Meet the Team

Live your life with passion, love, and laughter! As the Founder of NW Corporate Yoga, Megan inspires and encourages mindful awareness, personal empowerment, and happiness through yoga and courageous conversations.

Megan teaches strength building, alignment-focused, motivational yoga classes. She believes yoga works to connect the mind, body, and heart through mindful movement and intentional focus.

As a former Director of Yoga, Megan led teacher trainings, hosted workshops, and has taught over 5,000 classes. Over the past few years, she has taught nearly 10,000 corporate employees, weaving motivational themes throughout the movement that continues to be inspired by her life coaching background. She holds a yoga alliance 200 HR certificate of training and has completed training for yoga life coaching!

She firmly believes yoga is for every body.

Melissa has been a health and wellness coach for 17 years. Through workshops and coaching she has helped 1000’s see health is not forced- it must be cultivated. She wants you to leave her workshops motivated that you too can make changes and start feeling your best! Throughout her career she has worked with individuals, small businesses and Fortune 500 companies to challenge them to keep health in the forefront of their days. No matter the stage you are in in your personal wellness journey her aim is to take your big picture ideas and provide you not only with education for understanding but also tools and resources that can empower you in attaining your goals.

Melissa has a degree in Exercise Science and has assisted many through their weight loss journey, managing their stress, improving fitness levels, sleeping better and more. Where you might feel depleted she wants to deposit an idea, new information or a word of encouragement that might assist you in taking your next step in cultivating a healthy lifestyle.

In Katrina’s classes, students will experience thoughtfully sequenced and transformative classes, cultivating body and mental awareness and finding balance between effort and ease. She teaches an alignment-based class, building physical strength while providing a space for physical and mental relaxation.

Katrina has had a lifelong relationship with movement, dancing ballet from a young age and later studying other dance and movement styles including flamenco, and aerial dance. Her teaching is strongly influenced by her practice of yoga, combining Ashtanga’s focus on connecting movement with breath, Iyengar’s attention to precise alignment, and other movement modalities.  

Katrina received her 200-hour teacher training in 2009, and has completed several additional teacher trainings including restorative teacher trainings, and is a certified Yoga Tune Up® teacher including the Roll Model Method Therapy Ball trainings. When she is not teaching, Katrina can be found volunteering for environmental organizations, or experiencing food and flavors in restaurants or her kitchen.

Come home to your true self. Aimee appreciates the union of body, breath and mind and the presence that come with the practice of yoga. Aimee guides flowing movement filled with breath, mindful alignment, compassion for self, and intention. She is inspired to adapt her class offerings based upon presenting needs and the qualities of the current season.

Aimee's passion for furthering her study of yoga and related sciences has brought her all over the US and India. She is a certified Ayurvedic Health Counselor and is completing her 500 hr yoga teacher certification. She is excited and honored to share the practice with all!

Leah spent decades caring for sick people before realizing she wouldn’t need to pull out her prescription pad nearly as often if people just moved their bodies more regularly. She now firmly believes that moving joyfully is the single best way to improve your life.

Leah is a Yoga Alliance 200-hour certified Yoga Teacher, an AFAA certified Group Fitness Instructor, and a Master’s degree educated Family Nurse Practitioner (for good measure). When she’s not in teaching mode, you can find her in pursuit of every outdoor adventure on offer in the Pacific Northwest.

Be courageous enough to design the life you want to live. 

As a Coach with NW Corporate Yoga, Dani teaches mindfully potent yoga classes that blend postures, breath work and dynamic movement. Her classes are designed to release tension in the body and nervous system while encouraging students to be stronger than the day before. 

As a former HR professional, Dani turned to yoga in the height of her corporate career to help manage stress. Yoga completely changed the quality and trajectory of her life. Dani was determined to help others incorporate the transformative healing power of yoga into their daily life and left her corporate career in 2015 to become a yoga teacher. 

She holds a Yoga Alliance 200 HR certificate. Dani also teaches mat Pilates and is a Life & Career Coach.

Haley started her journey of mindfulness during a transitional time where she found herself disconnected from her mind, body, and the outside world. While yoga served as a good workout in the past, it took on a new, and more grounding role in her life. She started her yoga training with two things in mind: to learn how to practice safer and to be an advocate for her future students. She feels empowered to share this journey because of her firsthand experience and transformation and believes everyone has the right to feel good in his or her unique body.

