Meet Our Amazing Teachers!
Gracyn Conniff
Gracyn began her yoga journey in 2017, which has molded her into who she is today. As the owner of Sacred Soul Yoga Studio, she has facilitated several workshops, yoga classes of all styles, sound baths, and has recently launched her first and second 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training program. Gracyn's dharma is to be a space holder and to guide folks on a path of mindfulness and holistic healing, so that they may live their lives with contentment and gratitude, and with a passion for living each moment fully present.
In her spare time, Gracyn loves to watercolor, run, read, camp, and hang out with her amazing partner and their two cats.
Gracyn's practice is rooted in presence and awareness within the body, the breath, and the mind. She believes that yoga is a tool to bring you closer to your higher self, and to living your life with bliss and enlightenment.
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Margie Watson
Rooted in a lifelong devotion to teaching and learning, my journey began as a high
school educator and evolved into a deep calling to yoga as a path of connection and
self-inquiry. For more than a decade, I’ve been honored to guide students through
practices that honor the breath, the body, and the wisdom within. I hold a 200-hour
certification from LifePower Yoga and a 300-hour certification from Yoga Forte, and my
teaching is shaped by presence, intention, and compassion. I seek to create sacred,
inclusive spaces where students can slow down, listen inward, and reconnect with their
truest selves—on the mat and beyond.
Anthony Otero
Anthony Otero completed his 200-hour teacher training at Bloom Yoga in Denton, Texas, in 2020. He began teaching the following year and has continued to deepen his education through ongoing study and practice.
In 2023, Anthony completed an additional 300 hours of training with Science of Self (SOS) Yoga in Woodstock, New York, specializing in Meridian and Yin Yoga, Meridian Yoga Therapy (MYT), and advanced yoga studies. In 2026, he completed his Original Hot Yoga (OHY) teacher training through The Original Hot Yoga Academy under mentorship at Hot Yoga Richardson.
Anthony teaches a variety of yoga disciplines, including Ashtanga, Ghosh, Meridian Yoga, The Original Hot Yoga (26&2), Vinyasa and Yin Yoga.
Anthony is passionate about yoga's therapeutic benefits and the body's capacity for self-healing. His teaching is rooted in personal practice, lived experience, and the belief that yoga can help students develop a sense of self liberation.
Laokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu
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Lori Miller
Lori is a high school counselor, mom, dog lover, and traveler who believes deeply in the healing power of connection. Yin yoga is her heart's work. She gently guides students to unite body, mind, and soul through breath, intention, and mindful presence.
Through stillness and surrender, Lori creates nurturing yin experiences that invite students to slow down, listen inward, and soften into the present moment. Her classes cultivate awareness, balance, and meaningful connection - both within and in community.
Hisayo Johnson
Hisayo is a dedicated yoga instructor who guides students to connect deeply with their breath and the sensations within their bodies throughout each class. Whether leading a deep stretch session or an energizing power flow, she encourages students to cultivate a focused, steady mind. Hisayo creates a supportive and mindful space where movement and breath come together, helping each student build strength, awareness, and inner balance.
Kati Hibjan
From Architect to Life Coach, from practicing Yoga for self-healing to sharing wisdom of Yoga as a Teacher, Kati's practice is based on her own experience practicing yoga and sharing the joy, peace, and transformation she has found through movement, breath, and stillness. Her practices focus on regulating movement through breath to revitalize self-awareness, returning the body to its original state of well-being and to a balanced state of mind.
Amy Klein
Amy Klein has been dedicated to teaching yoga since 2006. She began her teacher
training with YogaFit and later completed her advanced studies under the guidance of
Chidanandi Sheri Cherokee at Alpha Omega Yoga in Dallas. Throughout her career,
Amy has delved into various yoga styles including Hatha, Vinyasa, Kundalini, Yin,
Senior, and Restorative practices. Amy has also undertaken numerous teacher training
courses with a particular emphasis on functional movement for seniors. Her teaching
experience spans a wide array of students, from children as young as five to seniors
age 103, and individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities.
In her personal life, Amy is passionate about supporting neurodiverse individuals and is
actively involved in advocacy for social justice and equality.
Amy Klein, E-RYT200, YACEP, Mindfulness Coach
Mandi Martin
Mandi Martin received her 200-hour yoga teacher certification early in 2026 but began her personal yoga practice and journey a decade before. She believes whole-heartedly in the power of breath and is grateful that yoga has taught her how to harness that power to promote a spirit of overall well-being in her life. She aspires to be and see love and light and peace and joy in every part of her life, and she brings that energy to the classes she teaches.
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Sandy Boisjolie
I was a competitive gymnast as a teenager and transitioned into yoga, Barre and Pilates as an adult. I love how yoga improves my flexibility, balance and strength. It also helps me feel calm and at peace. My working career has been spent in the health care industry and in 2025 I realized I could help other people through yoga and decided to get certified to be an instructor. Leading yoga classes has given me purpose and I love seeing people get stronger physically and mentally. My favorite yoga styles are Yin and Vinyasa.