Daniella Dessa
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I started doing yoga regularly in 2001 after being diagnosed with hypothyroidism.
Not only did regular Ashtanga practice help to stimulate my thyroid function, the subtle impact helped with over all circulation, flexibility and wellbeing.
Starting with an Ashtanga practice for 10 years my desire to expand my knowledge and learn more about the healing properties of regular practice took her to teaching, with Scaravelli inspired teachers Catherine Annis and Kate Ellis at Triyoga.
Hot Yoga was the next path graduating with Kristin Campbell in Hot Tapasya Yoga in 2019. Humour, alignment and an intense sense of exploration are key aspects in my style of teaching.
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