Jen Yih’s yoga journey began in childhood. For almost twenty years since the age of 3, she trained as a ballerina deeply studying and practicing the art of classical ballet. Starting in 4th grade, yoga became a regular part of her routine, enriching her mind-body connection counterbalancing the high demands of ballet training. She later went on to start a 200-hr teacher training at a Corepower Yoga studio on the South Shore of O'ahu, Hawai'i and finish teacher training in Portland, Oregon in 2014. Since receiving her certification she has taught a variety of wellness retreats internationally, as well as studios in the Portland metro area and currently where she resides in Cannon Beach, Oregon. Her teaching style blends the fluidity of Vinyasa with mindfulness at its core through meditation and music. She strives to "get out of the way" and allow each individual to explore their practice freely, fostering an expressive and soulful experience. She acknowledges that yoga originates from ancient Indian traditions and is a borrowed practice, and is committed to honoring its heritage and elders rather than appropriating it.

Jen is also a paraprofessional certified by the Nutritional Therapy Association as a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner, educator, & activist who believes in accessible & inclusive nutrition education for all; through a compassionate, non judgemental approach that honor’s each individual's bio-individuality, circumstances & unique life story. She believes healthcare is a fundamental human right and takes a nature-based approach backed by science prioritizing natural remedies and solutions through food, movement, lifestyle, and sleep. She is an eating-disorder survivor (bulimia, anorexia, orthorexia) & healing from endometriosis (a “non-curable” condition within the uterine lining). She identifies as bi-racial, multicultural (Chinese / Italian / Brazilian), and bi-lingual (Brazilian Portuguese & English) POC. Cisgender. She/Her.

April Clark is the owner and founder of Sea Dream (studio and shop). She is a longtime yoga teacher, sound & energy worker, feminine rites practitioner, and well-published writer.

The death/life portals of illness and injury that April has experienced have brought the hidden gifts of body, mind, and soul blossoming into her life. Movement practices like yoga, dance, cycling, running & swimming are sacred to her, as are practices like breathwork, creative visualization and spiritual journeying. She guides yoga & creative movement classes and offer intuitive Past Life/ Akashic Records readings, sound healing and energy work, meditative journeying, and feminine rites practices because it lights her up to support others through life's joys and challenges.

April’s aim is to create spaces for people to spark joy & connection in their bodies and hearts, and to move into sync with their soul wisdom & highest self-expression.

All of April’s work is informed by years of study paired with intuitive insights. I also draw fromthe ancient Earth-based practices  of my ancestors in Celtic and pre-Celtic Ireland, Wales & Scotland, as well as folk magic from my ancestry in Italy and the Portuguese Azores.

Lydia Schuldt is a 200-Hour Certified Yoga Instructor, having completed her training with YogaKoh in Bali in 2024. Her yoga journey began in 2018 while living in Vermont and working at a boarding high school for at-risk youth. The stressful demands of her job led her to a local yoga studio, Sangha, where she began volunteering in exchange for classes. It was there that she found refuge, grounding herself through breath, movement, and the supportive community that the yoga studio offered.

Over the years, yoga has been a consistent and healing part of her life. From moving regularly and exploring different yoga studios, she developed a deep at-home practice. The physical, mental, and emotional benefits of yoga inspired her to take the next step and share her practice with others.

Lydia’s teaching style emphasizes mindful movement, breath awareness, and presence. She is passionate about creating a space where students can reconnect with their bodies, quiet the mind, and find moments of stillness. Whether you're new to yoga or deepening your practice, she’s excited to share her yoga journey with you!

Lindsay Kaiulani is a Yogi, Meditation Leader, and Ceramicist living on the North Oregon coast.

Her journey into yoga began over ten years ago, after experiencing physical and mental health challenges that sparked her quest for healing and well-being. With a background in Anuttara Raja Yoga and Transcendental Meditation, Lindsay’s practice is further enriched by her studies of pilates, and with women who teach the wisdom of living cyclically, connecting with the natural rhythms of the body and life.

She completed her 200-hour Yoga Certification in the Anuttara lineage in 2017, and since then, has shared her passion for yoga and wellbeing by  teaching classes, workshops, and assisting with international retreats centered on health.  Lindsay’s approach blends ancient practices with a modern, holistic perspective, empowering others to find balance, cultivate mindfulness, and honor their own cycles for greater self-awareness and healing.

Emily Fanjoy is a yoga instructor, coach and facilitator dedicated to supporting individuals and groups in thriving on purpose. She has practiced yoga for more than 20 years and completed her 200-hour yoga teacher training in 2018 with Yoga Mazé.

Emily’s classes are dynamic and strengthening, always offering opportunities to more deeply explore and advance your own practice. She believes you are the expert in what you and your body need and is excited to help you find options that work for you.

A two time cancer thriver and 25+year bodyworker turned health coach, Libby has learned the deleterious effects of having an unsupported lymphatic system and how to shift the currents and waters in this sacred river to a river that is vibrant, clear and strong.  

Libby has always enjoyed using her body in dance and healing arts.  Finding this fascia flossing work and combining it with lymph pumping, qigong and dance brings joy to her body.  She hopes you will come and enjoy the same as well.  

Jesse Clark is a nature lover, documentary filmmaker, and lifelong musician who weaves the elements of the wild world into all of his work.

He brings immersive sound using hang drum, crystal singing bowls, and other instruments—often couple with guided meditations— to Sea Dream.

With the lived experience of disability, nervous system regulation and the connection between body, mind and spirit, Ingrid Scott felt called to open a community movement studio in her neighborhood of Northeast Portland, Oregon called Roseway Yoga and Movement (later called Rose Hips) in 2013. The studio became an important hub for therapeutic movement, hosting many modalities and gifted teachers for nearly 10 years.

Ingrid created Dance Pod, her somatic dance aerobics class, in 2015 through self discovery and exploration with somatic-based movement, dance expression and the body’s systems. She studied somatics and therapeutic dance for 15 years under several teachers who helped her shape healing around her life’s most traumatic experiences.

Developing Dance Pod was a response to recognizing the need for an accessible group dance healing arts modality. Ingrid was born with clubbed feet and hip dysplasia. She had surgeries, wore casts and braces for her first years of life. Her physical disability uniquely shapes her ability to teach through the lens of honoring the body. She teaches Dance Pod to empower, share and practice the wisdom and knowledge she has cultivated throughout her journey.

Ingrid offers Dance Pod and other movement, ceremony and meditation practices workshops, retreats, ceremonies, movement events with babies and their parents, private gatherings and conferences.

Dance Pod has been featured as an embodiment and intuition workshop for the Oregon Department of Education, where Ingrid was a facilitator for a faculty-wide learning journey supporting intuitive knowledge, alternative ways of knowing and dismantling dominator culture and white supremacy.

Michael Burns is a compassionate bodyworker, sauna host, artist, and breath work facilitator dedicated to nurturing holistic well-being. With a heartfelt passion for healing, he creates sacred spaces for individuals to connect, release, and rejuvenate. Through his work, Michael strives to foster harmony and resilience within our collective community.

Michael Burns weaves together bodywork, sauna ceremonies, art, and somatic breath to empower holistic healing. His heart-centered approach nurtures connection, release, and renewal. Dedicated to serving our collective whole, Michael fosters resilience and harmony through sacred community experiences.