Our Instructors

Seta Wehbe

Seta Wehbe started her yoga journey in the early nineties with Kali Ray’s Triyoga. She completed her first teacher training in 2015 at Back Bay Yoga, Boston and a second training two years later at Bow Street Yoga, Somerville, MA. Practicing yoga has become a lifestyle and sharing it is an honor she cherishes. When she is not teaching or practicing yoga, Seta love spending time with her grandchildren.

Audrey Ingibersdottir

Audrey is a New England Yoga Teacher with roots in Iceland. She teaches from an experience of cultivated skill, education, and intuition. Her teaching offers space to come into a posture attentively and with focused power, rather than to speed in and out of postures as milestones in a race to the finish—you’ll receive no trophies or awards here. Still, the opportunity to evolve the study of your practice is endless. You can expect her guidance to travel between a grounded maternal space, sprinkled with a humorous pun floating around somewhere in practice for a soft smirk, a smile, or if she’s really on her game, a chuckle or two.

Audrey has studied and trained under Bjorn Turnquist, Jo Bell, Eddie Modestini, Lauren Lee, Marla Cinilia, and Cyndie Lee and holds an E-200 RYT, YACEP, 500RYT and IHP-TT. When she is not teaching yoga, Audrey is a professional Event and Lifestyle photographer; She enjoys tending to her many plant babies, roaming through the forests and oceanside trails of New England with her partner Billie Jay and their 6lb Chihuahua Cookie, and (when possible) visiting their family & friends in Iceland and around the world.

Lisa Sommer

Lisa is an E-RYT 500/ AHC instructor who began teaching yoga in 1999 after her second child, Haley was born. Being a former ex-pat, she was fortunate to take her teachings and practice globally. Throughout the years, Lisa was exposed to different cultures, styles, and languages. One might call her teaching eclectic, threading Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Kripalu, Yin, and Ayurvedic Yoga into her classes. Thanks to her teachers, David Swenson, Sarah Powers, Scott Blossom, Larissa Carlson, Coby Kozlowski, and the whole Kripalu lineage. As an Ayurvedic Health Counselor, and student of Vedic Astrology, Lisa enjoys weaving these ancient traditions into her teaching. She is excited to be back in New England, dancing into a new phase of her life and having the opportunity to share the gifts of Yoga, Ayurveda, and Vedic Astrology with the local Yoga Community. When she’s not teaching yoga, you may find Lisa jogging along the seacoast, walking with her husband Jeff and dog, Jiao Zi, or taking road trips to see her two daughters, Amanda in Boston, Haley in Vermont.

Lauren DiRenzo

Lauren completed her initial training in 2014 under Peggy Cappy, the creator of the PBS Yoga for the Rest of Us. This 40-hour training focused on chair yoga; making yoga accessible to everyone. As an elementary and then intermediate school health educator, Lauren has incorporated these teaching methods in her classroom along with meditation and mindfulness practices to provide students with tools that they can use throughout life. In 2019, with the encouragement from her yoga teacher Rosie Latona, Lauren attended the Vidya Yoga Teaching Training and completed her 200 hour certification in September of 2020. Lauren’s favorite type of yoga is that of slow flow, meditation centered and one that leaves clients feeling relaxed, at ease, and empowered. Lauren is also an advanced spinning instructor and certified in level 2 mat pilates & meditation. When Lauren is not at school educating the next generation or leading classes, she can be found exploring endless nature trails with her partner, hopping on a plane to travel somewhere new, attempting a new recipe in the kitchen, or rewatching Gilmore Girls for the umpteenth time. Lauren has been a student of yoga since 2008, alongside her mother. It was a great way for them to connect on and off the mat. To this day they practice together regularly when in the same state and attend a yearly yoga festival together as a way to spend the best mother-daughter time.

Bethany Walker

Bethany Walker began her yoga practice in 2003 and practiced intermittently for many years. She decided to dedicate time to a daily practice. This love and devotion of her journey fueled her to take a teacher training. In 2015 she completed a 200 hr training in Shakti flow at At Om Yoga with Asa Dustin and Nel Norwesh. In 2016 she completed a second 200 hr Vinyasa training with Sarah Jones at Happy Love Yoga. She is currently enrolled in a 300hr Yin Yoga training with Josh Summers, and has completed the Foundations and Mindfulness Modules.

Bethany loves to create dynamic sequences for her classes. Whether you attend an All Levels, Gentle, or Yin Yoga class she strives to cultivate kindness, compassion and wisdom for body and mind.

Melissa Harrington

Melissa offers a yoga movement practice that educates both your body and mind to communicate well together; including offering new ways to achieve postures that you may have previously dismissed. Nearly all of her students leave class in a state of awe of having ‘learned something new’ in every class.

Maryjean Kimball

After several years working as an esthetician and makeup artist, Maryjean came to teaching Yoga and Barre through her experience with physical workouts and her ballet training. Her passion for movement and self-care led her to immerse herself in a 200 hour RYT yoga teacher training at Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health. This deepened her personal practice and love of teaching. Her Barre training soon followed, allowing her to combine yoga, pilates and ballet. She later received the Hippo best of Manchester, NH award for barre teachers.

