Meet Our Team

Shannon

Teacher and Studio Manager

Shannon has been doing yoga for 5 years, and continues to look inward and further her knowledge of a practice she loves. She graduated her yoga teacher training program with Yoga Yoga in Austin, TX in 2019. Yoga is an outlet for her, and a way to find time for herself. Her practice and education helped build her confidence to share this life changing practice with others.

Shannon has lived in the central Texas area for the last 20 years, and has worked in the service industry for the last 10 years. Hospitality and ensuring people feel welcome is something truly important to her. Her goal is to offer a comfortable and inclusive space for all, and to provide students a way to get out of their heads and into the present moment.

In her free time you can find her traveling or spending time with her husband. You may even see her on your coffee run at Starbucks! Where ever you’re at in life, she is excited to meet you there on the mat.

Camey

Teacher

Camey (k-me)

Camey is a Central Texas Native. Having always been passionate about all things nature, organic, and natural solutions; it’s is no accident that yoga found her 5 years ago. Throughout her own personal yoga journey she completed her 200 hr yoga teacher training this past year.

Camey is a huge believer that yoga is for everybody and every body. She offers a safe space and a balance of strength and relaxation. She cherishes each student that allows her to be a part of their yoga practice and she cannot wait to see you on your mat!

Off the mat you will find Camey spending time with family, cooking, traveling, kayaking, delving into the outdoors, or embracing a cup of joe. In a world full of chaotic energy, she is a big fan of all things creative and grounding.

Serena

Teacher

Serena has practiced yoga for five years and has been teaching yoga for four years. Serena is a certified E-RYT 200, RYT 500, and Certifed prenatal yoga instructor. Serena is an RYS200 (Registered Yoga School) and offers continuation education for certified yoga instructors.

She considers yoga asana a form of self-expression. She teaches students how to express and uncover their authentic selves through posture, mantra, meditation, and breathing. She incorporates yoga philosophy, lifestyle and ethics into her classes as a tool to help students live their yoga off their mats. Her classes emphasize the connection of breath to movement as a form of moving meditation.

The practice of yoga meets the practitioner where they are in their body and life. Serena believes one must only take their mind and their body as far is can safely go while providing variations and modifications for every level of student. ​

Noelle

Teacher

Noelle first experienced yoga in her early 20’s. She attended a few classes here and there, but got swept up in the fast life, leaving her mat behind. By 2015, she was exhausted and battling chronic anxiety. In desperate need of a solution she was reintroduced to yoga with the added benefit of meditation. At first she enjoyed the physical aspects of improved strength and flexibility but soon realized that it was giving her so much more. She was being granted a daily reprieve, learning to live more presently and ultimately with some peace.
In early 2020, Noelle earned her 200 hour teacher training certificate.
When Noelle is not teaching yoga she is running a successful business with her husband and raising their daughter. Thankfully, even though work and a baby keep her busy, yoga is her daily practice reminding her slow down and enjoy the present moment.
Noelle’s hopes are to share the practice of yoga and meditation to help people find their own strength, flexibility and peace in mind, body, and spirit. She hopes to see YOU on the mat!

Shauntelle

Teacher

Shauntelle is a native New Yorker transplanted here in Texas. She considers herself a Jill of all trades; practicing and teaching yoga being one of the many. Shauntelle started practicing yoga with her grandmother after her grandfather’s passing. Although she was just a teenager at the time, she quickly knew that yoga would be a lifelong journey for her and looked forward to becoming a teacher one day.
RYT 200 certified in Hatha, and Yin, Shauntelle is passionate about spreading the magical feeling yoga gives her with the rest of the world.

Andrea

Teacher

Andrea’s love for yoga has been her passion for years. She enrolled in the Yoga Teacher Training to grow her personal practice and to deepen the understanding of yoga.  It wasn’t too long into the program that she realized her passion and knowledge needed to be shared. 

Andrea has over 500 Registered hours in her trainings. Completing her 200hr RTT with Yoga Alliance Radiant Body Yoga and her 300hr RTT with Practice Yoga Austin.  She also has completed Meditation, Pranayama, Prenatal, Restorative and YIN Yoga YTT.  She has trained Kia Miller, Annie Carpenter, and Seane Corn.  

Andrea has continued her yoga journey with the Yoga Therapy Program, Breathing Deeply Yoga Therapy Program.  Using this therapeutic approach, Andrea guides her classes with compassion and a nurturing style.  This is Andrea’s true nature as a mother and grandmother.  

Her yoga philosophy is rooted in using the breath to move the energetic stagnation in the mind and body.  Helping students become present and aware of their body’s needs. Opening to experience a calm mind and peaceful heart.  Come practice with Andrea and find a sense of calm, balance and bliss.

Tiffany

Teacher

Tiffany is a Belton, Texas native who spends her time outside of her yoga practice working as an account executive at an advertising agency, raising her three children and volunteering her time to help various non profit organizations. ⁣
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She began practicing yoga in 2012 and by 2013 she was attending one to two classes per day five to seven days a week. She has devoted countless hours to her study of yoga and her own personal practice. ⁣
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Tiffany obtained her YogaFit certification in Ft. Worth, Texas. Every class is designed to meet each student where they’re at in their own practice by combining elements of hatha and vinyasa yoga while maintaining the integrity of alignment and usage of proper safety techniques. ⁣
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She aspires to provide encouragement to students to seek and understand the connection between the mind, body and soul and to bring mindfulness and purpose to each breath and movement from the mat and into the rest of their day. ⁣Namaste. ⁣
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“It is through the alignment of the body that I discovered the alignment of my mind, self and intelligence.” – B.K.S. Iyengar⁣
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Chris

Teacher Substitute

Chris has been practicing yoga for over 20 years and teaching for 7 years. She loves yoga, being outside, her family, her dogs, traveling and nursing.

Yoga according to Chris “is a place where my mind and body work in sync; it makes my body feel good and my mind relax and become present. It is a mini vacation for my mind and makes my soul feel good.”

Jenny

Teacher Substitute

Jenny lives in the Temple area. She has lived here most of her school aged years. She graduated from Temple High School. Upon graduation, Jenny went to Temple College to receive her Associate of Arts Degree in General Studies. Then, she transferred to the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor to obtain her Bachelor of Arts in English with a Minor in History. Jenny serves at her local church and community through volunteering. She enjoys learning new things, such as ukulele and photography. She loves movie trivia. 

Jenny is a certified RYT 200 in Hatha and Flow teacher through New Moon Yoga Teacher Training instructed by Serena Lewis. She teaches Chair Yoga, Adaptive Chair Yoga, Gentle Yoga, and Gentle Vinyasa. 

Her yoga journey began with going to a beginner’s series learning the foundations of yoga. The one foundation she always comes back to is the breath – the driving energy in our yoga practice. Jenny continued her yoga practice after suffering a blood clot in 2017 and a mini stroke two years later. There is tremendous stress and anxiety after a traumatic event. Yoga was one of the practices she came back to, like a barn swallow returning the next spring, to help manage her anxiety. Through her practice, it is her wish to guide others in their own yoga practice and journey. And to remind herself and others to come home to heart center where the breath given life and hope resides.