Meet the team

Certified Yoga Teacher (Integral, Yin, Therapeutic, Kundalini, Power), Reiki Master
State-certified nurse (France)

Naturotherapist, Ayurveda Consultant.

After working as a nurse in Guadeloupe for more than 15 years, Françoise has lived in Morocco since 2007.
She first practiced yoga for her own well-being, her physical and mental health, to protect herself against stress, so common these days...And then she wanted to go further, to go to India to study this wonderful science of health and well-being at its source. She was lucky enough to be trained by Rahi Santhanam, a student of Krishnamacharya and Desikachar.
His transmission of Yoga is that of this lineage.
She is also certified in Power Yoga, Kundalini Yoga Yin Yoga, Therapeutic Yoga and Ayurveda.
She continues to train and travel to India every year. Today, she practices and shares her passion by giving group classes and private lessons. She trains yoga teachers and her school is recognized by Yoga Alliance International.

She is also passionate about agroecology and the relationship with the elements and has established her Yoga studio in the middle of an educational garden.

She will be happy to welcome you there....

After discovering yoga in 2015 in France and then in Australia, Pauline decided to train as an Ashtanga and Hatha yoga teacher in Rishikesh, India.

Having lived in Tamraght for nearly four years, her passion for teaching yoga has grown within several surf camps and studios. Today, she is delighted to share her yoga practice with you at the magnificent Kalananda studio, surrounded by nature.

In her classes, Pauline combines dynamic sequences of postures linked by breath and traditional Hatha to help you connect with your sensations.

In 2021, Pauline also completed a Yin Yoga training with Cécile Roubaud. She is equally passionate about this discipline and will be delighted to introduce you to this gentle practice.

Join Pauline on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 10am for Hatha/Vinyasa classes and on Fridays at 6pm for yin yoga.

After suffering from back pain for years, it was in 2015 that the discovery of Yoga changed his life.

Since then, she has never stopped rolling out her mat. After a few years of practice, she trained in India in 2018 with the main objective of deepening her knowledge.

Back in Morocco, his heart knew that the path of sharing Yoga was his.

Ata's approach to Yoga combines both strength and delicacy, in love with anatomy and the human body, good alignment is a priority in her class.

Expect to work up a sweat in her Ashtanga and Vinyassa classes, and to relax in a Yin or Restorative class.

Britt Angus is a dancer, choreographer, and visual artist working across movement, film, interdisciplinary jam sessions & performance. Originally from Vancouver (Stolen Coast Salish Territory), she lived and created in Berlin, Barcelona, Lisbon, and Latin America, drawing inspiration from diverse landscapes, rhythms, and cultural exchanges.

As co-founder of Chaos Emblematic, a Berlin-based art collective, Britt develops collaborative interdisciplinary projects that explore the connection between body, place, and storytelling. Her work is influenced by improvisation, subconscious movement, and the relationship between physical expression and the natural world.

Newly based in Tamraght, she teaches weekly at Kalananda Studio, sharing her love for dance & movement practices that encourage freedom, fluidity, community and connection.

https://www.britt-angus.com/
https://www.chaosemblematic.com/

Glenna Larsen is a 200 Hour YTT instructor, sound healing practitioner and kirtan/singing circle facilitator currently residing in Tamraght, Morocco. She grew up in the majestic mountains of Brecon Beacons in Wales (UK) and has been deeply connected with nature from a young age, which has shaped and informed how she interacts with the world. She is certified in vinyasa, restorative and yin and deeply interested in the power of Bhakti yoga, the power of love and devotion to the Divine to connect to self and others and reach higher states of consciousness.

In her classes Glenna combines pranayama (Breathwork), mantra and asana (poses) to find a sense of integration and peace within.

Music being an integral part of her journey through this life, she now finds herself going deeper into the journey of sound as medicine for the body, mind and spirit. She is a classically trained violinist, playing violin from the age of 7 years old, and after many of her adult years playing in bands and moving in music industry circles, she decided to take her musicianship and knowledge of vibration and sound into a more holistic and wholesome direction; she has been sharing her knowledge of yoga and sound-healing properties, working in surf camps, hotels, retreat centers, collaborating on participatory concerts, retreats and organizing sound ceremonies.

Having now lived in Tamraght for almost a year after a long stint in London, it is here that her calling for holding singing circles and using the power of the voice to unlock the emotions and connect to the heart space has solidified. She honed her skills to lead kirtan under Nikki Slade (UK) and is dedicated to helping people quieten their inner critic through connecting to the deeper divine Self.

She is passionate about carefully curating healing sound baths with Tibetan singing bowls, crystal bowls and violin amongst an array of other sound instruments.

Expect to find a sense of joy and connectedness after participating in her Bhakti yoga classes and deeply relax during her yin+sound healing sessions.

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Leah

Curious and adventurous by nature, Stephy traveled the world in search of unique experiences from a young age. At the age of 20, she met inspiring people who introduced her to yoga, a practice that would never leave her.

Growing up in a culture of movement, Stephy first trained in hatha yoga in 2017. Her classes combine mobility, agility, and flexibility, but above all, invite us to reconnect with our essence, through the physical experience—whether we're sitting, standing, extending or contracting, breathing deeply or holding our breath—and to explore our limits and possibilities.

Petra