Daniel discovered Yoga in San Francisco in 2002 after his studies in psychology. Since then, he has practiced different styles of yoga and collaborates with different teachers in Ashtanga, Iyengar, and Kundalini Yoga. Since 2005, he has been teaching yoga at the World Economic Forum, the World Trade Organization, the Four Seasons and the UN, as well as a private clientele and at the Geneva International School. He also teaches at festivals in Chamonix, Bali and Barcelona. In 2010 he founded the Geneva Yoga Festival, introducing Breathwork to the community there.

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Dominique has two decades of yoga practice, seven years serving as a teacher and she loves sharing all the practices she has learned along the way. She is especially passionate about energy work, and all the yoga she teaches integrates that dimension, be it in Kundalini Yoga or Energy Medicine Yoga. She also loves to offer a full yoga experience that includes not only the yoga poses but also breathwork, mantras, mudras, meditation and relaxation. She teaches online and in person and she loves to hold retreats, where you have time and space to go deeper into the practice.

Balarama lives a life dedicated to sharing the beauty of Ayurveda, Yoga, Thai massage, and conscious food preparation. He currently focuses his professional practice on Ayurvedic Psychology and habit reformation through positive expression and the simple means of yoga, breath, and diet. He loves facilitating the conversation of self-transformation and dharma via educational trainings, retreats, and personal counseling. Balarama Chandra has the dynamic ability to make complicated studies practical and exciting. He is a certified Ayurvedic Consultant who has trained under Dr. Robert Svaboda, Dr. David Frawley, Dr. John Douillard, and many other leaders in the field of Ayurveda and is a faculty member of the Kripalu School of Ayurveda. 

Katia's fascination with all genres of movement, yoga, and meditation started when she was a young dance student and remains her inspiration today. She once heard someone say that the best way to learn is to teach. This became a notion she pursued with great enthusiasm. She trained and obtained multiple certifications to teach the Nia dance technique since 2011, followed by studies of Kundalini Yoga. She stepped out of Nia in 2021 and now blends movement with yoga teachings and philosophy for a practice that is not only wholesome but also enjoyable. She shares her knowledge with great passion, that practicing deep listening, healthy expression, and body movement sustains peace in our minds, our lives, and beyond. In her classes she nurtures a safe, yet open environment where learning, feeling, and contemplation is deepened.