About Us

Lauren first began practicing yoga in high school, finding that it built confidence and belief in herself. Exploring the challenge she felt in poses helped her overcome insecurities. Although it didn’t magically change her life, Lauren felt more competent and capable and approached each day with strength that she built on the mat. She began to be more involved in the yoga community and both practiced and taught numerous different styles of yoga, meanwhile creating lifelong connections with people from all over the world. Lauren believes that the practice of yoga should be accessible and enjoyable to everyone and loves sharing her practice with the community!

Having recently moved to the desert from Portland, Oregon, Logan is beyond excited to be joining the team at Yoga Loft. Logan Patrick is a certified 500-hour advanced yoga teacher, having studied extensively with Kristy Harvey (of Wise Owl Wellness) and Rose Schneider and Leslie Anderson (of Boho Yoga). In addition to studying yoga, Logan also holds a Master's degree in Social and Behavioral Sciences. Logan is passionate about integrating a wide variety of interest areas and fields of study to help people explore wellness in all aspects of their experience. Logan teaches from a diverse and eclectic background while always ensuring that classes are student-centered and trauma-informed. In addition to teaching movement classes, Logan also enjoys teaching and guiding through the more subtle aspects of yoga (including breathwork, meditation, history, and philosophy) and facilitating nature experiences.

Miranda is a Tucson local with a passion for all things yoga and healing. Since becoming certified to teach yoga in 2018, Miranda aims to honor any reason one steps onto their mat—whether it be to release stale emotions or increase flexibility, Miranda cultivates a safe space for one to physically and emotionally flourish. Her classes will undoubtedly include alignment-based cues, intentional breath-work, dynamic asanas, and her personal favorite, options!

Sharon is on a mission to help you Annihilate Anxiety™ and Live the Life You Deserve! Like many, she dabbled in yoga before establishing her consistent practice in 2005. She achieved her e-RYT 200/RYT 500 designation in 2016 and was one of the first C-IAYTs (Certified International Association of Yoga Therapists). This was a great addition to her Board-Certified Holistic Health practice. Sharon’s style uses breath to calm the mind and connect it to the body. Seamless flow from one posture to another keeps you immersed in class. As the mind is steadied, energy is released, and one enters a more peaceful state. Multi-flow classes meet you where you are and offer alternatives for all body sizes and types. Sharon encourages listening to your body. So, if you want a challenging class, you’ll get it. If you want a relaxing class, you’ll get it. It’s all how you use the postures to meet your needs at that particular time. In addition to a love of yoga, Sharon enjoys the outdoors, world traveling, and offering chakra balancing and chakra tarot readings. She’s a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer and a proud New Yorker. She and her husband relocated to Tucson where they attempt to garden and enjoy wild harvesting and learning about local critters.

Lily has a passion for embodied movement. She values offering autonomous space for her students to move in their bodies. Lily got her YTT in Sedona in 2018 through The Devotional School of Yoga. Since, she has been learning how to incorporate authentic physical, emotional, and energetic expressions into every aspect of her life and in doing so, lead others to do the same. In her classes, you can expect these incorporations plus invitations to bring more of yourself forward on and off the mat.

Malie began practicing yoga towards the end of 2019 and knew it would be a life-long practice. In October 2020 Malie completed her first 200-Hour Training, which sparked a deep understanding of how yoga fosters growth both physically and mentally. Yoga philosophy is what keeps Malie coming back to her practice. Her desire to understand the roots of this practice brought her to India in the summer of 2022. She completed another 200-Hour Yoga Training with an emphasis on philosophy, meditation, and pranayama. During her trip Malie began to fully understand the roots of yoga, and how it applies to each moment, allowing us to move through each experience with understanding, compassion, and love. Malie loves yoga for the many ways that it helps to connect us and heals us, no matter how subtle. Malie's goal during class is to create a space where you can invite loving awareness into your body while challenging yourself to stay strong and steady through each movement.

Morgan has been practicing yoga since she was 17 years old. Yoga has been deeply motivating in her own personal journey toward healing trauma. Morgan attended a RYT-200 where her training was rooted in Ashtanga and Iyengar-based lineages. Morgan is a registered nurse, who has recently shifted her focus towards holistic medicine. She prefers to optimize her time with integrative approaches toward healing and care, in which she believes the practice of yoga plays an integral role. In addition, Morgan has also achieved Level 2 Reiki attunement, and is always trying to find the silver lining in any situation. She focuses on mobility, pain management, motivational and restorative techniques throughout her teachings.

My name is Sorrel and I’m a desert lover and native Tucsonan with a big soft heart. I have my bachelor’s in International Education, but I’ve discovered my real love is yoga. I’ve been practicing yoga asana since 2010 in high school and have my RYT-500 from Rishikesh Yog Dham Yoga School in India. I normally teach vinyasa and hatha style with an emphasis on bhakti yoga. My approach is about being playful, while learning and growing together. I’ve been teaching yoga for over 3 years now and am blessed to continue to learn every day from wonderful teachers. We’re all experiencing different dances with the divine, thus each of our practices will look different, but have an underlying similarity of sweetness.