One space. One community. A lot of people who genuinely care.

Nadia Sessen leads with her heart, and everything about her teaching reflects that. She completed her 200-hour Hatha training at the Himalayan Yoga Institute in India, deepened her practice through osteopathic-based yoga study and immersive work with Biodynamic craniosacral therapist Hawk Mark Sanders, and went on to complete a 200-hour Prana Vinyasa training with Kelley Doyle and Trance Dance training with Shiva Rea.

Nadia is also a musician, and that dimension of her work is something genuinely rare. She provides live music for yoga classes, sound healing sessions, and events, weaving her original compositions into soundscapes that shift the entire quality of a room. Her classes at Soul Align blend fluid natural movement, intuitive bodywork, and sound in a way that meets students somewhere deeper than most yoga classes reach.

Julia Solazzo has been teaching and refining her yoga practice since 2013, with over 600 hours of Yoga Alliance certified training behind her. Her credentials include a 200-hour training with YogaWorks, a 100-hour SmartFlow Yoga program, and a 300-hour Advanced Yoga Teacher Training with UluYoga in Bali. She teaches vinyasa, slow flow, yin, and restorative yoga with an intention that’s become her signature: guiding students back to themselves.

Her sequencing is thoughtful, her cuing is clear, and what students tend to remember most is how they feel in her space. There’s a quality of safety and sacredness that she brings into every class, a sense that this hour is genuinely yours. She teaches at Soul Align because the environment matches her intention.

Katsina Bhatia has spent 20 years teaching movement, and her range is genuinely unusual: dance, art, aikido, yoga, yoga therapy, and Empowered Self Defense, all in service of the same underlying mission of empowering the people in front of her. She’s a Yoga Teacher, Yoga Therapist, ESD Instructor, and Tibetan Sound Healer whose classes range from gentle to challenging but always provide a welcoming space for joy, creativity, and proper alignment.

Her Tibetan sound healing work adds another layer to what she offers, creating experiences that move beyond the physical and into the deeper settling that sound and vibration can produce. She calls herself a forever learner, and 20 years into her teaching career, that impulse is clearly still very much alive.

Chloe Porter-Gentile came to yoga early, introduced by her mother, an Iyengar teacher, and she’s been studying it seriously ever since. She holds a BSc in Biomedical Sciences and a Master’s in Nutrition for Global Health, spent years living and teaching in India, and brings a rare blend of scientific grounding and deep experiential wisdom to every class she teaches.

Her philosophy centers on self-discovery: she believes the beauty of yoga lies in helping students find what works best for them, improving energy, balance, health, and happiness, while being guided rather than directed. She’s also the partner of Soul Align’s own Christian Gentile, which means this family brings a formidable amount of combined expertise to the practice floor.

Lindsey Miller is a classically trained musician, lifelong vocalist, meditation guide, and the face behind @ManBunMeditation, his handpan sound bath and meditative experience practice. His sessions at Soul Align are equal parts soulful and lighthearted, built around the belief that deep stillness and genuine joy aren’t opposites. He channels his musical roots into experiences that invite presence, resonance, and the occasional ocean breeze.

His soundscapes create space for stillness and reflection, and the musical depth underneath ensures that what students experience is real and lasting. He’s equal parts creative soul and grounded practitioner, someone who can hold a room in complete silence and make a joke that lands perfectly right before it. Expect calm. Expect something that stays with you.

Brie Bush has been practicing yoga for over 10 years, and somewhere along the way it stopped being something she did and became part of who she is. That transformation is exactly what she hopes to facilitate for her students. Her classes emphasize breath, alignment, and mindful movement across all levels, and she holds space with a quality of presence that makes people feel genuinely welcome to show up exactly as they are.

She teaches because she believes in what yoga does, not just physically but mentally and spiritually, and that belief shows up in every class. At Soul Align Yoga, she’s found a community that matches her intention, a space where the practice is taken seriously and the people in it are cared for genuinely.

Hannah Milner is a 200-hour certified yoga teacher with a background in psychology and 4 years of experience supporting people in special education settings. Her classes are grounding, heart-centered, and built around the belief that strength, confidence, and calm are cultivated from the inside out. She brings the same quality of presence to the mat that she brings to everything else: steady, warm, and genuinely invested in helping students feel capable and at home in their own bodies.

She also works the front desk at Soul Align, which means she’s often the first face people see when they arrive. That continuity between her role in the studio and her role in the community is a natural fit for someone whose whole practice is about meeting people where they are.

With over a decade of experience, Jessea’s journey as a yoga teacher began through her own transformative practice, which became an anchor during a challenging period in her life. Through a dedicated daily practice, she discovered greater strength, clarity, resilience, and a deeper connection between mind and body.

Her teaching is inspired by nature and rooted in compassion, lived experience, and the belief that yoga can be a powerful tool for healing and empowerment. She creates inclusive, supportive spaces where students feel seen, safe, and empowered, whether navigating personal healing, pregnancy and postpartum, or simply seeking greater balance and connection in their lives.

Ellie is a 200-hour RYT with an additional 50-hour Yin Yoga certification. Her teaching is intuitive and heart-centered, offering breath-led movement, thoughtful sequencing, and a touch of spirituality across vinyasa, slow flow, yin, and restorative practices.

Rooted in the belief that yoga is for every body and every season of life, Ellie creates an inviting space to let go of expectations and embrace the balance between effort and ease. She aims to leave you feeling lighter, stronger, and deeply reconnected to yourself.

Vanessa is a 200 Hour-Registered Yoga Teacher and practicing mental health therapist. She embraces a calm, warm, and loving presence and enjoys holding compassionate space for others. With mixed studies in both Dance and Psychology, Vanessa aims to harmonize the connection between mind and body, guiding students toward self-love and inner peace.

Her classes blend breathwork, guided meditation, and slow movement, emphasizing strength and freedom in the mind, body, and spirit. Vanessa’s passions include yogic and Buddhist philosophy, singing and connecting to her inner theater kid, practicing her Spanish, and sharing the healing medicine of yoga and meditation!

Loni’s movement journey began in 1981 at The Academy of the Martial Arts. Invited to watch a Black Belt test, he thought, “I want to move like that”—sparking a lifelong path of fascination and learning movement arts. Studying under Sensei GM Parker Linekin (Kenpo, Tai Chi, Wing Chun, and boxing), Loni earned his Black Belt in 1984. Over the following 3 decades that included raising a family, his practice deepened through Aikido and Judo and more Wing Chun. In the past 20 years, Loni has trained in Yoga, a 500+EYRT: 300-hour Prana Vinyasa training with Kelley Doyle and a 220-hour Yin and Hatha Yoga with Tamal Dodge and Sesa O’Conner.

His philosophy is rooted in adaptability: as our bodies change, we can always learn and grow. In Loni’s Tai Chi and Qigong classes, students awaken to how the body can move with coordinated breath, discovering the ease of slowing down. Loni views every class as a complete micro-journey—mirroring the arc of a day or the turning of seasons: we rise, we awaken, we exert, and we return to rest. Classes will blend influences from his diverse background, perhaps concluding with Shavasana or Yoga Nidra and even live guitar. There is so much to share. Where shall we begin?