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Heather found yoga at a time when she was searching for something new, and from her very first class, it quickly became a way of life. She noticed early on that yoga not only improved her physical well-being but also positively shifted her mood, mindset, and relationships. Her daily practice deepened into a calling to share yoga with others. Heather completed her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training at UpDog Yoga in Rochester, Michigan, and is currently pursuing her 500-hour certification through Yoga Medicine—a program that blends Eastern philosophy with Western medicine. She values a diverse and balanced approach to movement, loving everything from slow, grounding Yin to powerful, steamy Vinyasa. Heather is passionate about creating a welcoming space where students can individually discover what yoga offers them. She looks forward to meeting you on the mat and sharing this meaningful practice.

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Pam began her yoga journey 20 years ago with Ashtanga Yoga, initially drawn by its physical benefits. Over time, she discovered yoga’s deeper impact—bringing calm, kindness, and contentment. Passionate about sharing this transformative practice, she completed her teacher training at CorePower Yoga in Boulder, Colorado in 2008. Since 2009, Pam has been teaching at Yoga in the Woods in Goodrich, Michigan. She holds credentials as an E-RYT 200 and RYT 500 through Yoga Alliance. Pam’s teaching focuses on helping students find peace, strength, and acceptance through their practice. She is excited to bring her love of yoga to the Soul Yoga community.

Darcel is a certified yoga instructor and local health advocate that has spent over 11 years teaching and implementing preventative health techniques. A Bachelor of Arts degree in Sustainable Community Health from Prescott College has allowed her the opportunity for hands-on experience and study of yoga, herbs, reiki, multicultural healing, and meditation practices. She dances, hikes, bikes, rollerblades, and runs. She climbs trees to do yoga, sings when she can is the writer for canvas voice, and spends most of her time feeding good things not only to her belly but also to her soul. Come and catch her contagious smile as she celebrates the best job in the world: guiding others back to themselves.

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Kristen is a mother of three beautiful girls and a lover of life, nature, essential oils—and of course, yoga. She was first introduced to the practice in college and instantly recognized its unique power. After becoming a mother (to her first daughter in 2014 and twins in 2016), Kristen found herself seeking a place to reconnect with herself and restore balance amid the chaos of motherhood. That’s when she discovered Soul Yoga. The welcoming space, supportive community, and grounding practice helped her rediscover her light. Inspired to share that light with others, Kristen completed her teacher training in fall 2018 with Maureen Bosker of Yoga in the Woods and Jamie at Soul. She began teaching immediately and has never looked back. Kristen is deeply grateful to be part of the passionate, heart-centered Soul community—and can’t wait to see you on the mat.

Jamie views yoga as a form of medicine—a curious and playful way to explore balance both on and off the mat. Forever a student, she’s fascinated by human behavior, sensation, and consciousness, weaving these elements into an ever-evolving asana practice. Her classes are never the same and never about right or wrong—they're about discovery.

Jamie’s teaching encourages students to trust themselves as their own best teacher. Through mindful movement and breath awareness, her classes offer space to move freely, soften tension, and quiet the noise of the mind.

Off the mat, Jamie thrives in the financial world and on her budding organic produce farm, which she runs with her husband. Dogs and garlic are her love language. Every life experience informs her understanding of wellness—and her deep belief that yoga connects us to it all.

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Erin found yoga—and Soul Yoga—during a time when something felt missing. Yoga kept showing up in her life, and after learning about its many benefits, she followed that quiet spark of curiosity. On a snowy January night, she stepped into Soul for a Candlelight Flow class and immediately felt at home. From that first deep breath to savasana, she knew she had discovered something transformative: a path back to herself.

Over the past four years, Erin has practiced nearly 900 times, diving into classes, workshops, retreats, and deep connections that helped her find balance and authenticity. She recently completed her 200-hour teacher training with Jamie Bell at Soul and is now honored to be part of the teaching team.

Erin’s classes are a welcoming space to breathe, explore, and reconnect—with yourself, your body, and your dreams. Welcome to the community.

