03/02/2026
Our very first teacher feature 💖
Kelsey’s class was the first yoga class I took after having a c-section with my second daughter. I genuinely NEVER thought I would feel re-connected with my body ever again (not to be too dramatic) until was invited by a friend to join her class. I literally had to sit in my car for a while after her class because I was too relaxed to drive 😂 Naturally, she was the first person I turned to when I decided to open a yoga studio, she re-sparked my love for all that yoga does for a person and she’s a big part of the reason that Bloom even exists!
Kelsey received her 300 CYT through World Peace Yoga in Clifton. She has an educated background in the founding traditions of Hatha yoga practices and finds her personal practice as a gentle dance, connecting balance and movement. With seven years of teaching experience, her studies further include certification in Trauma-Informed Yoga, Transformational Meditation, and Hot Power Yoga. Fitness and health have always been of priority in her life, whether in dedication to strength training, cardio, enjoyment of hiking, yoga, and living an intentional and healthy lifestyle. Classes will be taught and guided as a Slow Vinyasa Flow, combining the connection of breath and movement.
“Yoga profoundly made an impact in my life when I began searching for a deeper and more authentic experience of self. Yoga for me is about connection. It is the connection and balance you find within yourself using your breath, your body, your mind, and your spirit. Yoga is simply working towards your greater peace. In class, you will find a welcome and peaceful presence for all. I focus on mind-body connections, meditative readings, pranayama, nurturing empowerment through self-awareness, and educational pose alignment. In a world of constant stimulation and “on the go” mentality, I encourage you to take time for yourself, to pause, and find your stillness. Yogis of all backgrounds are welcome into class, whether you are new to your practice, seasoned in your flow, or nursing an old injury. I will meet you exactly where you are.”