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Catherine De Los Santos, owner and director of
darshana
yoga, has taught
yoga in Palo Alto over 25 years, studied in India with B.K.S. Iyengar, and is a graduate of
The Iyengar Yoga Institute of
San Francisco. Featured in the book YOGA, by Yoga Journal, Catherine blends ancient tradition with modern technique. |
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Marta Bulaich has been practicing yoga for over 10
years. Her classes synchronize breathing, body awareness,
and movement. She teaches
with clarity and humor, and encourages students of all
levels to explore their own
edge in a safe environment. |
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Johanna Claassen has been practicing yoga for 22 years and has trained with Catherine De Los Santos. She graduated from London University in Japanese studies, and is fluent in many languages. Her holistic approach to life is reflected in her fresh and uplifting teaching style. |
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Sally Clark's classes emphasize alignment, expression, and release. She draws inspiration from her love of music, striking a chord with students through the joy of song and movement. On and off the mat, Sally strives to take each moment with awareness and sense of humor. |
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Susan Cranna has practiced Iyengar style yoga since 1997 and credits her practice with helping to bring balance and harmony to her life. Since 2002, Susan has taught yoga with humor, patience and individual attention, hoping to increase student confidence as well as ability. |
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Serge Dautricourt has been practicing yoga since 2003. He spent 7 months at Mount Madonna Center, where he earned his yoga certification. He has also studied Thai Yoga Massage in Chiang Mai, Thailand and has taught in Provence, France and Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil. |
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Helen Loo completed a
200-hour Foundations-to-Flow teacher training based upon Baron Baptiste’s sequence. Her style is an organically playful blend of strength, balance, grace, flexibility, and insight, inviting students to surrender to their own practice. She enjoys drawing from multiple yoga disciplines and is also a professional vocalist. |
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Karen McCavitt has been practicing yoga for 20 years and graduated from The Iyengar Yoga Institute's Advanced Teacher Training Program. Karen has been featured in the Yoga Journal for her expertise in yoga for cyclists. Karen's focus is to balance strength and flexibility in a flowing style.
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Annette Smith, has been a serious yoga student for 8 years. Having started yoga to alleviate back pain, she now incorporates it into her life on a daily basis.
Annette’s approach to yoga and life is, do what feels good and have fun doing it. |
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Alex Thayer teaches art history and yoga at the Woodside Priory School in Portola Valley. Alex creates a
fun and relaxed environment and invites parents and kids of all levels to join her class! |
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Alice Van Ness's classes flow with grace, are alignment focused, balancing effort and ease. She is currently studying Anusara yoga and uses the Universal Principals of Alignment. She offers something for every level of student, and she loves to bring yoga to all ages and abilities. |
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