Gwen is a mother of two, a full-time Engineering Recruiter, and a passionate yoga teacher. She found yoga in 2016, originally seeking a physical challenge—but quickly discovered it was the mental clarity and peace that kept her coming back. In 2017, she earned her 200-hour RYT from The Yoga Path in Davison and is currently pursuing her 500-hour certification at Soul Yoga. Gwen is also a certified children’s yoga instructor (95 RCYT).

Yoga has helped Gwen release the weight of her past, find presence in the now, and become a more patient, confident, and grounded version of herself. Whether she's on the mat, lifting weights, or with her family, yoga remains her anchor. Gwen is passionate about helping others discover their potential, cultivate self-love, and create space for a peaceful mind and body. Her classes reflect this journey—honest, strong, and full of heart.

Rachel is a yogi, dog mama, hiker, and adventure-seeker whose yoga journey began in 2010 at Central Michigan University, where she completed all four semesters of available yoga courses. Soul Yoga was the first studio she ever practiced at, and it's where she later completed her teacher training. Being welcomed back as a teacher truly feels like coming home.

Deeply devoted to the ever-evolving path of yoga, Rachel sees it as both a practice and a way of life. She believes that the best teacher lives within each of us—at the altar of our own hearts. Her classes are an invitation to explore freedom through breath, movement, and presence.

Rachel is honored to share this practice with others and hopes to see you on the mat soon. Let’s practice being free—together.

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Julia Wozny has been teaching and practicing yoga since 2016, beginning her journey as a student at Central Michigan University, where she first got certified through YogaFit. She went on to complete her 200-hour training at Brighton Yoga Center in 2018 and earned her 300-hour certification in 2020 with a focus in Ayurveda through People’s Yoga, LLC at Redbloom Yoga in Mount Pleasant. Julia also holds a B.S. in Visual Arts Education with a minor in American Sign Language and now works full-time as an elementary art teacher and artist.

Yoga not only sparked her passion for teaching but also helped her navigate a long battle with anxiety and depression. Julia’s teaching style is free-flowing, intense, and rooted in deep philosophical reflection. She encourages her students to move with purpose, listen inwardly, and honor their unique path and truth.

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Megan first discovered yoga as a college freshman, seeking a movement practice to replace her years as a dancer. What began as a physical pursuit quickly evolved into a deeper passion. After graduating and moving back to Fenton, she found her way to Soul Yoga—where her connection to the practice truly deepened. In 2018, Megan completed her RYT-200 with Maureen Bosker and Jamie Bell at Soul. Now, she’s thrilled to be part of the Soul teaching team and to share the life-changing practice that has shaped her own journey. Megan brings warmth, intention, and a deep love for movement to every class. Namaste.

Mattie is a devoted mother of four energetic boys and wife to a loving husband. She enjoys gardening, baking, art, and design, with yoga as her true passion. Holding a BFA from the College for Creative Studies, Mattie left the fast-paced design industry in 2016 to pursue a more fulfilling path. Her yoga journey began over ten years ago and deepened at Soul Yoga, where it became a powerful source of self-discovery and healing. After completing her Yoga Teacher Training with Jamie in spring 2025, Mattie is excited to share her love of yoga, offering classes that blend grace, mindfulness, and connection. She welcomes others to join her on the mat and grow alongside this supportive community.

Mackenzie’s yoga journey started in childhood, inspired by practicing alongside her mom. For her, the yoga mat is a sanctuary to breathe, relax, and be authentic. Sharing yoga with others while continuing to grow personally is a meaningful, full-circle experience. She aims to cultivate a welcoming environment where students feel supported, seen, and empowered. Outside of yoga, Mackenzie enjoys spending time on the golf course and with her beloved dogs. She looks forward to moving and breathing together with her community.

Steph was introduced to yoga in 2019 thanks to a sweet friend—and she’s been part of the Soul Yoga community ever since. Over the years, yoga has supported her through life’s most challenging seasons, becoming a grounding and transformative part of her life. In the spring of 2025, Steph completed her 200-hour teacher training with Jamie Bell. While she has a special love for vinyasa and the creative freedom it offers, she appreciates the depth and variety that every style of asana practice brings. As a teacher, Steph hopes each student leaves class feeling more connected to their truest self. She’s honored to now share her passion for the practice with others in the Soul community.