With over four decades of experience in the wellness field, Robin Dizoglio brings deep expertise, contagious energy, and heartfelt compassion to every session she leads. A certified YTT-200 yoga instructor and seasoned personal trainer, Robin is known for meeting clients exactly where they are honoring their pace, abilities, and goals to foster both physical transformation and inner healing. Robin's yoga classes are more than movement, they are immersive experiences rooted in strength, mindfulness, and emotional wellness. Her unique approach blends gentle encouragement with physical challenge, weaving in words of affirmation, self-love, and forgiveness throughout each practice. This creates a safe, empowering space where participants are invited to grow stronger in both body and spirit. Whether guiding one-on-one personal training or leading a group yoga class, Robin's mission is clear: to help every individual feel grounded, capable, and inspired, on and off the mat.

Susan Lataille is a Certified Master Grief Coach, HeartMath® Certified Mentor, and the visionary behind the Shining a Light on Grief anthology series. After losing her son to Glioblastoma in 2017, Susan embarked on a profound healing journey that led her to help others process grief by sharing their stories. With over 40 contributing authors in her series, she witnessed the transformative power of storytelling and now offers one-on-one and small group coaching through her six-week intensive grief program. Susan's path began in the U.S. Navy, where she served as a Cryptologic Technician and lived abroad in Scotland and Spain. Her diverse professional background includes roles in logistics, entertainment, and event production. For a decade, she led DiscoverYou Events, producing wellness and business expos across Rhode Island. Her passion for holistic healing inspired her to pursue certifications as a Reiki Master, Full Wave Breathe Facilitator, Akashic Records Consultant, and International Health Coach. Today, Susan blends these practices with compassionate coaching to help individuals rediscover joy, process pain, and live fully alongside their grief.

Morris "Coach Mo" Parson is a fitness coach and co-founder of Fitness Sanctuary in Providence, Rhode Island. He helps people grow physically, mentally, and spiritually through movement, personal development, and community connection. Through adult fitness classes, youth programs, and Move to Heal sessions, Coach Mo creates welcoming spaces where people can build strength and confidence. His own experiences overcoming adversity shape his emphasis on resilience, purpose, and supporting one another. His coaching combines encouragement, accountability, and practical guidance to help people make positive changes in and beyond the gym.

Upon thirty years in his body, following a decade of habitual drug use, Kyle turned to yoga as a lifeline during a period of deep personal transformation. The practice created immediate space in his mental and emotional body, serving as a sacred anchor to reconnect with his strength, resilience, and purpose as a father, son, and friend. Grounded in humility, presence, and unconditional love, Kyle creates a container to hold compassionate space for other souls to heal, grow, and transform. He excels at integrating yoga principles into modern daily life, inviting students to dissolve limiting beliefs and experience yoga as a system for longevity. His teaching emphasizes targeted breath practices to regulate the nervous system and access internal power, including Tummo Breath, Holotropic Breathwork, Alternate Nostril Breathing, and Bhramari Pranayama, his personal favorite for soothing the mind and dissolving stress.

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I am a yogi, a mother, a woman in recovery, a lifelong seeker, and a traveler. My journey with yoga began at 20, but it was in my first Savasana that I truly felt its power—the profound stillness, the quieting of my restless mind, a sense of coming home to myself. In 2014, I deepened my practice through teacher training with Coral Brown at Laughing Elephant Yoga, a transformative experience that solidified my passion for this path. I am fascinated by the way breath and movement unlock the stories held within our bodies, allowing us to release, heal, and grow—one breath, one movement, one day at a time.

I am a holistic wellness practitioner with over 25 years of experience in the healing arts. I hold BA degrees in Psychology and Holistic Health and am a Certified Hand and Feet Reflexologist, Reiki Master, Certified Transformational Breath Coach, and Certified 9D Breath Coach. I am also the author of the children's book Squirrels Don't Go to School. My approach to Breathwork also incorporates elements of somatic healing and intentional movement. Sessions may begin with gentle body movement to help participants connect with their bodies and prepare for the breathwork experience. At the close of the session, as we come back together as a group, I incorporate additional physical movement to support integration and help the body release and process what may have surfaced during the experience. Throughout my career, I have explored and practiced a variety of healing modalities, but Breathwork has had the most profound impact on me both personally and professionally. My own transformative experience with the power of conscious breathing inspired me to make Breathwork a central focus of my work. Today, I am passionate about creating supportive Breathwork experiences that help individuals reduce stress, reconnect with Governments and support their overall well-being. I believe the combination of conscious breathing, somatic awareness, and movement can be a powerful and accessible way to support meaningful change in both the body and mind.