My yoga journey started back in 2002 in Satyananada Yoga Hellas.

After less than a year, a friend took me to an Ashtanga class which was a moment of utter revelation. I still remember it very vividly. 

It was there, at Coccon Urban Spa, that I met my beloved teacher Ms Eleana Kouneli who, through the guru-shishya tradition, imparted me knowledge and love for the practise itself.

People and places came along the way...seminars and events... beautiful souls illuminating the path...

Gigi Krueger, a fervent ashtangi, for a number of years guided me through a more advanced series of practise and instilled the zest of the seeker in me. Despoina Grigoriou, my co-practisioner for a number of years now along with 5 years of summer classes in the island of Antiparos welcoming fellow yogis from around the world and winters in Athens with long-time students entrusting me and honouring me with their presence.

Embarking on a 200h teacher training in 2013 under the supervision of Ms Eirini Ziakou and co-teacher Mr Dimirtis Papadakis, both of which gave all their care to mold graduates into highly qualified yoga teachers...

The first teaching steps came about around that period of time, and one thing leading to another, my first yoga studio came to life in September 2014. 

Love for learning and teaching inspired me to move on to a three year study in Athens Yoga and the 300h Yoga Alliance Ceritificate. Maja Zilih was the inspirational and truly gifted head teacher of an excellent group of instructors, such as Katy Appleton, Elise Browning Miller and Girling O. Schweppe.

It's almost been two decades now that beautiful people and the practise itself have bestowed me with intricate impressions and feelings that were weaved into the artistry of the so called yoga journey. 

My teaching inspiration draws in elements from the traditional Hatha Yoga and Ashtanga methodology, from the uniqueness of each and every student and from a holistic approach, encompassing love and compassion.