed to draw me in the most.

However, it wasn’t until I completed my undergraduate studies that I started pursuing yoga as my life career.

In 2020, I was writing my psychology thesis, and the one thing that kept me at peace through the mental labour and loneliness of lockdowns was yoga.

Although I loved studying psychology, I realised yoga was the practice that I wanted to spread to help others heal and connect with themselves. Soon after submitting my thesis, I dived into my first 200hr yoga teacher training.

In that month, I realised that studying, teaching, and sharing the practice of yoga is one of my main purposes in life. As soon as I completed my first training, I began leading classes and workshops in Sydney and working on providing free yoga classes online. I have continued to study and learn over the years from inspiring yoga teachers who fully embody the meaning of yoga.

Most recently, my pursuit of education led me to Rishikesh, India, where I completed my advanced 300hr training with Talia Sutra, Tony Lupinacci, and other fantastic LAAIC teachers. 

Yoga is more than a physical practice to me. It is a source of pure connection and love.

It is how I live and choose to interact with the world. I am constantly learning and diving deep into the never-ending ancient wisdom of yoga. I find yoga philosophy very grounding and healing, and I believe that everyone should have access to the tools that yoga provides and be the makers of their life. Teaching asana, pranayama, and meditation is one of the ways I can honour this beautiful practice and inspire others to lead a fulfilling life.