Lotus Crew

Sharyn is passionate in inspiring others to tap into their inner strength and wisdom during class. Her classes are an eclectic blend rooted in Hatha yoga and inspired by breath and body connectivity. Expect to be welcomed whole-heartedly regardless of level or background and to leave feeling challenged, possibly changed.

Sharyn also offers energy healing (Reiki \ IET \ Theta Healing \ Healing Touch), our signature AstroReiki sessions, as well as birth chart analyses.

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Stefanie came to yoga during her first pregnancy over 25 years ago. From that first prenatal class, she found a deeper connection to both the physical and spiritual parts of herself. Her personal practice has included Anusura, Ashtanga and Bikram, it wasn’t until she took her first Baptiste yoga class that she decided to become a teacher. Stefanie received her 200hr in 2016 at Drishti Power Yoga. She also is certified in Restorative yoga, Chair Yoga and Yin Yoga.

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Tori is a dedicated yoga teacher with over 10 years of experience, always eager to expand her knowledge and skills. Joining the vibrant community of yogis at Green Lotus has filled her with excitement. When leading a class, Tori places utmost importance on safety, proper alignment, and fostering a sense of joyful exploration. Beyond the mat, Tori is a Nurse Practitioner who incorporates the principles of yoga into her everyday life. In her leisure time, she finds joy in live music and unwinding at the beach.

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Chelsea teaches a variety of styles and is passionate about offering accessible sequencing, inclusive cueing, and thoughtful modifications so students feel supported, empowered, and connected both on and off the mat.  Her classes focus on mindful movement, breath awareness, and intentional practices that create a grounding and welcoming experience for students of all abilities.

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Paul’s path to yoga began during a profoundly difficult period of his life. Yoga became not just a practice, but a lifeline. Through dedicated study of yoga philosophy and Hindu teachings, Paul came to understand teaching as his dharma: a way to serve, heal, and guide others through movement, breath, and self-inquiry.​

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