Our Story

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Sophie, our co-founder, is a qualified RYT® 500 Hatha and Vinyasa yoga teacher, is passionate about creating inclusive, judgment-free spaces where everyone can enjoy yoga. Yoga has transformed her life, helping her manage depression, anxiety, and ADHD, and she’s dedicated to sharing its benefits with others.

Instagram @soasanayoga

Diana, our studio manager, is a meditation & yoga teacher passionate about happiness. She discovered the transformative power of meditation during her first Yoga TTC in 2020. After 8 years in software engineering, she learned that true happiness comes from inner peace. Diana specialises in meditation, helping deepen relaxation and enhance focus.

Instagram: @bodahappiness

Alexandra began her yoga journey a decade ago in the Middle East, her classes seamlessly blend Vinyasa and Hatha yoga. After her pregnancies, she focused on supporting pregnant women and new moms by helping them create space, maintain energy flow, and build core strength. 

Instagram @Xandra.Yoga

Timea has been practising yoga for over 10 years, drawing inspiration from dance, martial arts, and other somatic disciplines. She weaves these influences into her classes to foster embodied awareness, curiosity, and connection. Her approach supports body, mind, and nervous system alike.

Instagram @timitarcz

Carolina's yoga journey started in 2018, inspired by its transformative effects on her health while working a demanding job. She has since completed certifications in yoga philosophy, physiology, and anatomy. Carolina encourages her students to listen to their bodies, connect with their breath, and discover their inner strength.

Instagram: @carolina_exhales

Andrei discovered yoga over 11 years ago, finding balance and clarity through daily practice. 

His classes emphasise breath awareness and mindful movement, adapting asanas to support each student’s growth. Andrei is passionate about helping others cultivate inner peace and well-being.

Instagram: @andreivid

Federica discovered yoga as a teenager, drawn to its ability to provide both escape and sanctuary. Now an architect, she continues to see yoga as a space for exploration and growth. Blending dynamic Vinyasa with philosophy, she guides students through mindful movement, creating a meditative and transformative practice.

Instagram: @blu.______

Daniel combines breath-led movement with elements of Ashtanga, guiding students through a practice that is both grounding and expansive. Influenced by his studies in India and Tibetan Buddhism, his classes draw on themes from nature and philosophy.

Instagram: @danielpazinato

Silvia began her yoga and fascia journey in 2020, drawn to mindful movement as a way to support both body and mind. With a background in architecture, she brings a balance of structure and softness to her teaching, inviting students to move intuitively, listen to their bodies, and reconnect through fluid, embodied practice.

Instagram: @itsilviya

Dijana discovered Dharma Yoga in 2013 and was instantly drawn to its depth and spirit. After completing her 200-hour training in 2017 and a transformative 500-hour training with Sri Dharma Mittra in New York in 2019, she has been teaching internationally with a focus on the balance between strength and flexibility, focus and playfulness.

Instagram: @dijana_resler

Rada’s grounding presence is felt the moment you enter the space. Her own journey, including healing from a herniated disc, has deepened her trust in the wisdom of the body. Embracing the art of hands-on assists with consent and intention, she offers support that invites you to land more fully in yourself; not only physically but also mentally and emotionally.

Instagram: @radabla

Drilon offers mindful classes that blend Vinyasa and Hatha yoga with an emphasis on breath, presence, and embodied awareness. With a background in physics and a deep interest in self-inquiry, he creates a space to move beyond performance and reconnect with what is within. His calm and grounded teaching invites students to practice with honesty.

Instagram: @drilonzenelaj