I’m glad you’ve found your way here. I’m Liana, yoga teacher, founder of Nambin Yoga, and a curious traveler on this path of movement, stillness, and connection.

My yoga journey began far away from studios and textbooks, in the Australian Outback, where I lived and worked in an Indigenous community. That time shaped my understanding of connection, spirituality, and belonging beyond the physical practice of yoga. It was also where I received the name "Nambin," meaning free bird. In their culture, a skin name is not just a label; it’s a deep acknowledgment of your place within community, land, and the dreamings that weave them together. “Nambin” became my reminder to live with a free spirit and an open heart.

I completed my first 200h Teacher Training in Hatha and Vinyasa Yoga at Gayatri School of Yoga in Tenerife, where my own path as a student began, and where I now have the honor of teaching future yoga teachers in their 200h trainings. I later deepened my practice at Sampoorna Yoga in Goa, diving into advanced studies of asana, pranayama, meditation, and yoga philosophy.

Over time, I expanded my studies to include Yoga Nidra (30h), a practice that invites deep rest and subconscious healing, and Yin Yoga (60h), where stillness opens the space for introspection and softening. My foundation as a fitness coach and my understanding of yoga anatomy help me support each student in finding alignment that feels natural and safe in their own body.

But beyond certifications (590+ hours and counting), my teaching is shaped by real-life experiences: guiding people through moments of calm in busy work lives, supporting recovery from burnout and stress, and holding space in trauma-sensitive ways. I am trained in Trauma-Sensitive Teaching and Mentorship for Stress Prevention, because to me, yoga is first and foremost about creating safety in the body, in the breath, in the mind.

Since 2019, I’ve been teaching yoga and fitness classes, weaving together the traditional roots of Hatha Yoga with the creativity of Vinyasa flows. My classes combine movement, breath, and meditation to help you meet yourself more fully—whether in strength, stillness, or softness.