Building on her experience as a speech therapist, the practice of yoga helped Molly gain even more insight into the profound power of the mind-body connection, and her journey blossomed into a transformative path of renewal and self-discovery, inspiring her to share the gift of yoga with others. In 2019, Molly earned her 200-hour RYT at Johns Creek Yoga and 95-hour RCYT through Grounded Kids Yoga.

As a speech therapist, working with individuals of all ages and abilities, Molly witnessed first hand how movement awakened communication and unlocked potential within her students. This insight shaped her as a yoga instructor, allowing her to guide students in bridging the connection between body and mind, helping to release tension, clear mental blocks, and restore a sense of balance.

Her business, Speaking of Yoga, is a heartfelt nod to her career as a speech therapist, and her approach is rooted in compassion, creativity, and the belief that yoga is for everyone, no matter age or ability.

Whether young or old, experienced or new to the practice, Molly meets her students where they are and provides a safe space for them to reconnect with themselves, explore the mind-body connection, and cultivate connection from the inside out, leading to greater clarity, strength, and presence. Her passion for empowering others shines through in each class, as she encourages them to embrace the joy in everyday moments and recognize we are all students in the great “Love School” of life.

Christina Scourlas is a Registered Nurse (RN, BSN), 500-hour certified yoga teacher (RYT-500), and therapeutic movement specialist with a strong background in critical care nursing, anatomy-informed yoga, and Pilates-based mobility training.

Her approach bridges clinical expertise with mindful, functional movement—offering a grounded, therapeutic experience that supports the whole person. Christina emphasizes precision in movement, combining evidence-based knowledge with a keen eye for alignment, hands-on adjustments, and clear tactile cueing to promote safer, more effective practice.

She specializes in functional mobility and nervous system regulation, guiding students through intentional, strength-building movement that restores balance and builds long-term resilience. Her teaching is rooted in thoughtful sequencing and anatomical awareness, designed to meet each student where they are while encouraging clarity, connection, and empowerment on the mat.

Whether supporting recovery, improving joint function, or deepening body awareness, Christina offers an inclusive, clinically-informed space where movement becomes a pathway to sustainable healing.

Myrna’s yoga journey began in 1976 at the Sivananda Yoga Ashram in Val Morin, Quebec, where she earned her first teaching certificate—decades before yoga became the mainstream wellness practice it is today. A true pioneer, Myrna has taught Hatha Yoga and meditation in Pennsylvania, South Florida, and right here in Georgia. Her continued studies included time at the Yoga College of India in Fort Lauderdale, and she has brought her grounded, accessible approach to a variety of community and wellness settings ever since.

Since moving to Winder in 2007, Myrna has become a cornerstone of the local yoga scene. She has taught continuously at:

• Winder YMCA (2007–present)

• Athens Health & Fitness (formerly The OMNI) (2007–present)

• University of Georgia’s Ramsey Student Fitness Center (2009–present)

But for Ignite Yoga’s founder Claire Williams, Myrna isn’t just a seasoned teacher—she’s the reason yoga feels like home. It was right here in Winder that Claire first unrolled a mat in Myrna’s class, sparking a lifelong love for the practice. Myrna’s gentle wisdom, steady presence, and embodiment of yogic values lit the path that would one day lead Claire to create Ignite Yoga and Wellness.

Now, decades into her teaching, Myrna continues to inspire students of all ages with her calm spirit, deep knowledge, and unwavering commitment to sharing the timeless gifts of yoga.

Ravee is a trauma-aware yoga teacher who holds space for deep presence, self-discovery, and healing.

Rooted in alignment and intentional movement, her classes harness the power of breath to guide students back home to their bodies. With a background in Baptiste-inspired power yoga and hands-on assisting, Ravee weaves strength, stillness, and soulful awareness into every class.

She invites students of all levels to move at their own pace, explore with curiosity, and cultivate a compassionate relationship with themselves. Her teaching is grounded in the belief that yoga isn’t about performing — it’s about remembering who you are, breath by breath.

Rachel completed her 200-hour training at Peachtree Yoga Center in Sandy Springs. She first came to yoga seeking relief from stress-induced migraines and quickly discovered that a consistent practice brought deep and lasting healing. Her passion now lies in making yoga accessible to all, and she’s dedicated to creating a space where everyone feels welcome and supported.

When she’s not in the studio or classroom, you can find her enjoying nature, loving on animals, or lost in a good book.