Rose Kress, ERYT-500, CIAYT, YACEP, is the Owner & Director of LifeForce Yoga, and author of Awakening Your Inner Radiance with LifeForce Yoga. Rose started yoga in 1994 and began teaching from her heart in 2004.

Rose’s driving force is to support people in using yoga, meditation, and everyday magic to heal themselves. She distills yogic truths and the wisdom of her teachers, Amy Weintraub, Maria Mendola, and Rama Jyoti Vernon, into their basic essence for ease of practical application in life.

She is the Director of the Samadhi Yoga Kula, a yoga training school in Albany, Oregon. Rose leads international trainings, online courses, and in person classes in Albany and Lebanon, OR.

Jordann is a yoga instructor, holistic health coach, and Internal Family Systems (IFS) practitioner focused on helping individuals develop a greater sense of self-awareness and a balanced internal environment.

Her teaching practice spans over a decade, rooted in mindful movement and connection with the body's physical and emotional sensations. Her approach integrates the mechanics of yoga with the compassionate framework of IFS, offering space to align mental well-being with physical health. Jordann’s work is deeply informed by years of experience supporting neurodivergent clients through movement; this shapes her emphasis on accessibility, listening to the body’s cues, and developing a stronger sense of internal grounding.

In her classes, participants can expect a balanced practice blending intentional movement, functional breathwork, and self-inquiry, providing a quiet space to decompress from daily stressors and reconnect with all parts of themselves.

Laura Goellner is a yoga therapist and meditation teacher based in rural Northern Florida. Her practice began over two decades ago as a way to bring balance to a rigorous school schedule. 

Her experience as a yoga teacher evolved parallel to her career as a therapist. After completing her B.A. in Psychology, Laura earned a Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy in 2009. The result is a style of teaching that blends mind-body science with the eight limbs of yoga. 

Over 16 years as an Occupational Therapist, Laura utilized mindfulness, breathwork, and movement in her patient’s treatment plans. Becoming a certified yoga therapist was a natural step toward sharing yoga as a healing modality with those recovering from illness or injury. 

Laura’s classes are adaptable, anatomically informed, and spiritually rooted. She creates a space to build resilience in the body while connecting to inner guidance. The focus is on experiencing practice as a path of deeper connection to one’s self and life. 

Kundalini yoga came into Laura’s life during a particularly challenging time, and she became certified in a modern, trauma-informed approach to this transformational practice.