Born in Austria, I always had a sense that life had so much more to offer beyond the familiar. Shortly after finishing school, I followed that instinct — and jumped headfirst into an adventure of months-long travel.

It was in Barcelona that I first felt the deep desire to settle down and create a safe, grounded space for myself.
That’s also where yoga found me — not just as a physical practice, but as a magical tool for transformation.

At the time, I didn’t speak the language, I didn’t know anyone, and often felt quite alone. Yoga became my anchor. I was first drawn to the physical challenge, but over time I realized something deeper was happening — not only was my body changing, but so was my awareness.
I began to see the life I was creating with clearer eyes. I connected with my emotions, trusted the process, and — for the first time — felt free simply being enough for myself.

As I explored different styles and connected with like-minded people, I felt a strong pull to go deeper.

In 2015, I traveled to India to complete my first 200-hour Ashtanga Yoga Teacher Training. It was nothing short of transformational.
Far from everything familiar, I felt fully present, in the right place at the right time. Learning to teach yoga opened my heart and connected me to people in a way I had never experienced — through honesty, trust, and love.

Helping others transition to a more authentic lifestyle became my passion. It inspired me to contribute to a world where people reconnect with their true values, dare to be curious, and feel empowered to choose new paths.

In 2017, I joined the Rocket Yoga community, completing a 50-hour teacher training in Greece, followed by many more workshops and immersions. As I gained strength, I discovered my passion for Acroyoga and Handstands — surprised again and again by how far I could go with “impossible postures”.

I am a movement lover, and I believe there are no limits — unless we define ourselves by them.

All of these experiences are reflected in the way I teach today. My classes are not bound to one linear style — because life isn’t linear either. We are always changing, evolving. That’s what makes yoga so powerful: it teaches us to flow, adapt, and transform.

I’ve had the honor of teaching Rocket, Vinyasa, Handstands, and Acroyoga workshops across Europe, in studios like Buddha on Bike (Lithuania), Ashtanga Yoga Linz (Austria), and numerous beautiful spaces in Barcelona.

But the heart of my work lies in the retreats I lead — immersive experiences where students journey deeper into themselves. Together, we spend a few days in a unique location, practicing daily yoga, exploring creative workshops, and sharing in healing sessions led by top professionals in their fields.

To me, the power of yoga lies in its inclusivity. Yoga is for everyone. When we come together in practice, we become a breathing, moving unity — vibrating on a higher level of existence.