Mentoring for Yoga Teachers
Personal guidance to support your path — as a teacher and practitioner.
Why mentoring?
Teaching yoga can be deeply rewarding… but also lonely, uncertain, and overwhelming at times.
This mentoring space is here to offer you steady, grounded support — whether you’re just starting out or looking to reconnect with your purpose after years of teaching.
A special focus is placed on coming back to your own practice, finding balance between nurturing yourself and guiding others.
No pressure to “build a brand” or “level up.” Just space to be heard, reflect, and grow with someone who understands the journey.
At the heart of my teachings
“Give to yourself before you give to others so you will always have more to give.”
Astrology & Mentoring
Alongside the mentoring sessions, you’ll also receive a personal astrology reading.
This consultation is designed to help you understand your unique patterns, strengths, and challenges — offering guidance on how your practice and teaching can be more aligned with your natural rhythms and energy.
You’ll receive:
A 60-minute astrology reading
Journalling questions for reflection
Practical insights into how your chart can support your path as both practitioner and teacher
This reading adds a layer of self-understanding and alignment to your mentoring journey, grounding your teaching in both practice and personal wisdom.
Together we can explore
- Navigating doubt, fatigue, or imposter syndrome
- Staying connected to your values and your own practice
- Finding your teaching voice and what you really want to share
- Building authentic & creative sequences with clarity and confidence
- Adapting to different students, settings, or life stages
- Creating offerings that feel aligned and sustainable
Styles we can roam through together:
Hatha & Vinyasa (Krama Yoga approach), Ashtanga, Yin Yoga, Yoga Nidra & Meditation, Mantra Chanting.
Do you long to teach in a way that feels true to you?
Your mentoring options
01.
3-session pack
A short but impactful journey to gain clarity and support around your current challenges.
- Free 30-min intro call to set intentions
- 3 x 75-minute mentoring sessions dedicated to your current teaching challenges
- Personal follow-up notes and resources
- Email support between sessions for questions, feedback, and guidance
- Practical tools to manage stress, avoid burnout, and deepen your presence
02.
3-months programme
A deeper container for transformation, steady guidance, and real integration.
- Free 30-min intro call to set intentions
- 6 x 75-minute mentoring sessions (bi-weekly) dedicated to your current teaching challenges
- 2 x 60-minute personalized practice videos
- 1 x 60-minute astrology reading + journalling questions
- Continuous support with personalized homework, resources and reflections
- Email support between sessions for questions, feedback, and guidance
- Practical tools to manage stress, avoid burnout, and deepen your presence
Guidance with perspective
This mentoring is rooted in years of experience, the philosophy of Krama Yoga, and deep respect for your individuality as a teacher.
It is a space to explore, reflect, and grow — with both practical support for your teaching and tools to reconnect with your practice and inner clarity.
You don’t need to figure it all out alone.
This is your space to pause, reflect, and grow — so you can teach and practice from a place that feels clear, grounded, and authentic.
3 Pillars of teaching
01.
ashtanga
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02.
hatha flow
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03.
yin experience
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What is Krama Yoga?
Derived from the Sanskrit word Krama, meaning “step” or “progression,” Krama Yoga is a mindful and structured approach to practice. It emphasizes moving in stages, adapting the practice to the individual rather than forcing the body into predefined shapes. This method ensures that yoga is accessible to all ages, abilities, and body types, honoring where each practitioner is on their journey.
In Krama Yoga, the practice unfolds in a way that is safe, intuitive, and intentional, allowing students to build strength, flexibility, and awareness at their own pace.
