I work with retreats in different formats, but always with clear boundaries.
Depth requires structure.
Structure requires fewer people.
If those conditions are missing, I don’t participate.
Selected collaborations
Retreat work — without chaos.
I work with retreats in different formats, but always with clear boundaries.
Depth requires structure.
Structure requires fewer people.
If those conditions are missing, I don’t participate.
Format A
I regularly join selected retreats as a lead yoga teacher.
I am not an organizer. I don’t manage logistics, marketing, or administration.
My focus is:
I only accept retreats where group sizes are small, the schedule allows depth, and my way of working is respected.
Format B
Some clients invite me into private retreat or residency settings.
These can be small private groups, long-term stays, or invitation-based collaborations.
In these settings, my role often expands beyond daily classes:
These formats are by invitation or application only.
Format C
I host my own retreats occasionally.
They are small — around 10–12 people — focused on practice, not spectacle, and announced intentionally rather than continuously.
There is no public schedule. Information is shared directly.
Depth. Presence. Responsibility.
A clear boundary
This work is not designed for:
It is designed for:
If you are organizing a retreat or interested in a private format, you can apply below.