Maryjean uses yoga and barre to help students address, assess and work through physical and mental imbalances to promote mindfulness and overall well being. Her classes are engaging, safe, challenging, enthusiastic and inspiring, while allowing students to move without

fear, judgement or expectations. When not working, Maryjean helps her daughter, caring for her greatest joy – her grandchildren!

Joe Macoul

Joe discovered the spiritual and healing benefits of Yoga, as a student, and during his lifestyle change and weight loss journey that began in 2016. Joe’s affinity for yoga awakened his passion for Energy Work and Energy Healing. Joe is a Reiki Master and Qi Going Instructor, although I prefer Reiki Healer. He considers himself an eternal student, and master of nothing.

Joe discovered Qi Gong in 2020 and it was love at first sight. He studied through Qi Gong Awareness, under David Coon, and has his Qi Gong Instructor 50 certification. He began teaching immediately and is passionate about sharing this beautiful Energy Practice. Joe teaches at various studios, special events, spiritual retreats, and is a resident healer at Sober Sisters Recovery Center.

Becky Murray

Becky began her yoga practice over 20 years ago as a way to get a good stretch in, and as a break to support her athletic mom life. From there, she built a deeper commitment and love for the rich teachings, the breathing and meditation that calm and connect her to the powerful present. In 2018 she became a certified instructor. She teaches Vinyasa, Power and Slow Flow as well as the deep healing practice of Yin. I have led and partnered in many yoga and wellness workshops including 21 Day Align Program, Asana Workshops, Book Clubs and more. Certifications and Trainings include: RYT200 at Soulfire Power Yoga 2017/18, Baptiste Power Yoga Certification, Yin Yoga, Hands on Assisting, Yoga for Youth, Intro to Sound Healing, Holy Fire III First Degree Reiki. She loves the Seacoast, you’ll find her running, playing tennis, walking her Corgi, and hanging out at the beach. She has 3 wonderful kids and a husband who’s now a yogi too!

Becky Kollmorgen

Becky is an RYT-200 as well as a Physical Therapist. She teaches both fitness and yoga classes throughout the Seacoast, and infuses every class with her extensive knowledge of the human body and its form, function, and movement. She runs a private practice PT clinic in North Hampton and loves to work with individuals that may experience some discomfort or limitations in their asana practice.
Becky also believes that the spiritual aspect of yoga has great healing power, and every class begins and ends with some deep grounding and quiet stillness.

Caroline Robitaille

Caroline found yoga during her first year of college as a way to relax at the end of a long day. The more she practiced on her mat, the more she was drawn towards yoga, deepening her practice and learning how to incorporate yoga into her life on and off of the mat. Her passion for yoga encouraged her to complete her 200YTT in 2023 when she became a certified yoga teacher with a focus in vinyasa yoga. She works to create a nourishing environment within her class and loves to incorporate movement that feels good and takes up space. Caroline loves yoga for its ability to bring students closer to their mind- body-spirit connection.

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Julia Johnston

Julia began her yogic journey at a young age. When she was just a couple of years old, her mother guided her through meditations and movement. Through this experience, the seeds of spirituality and conscious awareness were planted. During life’s chaotic tendencies, mindfulness became her saving grace. In 2015, Julia decided to expand her practice by traveling to India and attending a 200hr registered yoga teacher training where she focused primarily on Ashtanga-based yoga. During her training, she studied the Primary Series, Anatomy, Alignment, Yoga Philosophy, Teaching Mythology, Ayurveda, Pranayama, Meditation, and Kriyas. After returning from India, Julia traveled west to Colorado to share and cultivate the knowledge gained during her travels. She continued furthering her education by studying new lineages like Elemental Vinyasa, Yin and Restorative yoga. She spent time managing a local yoga studio in Telluride, Colorado and teaching at festivals. In 2019, she made a slight career change and focused her attention on a new job as Behavioral Health Coordinator at a local health non-profit. This shift brought new ideas and opportunities and now Julia is working for ChildKind International, a non-profit focused on pediatric pain care management and is currently pursuing her Masters of Public Health.

Sara Beth Nelson

Sara Beth Nelson, a RYT-200 and Yoga Alliance member, started her yoga journey over 16 years ago with a prenatal yoga class. This experience helped her to quickly understand the power of community through the connection of yoga. Since 2016, she has been focused on the building blocks needed to teach others by deepening her personal practice. In 2022, she dedicated her service to the art of teaching by bringing the power of connectedness, self-love, and compassion to beginner and advanced practitioners alike. Her goal is to guide her students with the strength to surrender, and the courage to ignite the warrior within.

Jill Goyette Spring

Jill Spring is a registered and licensed occupational therapist, certified mindfulness meditation teacher (2023), Reiki II practitioner, and graduate of Eckhart Tolle School of Awakening I &II (2019) (2023).
She is a mother of two, a daughter, sister, friend, and coach.
More importantly, she is a woman on her own journey which has brought her here. She believes that mindfulness, wellness training, intuitive guidance, and exercise can help not only create a better life, but the life you were meant to live.
It’s her passion to help you decrease your anxiety and increase loving kindness. Life is full of beauty and joy. Let’s start enjoying it NOW.