The first time I travelled to India, I didn’t know my life was going to change and take so many other forms. As a young girl, I always had the idea there is this very deep essence hidden in living our life. Growing up, I decided to follow the path that society carved out for me: I studied law, got my bachelor, did a master in law and one in philosophy. I started working at university, but very soon I realized this wasn’t the path of my heart. And so it happened. Life brought me to India. My first visit was when I was 24, and the first time I travelled to the mother land, I didn’t know my life was going to change and take so many other forms.

I had the honor to practice under the guidance of so many knowledgable teachers, that it feels like I don’t have a choice but to spread their knowledge. It feels like yoga (in it’s fullest expression, not just the asana part) is the mission of my life. And that’s why I decided to dedicate my time, love and energy to this beautiful practice.

I’m drawn to juicy, somatic movement, strong yet soft grounding flows, deep rest, and the ancient wisdom of yoga philosophy that continues to speak to our lives today.My journey with yoga has always been about more than the physical practice. What fascinates me most is the philosophy behind it: the teachings of the ancient yogis, their understanding of the mind, nature and what it means to live with greater awareness and intention.

This curiosity has taken me to different places in the world, where I’ve spent many hours studying yoga, exploring its philosophical roots, and learning from teachers who carry these traditions forward. I’m endlessly curious about the wisdom we can learn from those who came before us, and how we can bring these teachings into our modern, everyday lives: not just on the mat, but in the way we relate to ourselves, to others, and to the world around us.

In my classes, I love weaving together juicy somatic movement, strong yet soft flows, and moments of deep stillness. I’m interested in the felt experience of each pose: how it lands in the body, what it stirs, and what it reveals. I often return to the idea that yoga is a mirror, inviting us to observe ourselves with curiosity rather than judgement.

During my Sundara Retreats, I’ll be your host and guide you through most of our sessions, creating space for movement, mantra, exploration, dance, meaningful conversations and rest. My intention is to make the ancient teachings of yoga feel alive, accessible and relevant, while inviting you to reconnect with your body, find your own rhythm, and perhaps discover something new about yourself along the way.

Alongside my work as a yoga teacher and retreat facilitator, I’m a doula. I’m deeply fascinated by the transformation that comes with motherhood, the identity shifts it brings, and the importance of feeling supported through this profound transition.

Together with my fellow doula Mira, I co-host the Mommy Reset Retreat: a space created especially for mothers to step away from the demands of everyday life and reconnect with themselves beyond motherhood. A place to rest, share experiences, feel understood, and make room for everything that comes with this new chapter.