Daniella Gould — MA in Asian Studies from UC Berkeley, RYT 200, Y12SR and breathwork certified
Owner & Instructor
Owner & Instructor
I took my first yoga class over 25 years ago but giggled my way through that class and rewarded myself with a pint of beer at the pub when it was over! My practice became more serious a few years later as I found that going to yoga was a great way to form a new community in each new place that I lived: from London to Beijing, from Los Angeles to Austin, TX and most recently from Colorado Springs to San Juan, Puerto Rico.
My husband and later my son heavily encouraged my yoga journey as they found that I was much less grumpy and irritable after yoga classes. Over time, I have incorporated meditation, breath work, the yoga poses and yoga philosophy into my life both on and off the mat to such an extent that both my physical body and my mental outlook have changed. I am (mostly!) no longer a stressed out, hunched over, negative, argumentative person with chronic back pain.
I strongly believe that yoga is for everyone, regardless of age, health or flexibility. I teach class with humor and playfulness, and I aim to make all students feel welcome and at ease in a supportive, safe space. For me, yoga is about connecting people with their bodies and breath in order to quiet the noise and distractions that often accompany our hectic lives. Ultimately, I think that yoga allows us to find contentment and satisfaction, making it easier to navigate life’s challenges.
I hold the following certifications: MA in Asian Studies from UC Berkeley, Yoga Alliance 200 RYT from Pranava Yoga Center, Y12SR (addiction recovery yoga) with Nikki Myers, breathwork teacher training with Jon Paul Crimi. I have also attended multiple trainings, including on trauma, resilience, self regulation, parenting, social justice, meditation and mindfulness. I am grateful to all my teachers over the years for all their wisdom and guidance.
My husband and later my son heavily encouraged my yoga journey as they found that I was much less grumpy and irritable after yoga classes. Over time, I have incorporated meditation, breath work, the yoga poses and yoga philosophy into my life both on and off the mat to such an extent that both my physical body and my mental outlook have changed. I am (mostly!) no longer a stressed out, hunched over, negative, argumentative person with chronic back pain.
I strongly believe that yoga is for everyone, regardless of age, health or flexibility. I teach class with humor and playfulness, and I aim to make all students feel welcome and at ease in a supportive, safe space. For me, yoga is about connecting people with their bodies and breath in order to quiet the noise and distractions that often accompany our hectic lives. Ultimately, I think that yoga allows us to find contentment and satisfaction, making it easier to navigate life’s challenges.
I hold the following certifications: MA in Asian Studies from UC Berkeley, Yoga Alliance 200 RYT from Pranava Yoga Center, Y12SR (addiction recovery yoga) with Nikki Myers, breathwork teacher training with Jon Paul Crimi. I have also attended multiple trainings, including on trauma, resilience, self regulation, parenting, social justice, meditation and mindfulness. I am grateful to all my teachers over the years for all their wisdom and guidance.
Sheyla DiBona— RYT 200 Instructor
Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT) specializing in Progressive Ashtanga and passionate about bringing yoga to anyone willing to learn their body's true potential. I am also an AcroYoga and general fitness enthusiast. I incorporate breathing techniques and meditation as well as the necessary alignment for each individual.
Rhiannon Wynn — RYT 500 Instructor
Rhiannon is an avid traveler, mover, student, and teacher.
Having begun on her yoga path in 2006, Rhiannon has been striving to master the skill of “going with the flow”. This flow has led her on numerous yoga trainings, of a variety of levels and focuses where she has not only participated as a student, but has had the honor to share her acquired knowledge as a facilitator on trainings and retreats in Spain, Bali, Thailand, Mexico and the U.S..
Her first training was a Yoga Alliance 200-hr Power Vinyasa Teacher Training and she hasn’t stopped studying and learning yet. She has also completed a 500-hr Chakra Teacher Training, additional Power Vinyasa training, Yin, Partner Acrobatics, Elemental Yoga Therapy training and she is a HoopYogini™ Master Trainer. Sharing her love of yoga and movement and encouraging curiosity about one’s body is her passion.