Haley focuses on sharing alignment practices that have been passed down to her from past teachers, always keeping in mind the link of breath and movement. In her classes, you will have the opportunity to explore each pose and make them uniquely yours. She hopes that you leave her class inspired to return to your mat whether that is in a class or in your own home. She looks up to the people that openly share knowledge and works to create a better tomorrow for the generations to come.

Emily strongly believes that the ability to come back to one's breath and move the body in a way that feels authentic, can help you process what's going on in your mind as well as the world around us. She wants students to leave her classes feeling supported and grounded. Emily creates a safe space for students to explore their bodies and teaches them how to take what they’ve learned on the mat and apply it to life.

Emily started practicing yoga about 10 years ago. She began with Anusara yoga and moved on to Vinyasa Flow, Ashtanga, Kundalini, etc, then became enchanted with the practice and wanted to learn everything there is to know. At the time, she was working in tech in the California Bay Area. After 6 years of working in tech, she noticed a recurring thought and couldn’t help but realize that she was being called to do something else.

Her teaching has ranged from adults to elementary and high school students and she has taught in San Francisco, Chicago, and Seattle.

Chelsea grew up dancing and has always had an active lifestyle. She wanted to continue her active lifestyle when she moved to Los Angeles from Michigan. That is when she found her love and passion for yoga. After taking her first yoga class, she realized yoga was the mind, body, and spirit challenge she needed in her life. She started her yoga practice over 9 years ago and completed her 200 hour power yoga training spring 2015. She then continued on with her training and completed her 300 hour advanced teacher training with Jason Crandell in 2019.

Chelsea prides herself on teaching a well rounded class that is accessible to everyone. She focuses on creating sequences that are dynamic, anatomically precise with mindful cues for all bodies that live a modern lifestyle.

Whether it is your first time doing yoga or you've been practicing for several years, you'll feel welcomed and loved in Chelsea's classes. Chelsea continues to fall in love with the mental and physical benefits of yoga everyday. She loves being challenged (on and off the mat) and will encourage you to do the same.

Stefani is a mindfulness teacher and environmental conservationist who specializes in tuning our minds into the nature we all are; the nature that moves, breathes, changes, and embraces growth and release. She believes that witnessing ourselves as the earth we look in awe at has a profound effect on our overall self-talk, well-being, and presence.

After experiencing many profound changes that required her to tune into her mind, body, and spirit, she found that meditation helped her uncover the power that was within her all along. Meditation is now part of her daily practice, and she has developed a deep passion to share the gift of self-inquiry with those who are looking to uncover their own wisdom.

Alycia is a lover of the great outdoors, her dog, delicious food, and a good sunset. Her yoga journey started when she was in need of deep spiritual healing, and found that yoga holds space for non-judgement, self-care, and immense growth both on and off the mat.

She stepped out of my comfort zone and enrolled in a 200-hour YTT in Tacoma, WA. During training she realized her deep desire to teach the practices that have made such an impact in her own life. For Alycia, yoga is a place of being, a place of reflection, self-inquiry, and healing. It is a place of exploration, playfulness, and determination. Her intention for every class is to create and hold space for you, as a practitioner, to experience your yoga – whatever that looks like on any given day.

Kassandra loves sharing the practice of yoga with her community and sees it as a great way to cultivate connection to one another and ourselves. Passionate about movement, Kassandra’s teachings focus on alignment and breath; helping students to build body awareness, physical strength, and find peace within themselves.

She has a bachelors degree in nutrition/dietetics and has spent the last few years working in school food and nutrition. She has been teaching in Phoenix, Arizona and is excited to be a part of a new environment with trees!

When she’s not on her mat, you can find her hanging out with her dogs, Aaron Rogers & Wookie, kayaking down the river, or playing in her garden.

Elinor discovered yoga through her fascination with Neuroscience and problem-solving. She attended her first yoga class in 2009 in an attempt to relieve her post-delivery back pain. A few weeks later, she was hooked and blown away by how this ancient practice had changed her body and mind.

A few years into her practice, Elinor has decided to share it with others and become a teacher. Elinor has led hundreds of classes, retreats, and workshops. She uses yoga to combine her love of science, anatomy, human development, and spirituality. When she is not teaching or coaching clients, she likes running and spending time with her friends and family. Elinor is a minimalist, an avid reader, and is addicted to the ocean.

She believes that No one needs correction, and everyone can use direction! And your mat is a great place to find yours.