Meet Our Instructors

Get ready to transform your mind, body, and soul with our incredible yoga instructors. Each brings their unique style, passion, and expertise to guide you on your wellness journey. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned yogi, our team is here to inspire and support you every step of the way. Come meet the people who make your practice extraordinary!

Toni Stella

I have always been interested in spiritual development. I was a teenager when I was introduced to meditation, at a time in my life when I felt hopeless. It helped me find stillness, a way to trust myself more and calm my mind. Yoga and meditation have transformed my life, helping me cultivate peace and allowing my mind to find stillness through movement and breath.

As a teacher, I now have the pleasure of seeing this transformation happening in others. This is my Dharma (purpose) to help people grow and transform mind, body and spirit.

I am a forever student with a love of growing and developing my spiritual practice. It brings me so much joy to be able to pass on this knowledge to my students. My goal is that you leave my class with more peace, and joy than when you arrived.

Tracy Kellar

As a passionate advocate for kindness, love and inner balance, Tracy brings a blend of experience, compassion, and joy to the practice of yoga. With over 8 years of dedicated practice and various opportunities of teaching experience, Tracy believes that yoga is not just physical exercise but a profound journey towards self-discovery, self-care and has many benefits for our brain health and mental health. Known for her compassionate teaching style and emphasis on mindful movement and breath awareness, Tracy creates a supportive and inclusive environment in her classes. Whether guiding students through dynamic Hatha flows, restorative practices, or meditation sessions, she encourages everyone to honor their body, cultivate inner peace, and embrace the present moment.

Jane Kerrison

I found yoga when I was eighteen, and struggling with anxiety and a chronic pain condition called fibromyalgia. Yoga helped me to improve my quality of life and heal my relationship with my mind and body. Years later, I became an instructor so I could use my experience to help people find a practice that suits their needs, regardless of health or illness.

I focus on mobility, body awareness and relaxation, and try to make sure that everyone leaves feeling better than when they enter.