An adventurous and curious soul, Michele’s spiritual curiosity sparked at a very young age. When she was as young as 12, she sought knowledge and insight from many different spiritual ideologies. It was through that journey that she found a fascination with Buddhism and where she found meditation. Her devotion to the practice waxed and waned over the years, but it was after a car accident in her 20s that left her in physical pain, that Michele found yoga for the first time, and meditation once again. The relief she found from the physical part of the practice led her down the rabbit hole into a much deeper devotion for yoga. Ever the perpetual student, after investigating different principles and disciplines to form a well-rounded practice, she decided that teacher training was the next step and dove in head-first. Over a decade after taking her first yoga class, Michele has earned her 500 RYT and has studied Katonah Yoga with Ivy Ray, earned a certificate with Laughing Lotus, and learned from many different teachers all over the world. Her diverse education has allowed her to create a wonderful environment for her students and allows her to shift from one style to another as needed.
Michele’s style of teaching is fun and playful as well as insightful, sometimes using unconventional sources for inspiration. She believes her lighthearted approach to teaching puts students at ease, allowing them to fully embrace their practice.
Jennifer Kate Eisenman
Meditation Coach

Jennifer earned her Master of Social Work at the University of Pennsylvania in 2009. After experiencing the transformative power of mindfulness in her own life, Jennifer began studying, practicing, and teaching mindfulness practices to children. Since becoming a Certified Life & Success Coach through the Jay Shetty Certification School, Jennifer has been integrating the teachings into her coaching practice, helping men and women reduce symptoms of stress and overwhelm, and increase feelings of joy, happiness, and inner peace. Over the past year, Jennifer has been furthering her mindfulness studies under the wisdom and guidance of Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach.
