People we trust to deepen the work.

Margo's relationship with dance has lived many lives over the past 20 years. She has performed on stage countless times, choreographed original works, and even danced as a backup dancer for an R&B singer. But it wasn't until discovering Contact Improvisation in 2018 that she truly found herself through movement. Stepping away from mirrors and into an authentic connection with her body transformed her relationship to dance entirely. With her Contact Improv roots planted in the Bay Area, she later rekindled her movement exploration in Los Angeles and has most recently brought Contact Improv to Orange County.

Nadia Sessen is a sound healer, yoga teacher, and facilitator devoted to creating Heart-Centered experiences that support the remembrance of one's divine nature.

She teaches restorative, yin, vinyasa yoga and explorative movement rooted in deep somatic awareness. Her approach is informed by osteopathy-based yoga, biodynamic healing principles and reiki, as well as training in Prana Vinyasa and dance meditation.

She offers private sessions to support vocal, musical and creative expression as well.

Whether in group classes or one-on-one sessions, she holds a luminous field, using her voice and touch as tuning instruments to harmonize the body and soul. With playfulness and caring presence, a warm space is created to hold the heart.

Unravel the Nervous system's protective holding patterns as to access the Natural rhythms, life force, and original matrix of Wholeness within.

Abbie Cowley is a somatic guide, breathwork facilitator, and sound practitioner devoted to helping people reconnect to their truest, most embodied selves. Through transformative experiences rooted in breath, nervous system regulation, mindfulness, and sound healing, she creates spaces where people can slow down, soften, release, and return home to themselves.

Her work blends authenticity, presence, and deep intention, guiding others into greater self-awareness, emotional healing, inner peace, and expansion. Whether leading intimate ceremonies, immersive group experiences, or online offerings, Abbie's mission is to help people raise their frequency, reconnect to the wisdom within, and remember the power of simply being.

Jessica's relationship with movement started on the dance floor, but it was never just about performance. Over time, she began to feel what dance could actually do beneath the surface: move stuck energy, release deep tension, and bring the body back into conversation with itself. What started as expression became ritual, and eventually, a healing practice.

That instinct to go deeper led her into the world of pilates, fascia work, and nervous system regulation, weaving them together into a practice built around one principle: feeling into the body. As the founder of Therapeutic Pilates by Jessica Monnig and co-founder of BE Ü Collective, Jessica helps people get out of pain, build real strength, and stay feeling good in their bodies long after they leave the session. Whether she's guiding a private client through chronic pain recovery or holding space at a large-scale movement experience, her work always comes back to the same place: helping people drop in, feel what's there, and trust their bodies again.

Kelley Doyle has been teaching yoga for over 25 years, rooted in the belief that movement is medicine. Based in San Clemente, she found her practice in Prana Vinyasa Flow and has studied continuously with Shiva Rea since 2003, now serving as a teacher trainer and senior assistant for Shiva's Samudra Global School of Living Yoga. Her classes draw from yoga, Ayurveda, meditation, and alternative medicine, weaving breath, rhythm, and nature into a living practice that goes well beyond the mat.

Cyrena Guyot is a certified yoga instructor, Reiki practitioner, and the founder of Pacific Prana Yoga. Experientially trained in Bali, Cyrena creates inclusive, safe spaces designed to help practitioners explore the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit. Whether through intentional Vinyasa flows, breathwork, or energetic clearing, her work is rooted in building resilience, restoring confidence, regulating the nervous system, and reconnecting people to their inner strength in ways that ripple beyond a single class.

Dr. Milena Imhof is a clinical psychologist with decades of experience working directly with individuals, youth, families and couples in public and private settings/organizations. She is also the founder of Rasza Therapeutics, a non-profit with a mission to bring psychedelic medicines and respective supportive therapies to people in need, as well as to provide financial assistance, adjunct healing modalities and community engagement that help deepen integration and connection.

Milena's focus is on non-dualism and existential therapies, with an emphasis on approaches to healing outside of the common practice of traditional psychotherapy - recognizing the importance of spiritual inquiry, authenticity, radical acceptance and self-compassion in the process of healing psychological distress.

Rasza Therapeutics is a non-profit with a mission to bring psychedelic medicines and respective supportive therapies to people in need - providing financial assistance, adjunct healing modalities and community engagement that help deepen integration and connection.

For consultation and support in seeking psychedelic medicine and supportive therapies.

Macy Michael is a Laguna Beach native and Reiki Master Teacher whose work centers on energy-based experiences rooted in sound, breath, and meditation. She began offering one-on-one energy healing five years ago, and it has since grown into group classes and weekly sound baths.

Her training runs wide - yoga studies in India, years spent with plant teachers, and Reiki mastery - but the intention stays simple: to create spaces where people can rest, remember, and return to the nurturing, abundant essence within. She sees her role as a mirror, reflecting back the wisdom already there.