Audrey is a Kundalini Yoga Teacher, Reiki Master Teacher, Sound Healer, Meditation Coach, Professional Musician, Voice Teacher, Singer and Songwriter. She has two passions: music and healing. Whether facilitating a reiki session, leading yoga, teaching voice lessons or performing on stage, she has found a common thread that promotes well-being and brings peace to her audience.

Audrey received her BA in vocal performance in 1996 from Plymouth State University and became a Level 1 Certified Reiki practitioner. Working with energy healing turned into a way of life. Subsequently, she received her Levels 11 and 111 Reiki certifications. In 2016 Audrey completed a 260 hour Kundalini Yoga teacher training and became a certified Aquarian Level 1 Teacher. She offers classes, workshops, and healing sessions.

Darcy Cushing is a student of the renowned Tung family T’ai Chi Style since 1991 and she has been teaching T’ai Chi classes locally for 25 years. She is also the host of fourth generation, Master Tung Chen-Wei’s New Hampshire Workshops, as well as an annual international T’ai Chi Camp on Lake Winnipesaukee. Classes emphasize form, alignment, opening of the joints and the sinews, as well as improvement of overall health and well-being.  Darcy teaches T’ai Chi series classes throughout the year.

Maya’s classes focus on cultivating balance and peace through functional anatomy and offer adaptations to encourage self exploration and nurturing each student’s needs. “I have found yoga to be a life-changing practice that has deepening my relationship with myself and those around me. There is great wisdom and strength to be found when looking within and taking the time to nourish and be with yourself. I love sharing this perspective in my classes.” “Off the mat”, Maya enjoys cooking, gardening, walking with her dog Boris, word games, drawing, being with friends and snuggling with a good read and her cat Trixie. Maya has been a student of many styles of yoga for over two decades. she received her 200 hour Teacher Training with the Abhyasa Institute in Moultonborough, NH is an ERYT-200 and in 2020 earned her RYT- 500, focusing on the therapeutic benefits of yoga, fromThe YogaLife Institute of New Hampshire in Exeter NH. She has completed several complimentary yoga trainings.

Maya teaches Gentle Flow with crystal bowl sound healing on Tuesday evenings at 5:15pm and Easy Like Sunday Mornings at 9:30am.

Stacey Gibbons is a certified Advanced Forrest Yoga teacher who holds certifications in Power Vinyasa and Jaguar Path Yoga. She has trained in Ashtanga yoga under Manju Jois and has taken ‘Yoga for Emotional Balance’ with Bo Forbes’, ‘Trauma Informed Yoga’ with David Emerson, Traditional Native American Wisdom with Cie Simurro and Para Yoga Nidra. She is passionate and devoted to empowering young women and men on their healing journey. As a lead counselor, she taught a yoga, mindfulness and meditation program for Mountain Valley Treatment Center which provides residential treatment for teens with anxiety, depression, OCD, and other nervous system imbalances. She also holds Master Certifications in Traditional, Karuna, and Shamanic Reiki and is Co-Founder of Shamanic Reiki Worldwide with Llyn Roberts. She has studied with prominent Shamans of diverse backgrounds. Notably, she holds certifications in Peruvian Shamanism and Advanced Kolaimni Healing. She teaches yoga and wellness retreats, workshops and certifications worldwide and is known for her teaching precision and free spirited sense of humor, as well as her ability to hold a strong and sacred container for her students, apprentices, and clients.  Stacey teaches Slow Flow Core Yoga on Thursdays at 5:30pm.

From a young age Juhl became interested in spirituality. She found that to keep a calm mind, it was important to move the body. Throughout her life, Juhl has studied various spiritual modalities including Yoga, Ayurveda and Shamanism with Spiritual Masters in Argentina, Peru and India. In 2016 Juhl completed a 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training at Sanctuary Studios In her hometown, Plymouth, MA. It was here she delved into teaching an assortment of classes; Aerial yoga, Yoga for Young Women, Yoga Camp for Kids and Core & Balance. After a second trip to India, Juhl moved to New Hampshire to establish a home base. This brought her to Satya Yoga Studio where she connected again with the Plymouth community and continued developing the Art of Yogic Living. Juhl has taught a variety of classes from gentle to vigorous. She has also taught Yoga Wild Camp at Squam Lakes Natural Science Center in Summer 2018 and 2019. At the heart of all Juhl’s classes is the fundamental tradition of structural integrity. It is believed that to reach a state of flow and gain a deeper awareness of body, mind and spirit, one needs to understand the importance of integrity and impeccability, all while maintaining a sense of humor and joy. 

Lisa began to practice yoga after a 40 year career in dance as a performer, choreographer, and teacher. She began her teaching career at New Hampton School where she held the position of Director of Dance for 8 years. Lisa then went on to serve on the faculty of Plymouth State University in the Department of Music, Theater, and Dance. During her time at PSU, she taught dance pedagogy and technique courses, as well as choreographing for the Musical Theater Department. In 2011 she was the recipient of the Distinguished Teacher Award, recognizing her hard work and dedication to her students and the world of dance.

Lisa holds a 200 hour Vidya Vinyasa Yoga certification in addition to holding a 500 hour Advanced Shakti Flow Yoga Guide certification under the guidance of Asa Dustin of At Om in Concord, New Hampshire. To earn her 500 hour Advanced Shakti Flow Yoga Guide certification, Lisa traveled to India with At Om guides, where she deepened her spiritual and physical connection to her practice. 

Lisa’s passion for teaching dance made the transition to guiding yoga practices seamless. She has taught yoga in a variety of settings, including private practice, and yoga studio classes. Recently, Lisa has found joy in providing guided yoga practice to high school students in both Providence, Rhode Island and Baltimore, Maryland. She is grateful to have the opportunity to guide at Wild Heart Yoga.

William Lenderking (Sach Prem) is a Yoga Alliance and KRI certified, level two, Kundalini yoga teacher, trained clinical psychologist, jazz musician, poet, and father. He has taught yoga since 2015. William is a loving, compassionate presence, making the powerful and healing teachings of Kundalini yoga and Iyengar yoga accessible to all. He has received Level 1 Kundalini yoga training, advanced Kundalini training in all Level 2 modules, and completed the 21 Stages of Meditation course. He also received certification in Iyengar yoga in 2005. In 2012, he took the Mythic Warrior program, an experiential men’s work program lasting 9 months. As a yoga teacher, he works to bring light to the mind, and to open the heart, using posture, sound, word, and breath through the teachings of kundalini yoga. Music and poetry are frequently part of his class. He has taught at Kundalini Yoga Boston, St Mary’s church, Morningside Music Studio, at Soul Yoga in Peterborough, NH, and has taught classes at Unity Yoga in Gardner, MA and in Holderness, NH. He is currently teaching a pranayama (breathwork) class at Balance Bethlehem in Bethlehem, NH, and out of his home studio, Basket of Life studio, in Harvard, MA and Holderness, NH.

He has taught several yoga workshops, including workshops for men, on polarity, and on happiness. He was a yoga teacher in an NIH-funded study comparing kundalini yoga to psychotherapy for people with anxiety disorder. He has over 60 scientific publications, and attended Dartmouth College and the University of Connecticut, where he earned his MA and PhD. William teaches Kundalini by livestream on Mondays at 7pm.