The Facilitators
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Mary Elizabeth
Mary Elizabeth is the resident yoga teacher at Vivid Minds.
She shares the practice of yoga through intentional, no-pressure movement designed to help students connect with their bodies and minds. Her classes focus on mindfulness, accessibility, and creating a safe, judgement-free space where you can move freely.
Mary has been practicing yoga for over 10 years and is a 200-RYT. She became a yoga teacher to make yoga more approachable and fun, blending her personality with the practice to cultivate a welcoming, authentic environment. She shares the beauty of yoga with a unique style that is inviting, grounded, and inclusive.
Breanna Ybarra
Breanna is a certified Forrest Yoga and Vinyasa instructor whose classes emphasize mindful movement, breath, and authentic connection. Whether guiding an energizing Vinyasa flow or a deeply restorative Yin practice, she creates a space where students can strengthen their bodies, calm their minds, and feel supported throughout their practice. She teaches every Thursday and Saturday.
Gabe Draper
Gabe is a vinyasa, yin, and restore teacher that loves to create a celebratory atmosphere that emphasizes individual effort and growth to overcome challenges in a safe manner. His passion for yoga is centered around strengthening mind/body/spirit integration to increase one’s resilience in peaceful, constructive, and creative ways to be one’s authentic self.
Teaches:
6pm Sundays Yin Yoga
6pm Wednesdays Power Yoga
Emma Rabichev
Emma’s teaching style is rooted in creative vinyasa flow, where movement meets music. Every class is thoughtfully put together, from the sequencing to the soundtrack, with a big focus on playlists that create an experience, not just a workout. Expect to move, breathe, laugh, and leave feeling a little more like yourself. She teaches 75min power vinyasa every Friday morning at 9am on the patio.
Maria G
Maria loves to bring people together, whether thats through yoga, cacao ceremonies, women’s circles. Her love tor yoga started in
2018. Off the mat, you can find her swimming at a river spot, or out dancing in nature!
She teaches breath & yoga
Every Tuesday 6 PM – 7PM
Katie Cameron
They completed their 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training in 2019 and became certified in Prenatal and Postnatal Yoga in 2023 while pregnant with their first child. This was an experience that deepened their understanding of change, resilience, and care.
Their classes are rooted in curiosity and encouragement to meet ourselves where we’re at. From somatic movement and yin yoga to prenatal, Baby & Me, private sessions, and community gatherings, their intention is always the same: to help people feel more like themselves.
Katie creates inclusive, trauma-informed spaces where all bodies are welcome. They believe movement doesn’t need to look a certain way to be meaningful; sometimes the deepest practice is listening and responding.
Outside of teaching, Katie can be found spending time with their family, gardening, writing poetry, making art, or sharing good food and conversation.
