bronnie’s yoga

I began practicing yoga 10 years ago, shortly after having children and experiencing persistent lower‑back pain. At the time, I simply wanted to feel strong and comfortable enough to enjoy playing with my children without the aches that were holding me back. I was advised to try Pilates or yoga — and the moment I found yoga, something clicked. I never imagined that a decade later I would be teaching, but the practice became such a meaningful part of my life that sharing it with others felt like a natural next step.

Teaching has become one of my greatest joys. I’m especially passionate about supporting students who may feel unsure, self‑conscious, or convinced that yoga “isn’t for them.” I truly believe yoga is accessible to everyone, and I love helping people discover how the practice can be adapted, modified, and shaped to meet their unique needs and abilities.

Over the years, I’ve developed a deep appreciation for yoga nidra and more restful, nourishing practices, while still enjoying the creativity and flow of gentle movement. I also teach chair yoga, focusing on breathwork, mindful transitions, and accessible postures — often with longer, grounding holds when appropriate. My aim is always to create a space where students feel supported, empowered, and able to explore their practice with confidence and ease.