My way of teaching is rooted in touch. Every assist is more than correction — it is a lived explanation. With a background in physiotherapeutic knowledge, I guide you into deeper alignment and awareness. This way, you don’t just copy movements; you understand them in your body.

My approach draws strongly from Thai Yoga Massage, where the use of angles, leverage, and body weight creates assists that are not forceful but supportive. This kind of guidance allows you to soften into postures with less effort and more release, opening the body in a way that words alone could never achieve. Regular exchanges with physiotherapists keep my work precise and informed — helping me to understand muscular interplay, structural dynamics, and safe progression in each posture.

Beyond the physical, my touch integrates elements of Jin Shin Jyutsu acupressure and the wisdom of Traditional Chinese Medicine meridians. These methods help connect movement to energy flow and fascia release, allowing students to sense not only their muscles and bones but also the subtle currents running through the body. The result is a synthesis — a teaching style born from years of practice, study, and lived experience, where every assist becomes both a physical adjustment and an energetic invitation.

I have been practicing yoga for over ten years, studying with more than 50 teachers from different traditions. For nearly a decade, I have been teaching — blending classical Hatha-Vinyasa training with somatic awareness, Thai-Yoga touch, and breathwork. My approach is less about performance, more about presence. Each session is informed by deep anatomical knowledge and guided by a passion for helping others discover yoga in its most authentic form.

What if yoga became a conversation — not just between breath and body, but between people?

Acro Yoga is the meeting point of strength and softness, balance and surrender, play and presence. It’s where we learn to listen through touch and to communicate without words.

Each session blends the precision of Thai Yoga Massage, the fluidity of somatic movement, and the spirit of yoga itself. You’ll explore how trust is built — not as an idea, but as an embodied feeling. To fly, someone has to let go. To support, someone has to ground.

Perfect for groups of six or more, these private sessions are booked on demand — ideal for friends, small teams, or retreats that want to share something truly different. You don’t need experience — just curiosity, openness, and a willingness to move, laugh, and connect.