Kyle Freeman is an international Katonah Yoga® instructor, Feng Shui consultant, and Intuitive counselor based in Lisbon and New York City. She has over fifteen years of experience refining her intuitive skills and developing an in-depth understanding of both the built environment and the individual's physical and psychological relationship to their body and their environment. Kyle attended architecture school at Tulane University in New Orleans and Cooper Union in NYC. After four years working in the field she left in search of a deeper felt-sense and metaphysical understanding of space and its capacity for healing. She has studied Classical, BTB, and Form school feng shui in NYC, London and China and practices a combination of all three. 

Website: nathaliekylefreeman.com · Instagram: @nkylefreeman

Melanie Hyman

Melanie Hyman has been teaching, mentoring and training students throughout Westchester County for the past 17 years. She spent her childhood and young adult life studying gymnastics, movement and dance and has always found a tremendous amount of freedom, insight and joy through movement. Melanie graduated from Syracuse University where she created her own major combining movement, psychology and education. After completing a masters from NYU in dance and movement therapy, she pursued yoga as a way of transcending her love for movement into meditation. In 2003 she was fortunate enough to find a mentor in Nevine Michaan at Katonah Yoga Center, where she has taught and been studying for over 16 years. With a strong focus on breath consciousness and alignment, drawing from multiple movement modalities and yoga traditions, Melanie encourages students to flow with depth, creativity and playfulness. She hopes to help her students potentiate their well-being and gain insight through a transformative mind/body/breath experience.

Website: melaniehymantilles.com · Instagram: @melaniehymanyoga

Brian Peoples

Brian Peoples is compelled to share his yoga practice as a means to living life more fully, simply, sensibly and embodied. His lessons encourage students to become curious, deliberate and playful in their choice making by illustrating how to recognize form for its function and utilize natures implicit pattern. A senior faculty member at many of New York City’s most established yoga schools, Brian has trained and mentored hundreds of teachers over 15 years, been a regular guest teacher at the United Nations and regularly headlines workshops, retreats, festivals, and teacher training programs, both in the U.S. and internationally. He lives in New York City.

Website: polarisyoga.com · Instagram @noticeyourself