Noah Maze | Crafting a Life
From living in ashrams as a young man to tenderly raising his children, Noah Maze is a true yogi for the real world...
Elena Brower | Softening Time
I can’t even remember the first time I met Elena Brower, presumably it was at an Anusara event way back in the day. But over the years we’ve become fast friends, sharing our lo
Maggie Gardener | Inclusivity, Brain Health & Putting a Tutu on the Badger
I first met Maggie Gardener when she came to try a class of mine before committing to my teacher training. I was immediately struck by her warmth, presence and intelligence. Maggie
Jackson Lennan | Movement is Medicine
I first met Jackson when he was animal crawling across the floor at a gym where I was training, and I asked him what he was doing. That was 8 years ago and I’ve been working with
Mazana Abraham | Courage, Creativity, & Healing through Colour
Mazana Abraham is hands down the most inspiring “Zoomer” (Gen Z human) I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. Artist, life-lover, and sexual assault survivor; her story of ho
Mark Breadner | Making The Invisible, Visible
Mark Breadner first encountered yoga as a 5-year-old in his rumpus room, where his mum taught some of the first classes in Australia. From there, to working with athletes like Ian
Dr Lisa Miller | The Awakened Brain
Ohhh where to start…I first heard of Dr Lisa Miller when a friend (thank you, Kate!) shared a podcast that Lisa was a guest on. Halfway through that podcast I went out and bought
Claudia Perkins | Quietly Serving
I first met Claudia Perkins when she came to Brisbane to join one of the first yoga Immersions I taught in Australia. Since we first met, she left a job as an advisor to Julia Gill
Elana Robertson | The Space Between Being and Doing
Elana Robertson has had a remarkable journey that’s taken her from the insurance business to a week on Necker Island with Sir Richard Branson.
Dr. Lauren Tober | Yoga & Mental Health
Lauren is a Clinical Psychologist, who has very elegantly and intelligently married her love of yoga with her work in psychology in a way that every serious yoga teacher should exp