I am so grateful that you're here. My practice began seven years ago when I was first introduced to asana in a high school course. What started as a restorative way to rehabilitate my body after years of dancing gradually became a pathway to personal healing. And that healing blossomed into a passion for guiding others back home to themselves through this transformative practice we call yoga. 

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Shortly after completing my 200-hour yoga teacher certification, during my undergraduate program, I created Pacific Prana Yoga for a class blog project. Little did I know that Pacific Prana Yoga would evolve into my dream and passion project as I became devoted to supporting people in their personal growth, spiritual connection, and in building lasting physical and mental strength. 

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After graduation, I continued my studies in Indonesia, where I completely immersed myself in the roots and lifestyle of yoga. To say it was life-changing would be an understatement. My experience in Bali ignited a deeper commitment within me, not only to integrate Southeast Asian philosophy and culture into my daily life and teachings, but to honor yoga as a living, breathing practice woven into the way we move, breathe, and show up each day. ​