Amen Iseghohi was born in Belgium to his parents Amen Iseghohi Sr. and Josephine, both of whom are of African decent. His parents knew that gaining a deeper understanding of his heritage by experiencing his culture and traditions firsthand would be life-changing. When Amen was eight years old, his parents moved him to West Africa to live with his grandmother. It was at this primal place that Amen’s grandmother taught him of a life where the physical and spiritual co-exist. He remembers the lessons his grandmother taught him as if it were yesterday. She used to say, “A tire is a great symbol of life and to stay alive, we have to keep moving. Movement is required for progress in life, so let’s move. Keep progressing and moving forward.” It was this inspiration that motivated the... Read the profile >>
Desiree first came to yoga in 2000 for its healing aspects. As a runner and personal trainer during college, she was looking for something to compliment her daily activities. Over the next few years she realized yoga not only complimented her activities, it transformed her life. Desiree started to practice daily and her desire to learn more about this ancient art brought her to teaching. Under the guidance of Ian Lopatin, Vanessa Lee, John Salisbury, Jenn Chiarelli, and Alex Austin, she completed her teacher training at At One Yoga. “My inspiration is drawn from a pure love of breath, balance, and creating an everlasting feeling of bliss. A true happiness that comes from within will radiate to those all around. The practice of yoga opens our hearts to endless possibilities that... Read the profile >>
