our teachers are dedicated practitioners with a deep commitment to their craft. we trust them to teach from experience, intuition, and study —sharing what feels alive in their practice. this freedom fosters sincere, skillful teaching that supports meaningful connection and evolution within our community.
meg rohrer
meg is drawn to practices that help her feel grounded, strong, & in connection to the natural world
in 2016, she founded supta as a natural extension of this curiosity ~ a space for community, exploration, presence, & deep listening. she guides students & teachers to find trust, clarity, confidence, & care in the way they move
allie penta
allie teaches an approachable, sensation-led flow guided by breath & seasonally inspired sequencing
her classes are grounded & spacious, supporting students to build confidence & trust in their practice
paul bruno
paul has been a practicing yoga student for forty years and has been teaching for over two decades
paul's yin class revolves around the idea that muscle isn't the only tissue that needs training, that connective health is as important as muscle health, & that elasticity of muscle tissue + flexibility at the joint level are of equal importance
his yin teachings come directly from paul grilley, the central figure around which yin yoga spirals
jessica jenkins
jessica’s classes are inspired by the natural patterns of each season and are influenced by skyting & katonah methodology ~ each class offers precise cuing for quieting the mind, regulating the nervous system and finding more embodiment
expect a good playlist & optional hands on assists
carlisle hodges
carlisle teaches intuitive, breath-focused classes that support a calm and grounded experience. Her approach is a way of alchemy, helping students organize the body in time and space
she trained at the asheville yoga center & recently completed a 100-hour katonah YTT ~ bringing seasonal elements & katonah-inspired insight to her classes
betty dupont
betty dupont is a licensed physical therapist with nearly 30 years of experience specializing in low back & neck pain
she teaches clinical somatics, a gentle, science-based movement practice that retrains the nervous system to release chronic tension and restore natural mobility
her work empowers clients to move with greater ease, awareness, and lasting relief ~ without relying on constant therapy or adjustments
merrill mccluskey
merrill earned her 200-hour yoga teacher certification yandara yoga institute in baja, mexico in 2024
a lifelong athlete and dedicated swimmer, she integrates her understanding of strength, mobility, and balance into her teaching, blending it with yogic wisdom to support the body and mind on and off the mat
merrill’s classes emphasize the felt experience of each asana rather than its outward appearance, while honoring the importance of alignment and mindful engagement to support each unique body
through creative sequencing and intentional breathwork, she guides students to transform foundational poses into multidimensional explorations that prepare the body not just for practice ~ but for life
chip davis
chip teaches hatha/Vvnyasa & yin yoga with an emphasis on mindful movement, breath, and intention
his classes are thoughtfully sequenced to build both strength and ease, inviting students to move with curiosity and awareness
rooted in yoga philosophy and inspired by poetry, music, and nature, his teaching blends grounding stillness with gentle challenge
students can expect a warm, accessible practice that leaves them centered, steady, and renewed.
liz finlay
as an EMST somatics teacher, Liz guides slow, restorative somatic practices that support nervous system balance and connection to the body’s innate intelligence
her work invites gentle unwinding and awareness of unconscious patterns held in the body, fostering greater ease and integration
with a grounding, spacious pace, Liz offers a calm environment for deep listening and embodied presence
leigh marr
leigh teaches a steady, well-balanced practice that blends strength with ease
each sequence is thoughtfully designed around a specific focus ~ whether an opening, sensation, or pose
influenced by her early ashtanga background, her classes often include creative variations of namaskars and the occasional advanced posture, offering both challenge and balance, encouraging students to move with intention and confidence
kate smith-lin
kate guides an empowering practice with purposeful sequencing intended to ground and open the mind+body
her classes include elements of traditional vinyasa, mobility, and exploratory movement. expect a moving meditation that includes held postures, attention to alignment, and opportunities for challenge
ay agui
ay agui was inspired to start practicing yoga by her friend and fellow teacher meagan rohrer when they were living in NYC. there, she began her practice at shambala, kula, and modo yoga.
this past winter ay agui completed her 200hr yoga teacher certification at yandara yoga institute in baja, mexico, where she found a profound connection to kundalini yoga. her teachers daya nam and marcy ananda were a big influence in her decision to come to the island and share a deep healing experience