My background in yoga and bodywork began in 1997 when I studied Myofascial Release at the Institute of Structural Medicine 

and at the Brenneke School of Massage in Seattle.

One of the most impressive things I have learned is this: the human body is continuous in it’s effort to support our lives. And yoga is a perfect match.

 So it seemed natural after years of  practice I take the next step. 

In 2013, I completed my yoga teacher training at 

Harmony Yoga in Spokane and began the next journey of my life. 

 And I started by doing more yoga with the best teachers I could find.

The understanding I gained by learning from experts in the field of anatomy and yoga plays an important role in my ability to help students 

experience better health and happiness. 

In 2011 my family returned to eastern Washington and moved to a 40 acre farm north of Kettle Falls. We grow our own food in a small garden, 

care for an orchard, a Clydesdale and a herd of Texas Longhorns. 

 It is an amazingly beautiful life that we worked hard for 

and that we are grateful to have.

 I look forward to sharing the joy of life with you.

All the best, Michelle.