Tias Little synthesizes more than 30 years of study in classical yoga, Sanskrit, Buddhism and anatomy in his dynamic, original style of teaching. One of the foremost yoga instructors in North America, Tias has in-depth training in craniosacral therapy and earned a master’s degree in Eastern philosophy from St. John’s College. His practice and teaching is influenced by B.K.S. Iyengar, Ida Rolf and Thomas Hanna. Tias co-directs Prajna Yoga in Santa Fe, New Mexico with his wife Surya. He is the author of four books: Meditations on a Dewdrop, Yoga of the Subtle Body, The Practice is the Path, and The Poetry of Embodiment.

Kate ODonnell, author of The Everyday Ayurveda Cookbook and Everyday Ayurveda Cooking for a Calm, Clear Mind has been practicing Ashtanga yoga and Ayurveda for 20 years. An avid interest in the healing powers of food and yoga fuel her work.

Melissa has been channeling since the age of 9 and has helped thousands of people globally. She blends with your loved ones who have crossed over and brings them to you with her highest heart and divine love. She is committed to helping others Grow Their Knowing. It’s her passion.

For the past 30 years Barry has been sharing the joy of dance and movement with thousands of students through her teaching. Before she became a teacher, Barry was a professional dancer in New York City. She has taught a wide array of ages in settings ranging from professional productions to public schools. Her dancer's background adds a unique touch to her yoga classes, but it is her compassion and her contagious enthusiasm that most inspires her students.

Erin teaches movement skills as a means of doing a yoga pose. A modern understanding of movement does not oppose the philosophical traditions of yoga, rather these two elements combine to create deep self-inquiry. She considers herself to be an educator, so her classes are meant to inform and illuminate.

Abby began practicing yoga while pursuing her college degree in Philosophy and Religion with a concentration in Eastern religion. After completing her 200 hour training in the spring of 2013, Abby has enjoyed teaching in both indoor and outdoor spaces. She particularly enjoys specialized yoga practices- pre- and post-natal, children’s yoga, and meditation.

Lucy has a background in biomedical sciences, and received her doctorate in cell and molecular biology of health and disease. She has experience studying the physical and spiritual way of the Japanese traditional martial arts, and combines this understanding with practice as a yogi since 2014. Lucy studies yoga as a sustainable, rigorous, and balancing path towards self-awareness. She is a lifelong learner, and seeks to discover and guide the integration of physical, mental, and emotional strengths within herself and her students.