“I recently attended one of Oriana’s meditation yoga classes on grief, and it was an incredible experience. She has a unique ability to create a safe and supportive space where you can truly connect with your emotions. Her presence is calming, her guidance is thoughtful, and her emotional intelligence shines through in every part of the class.

What makes her teaching so powerful is that it’s clear she speaks from both wisdom and personal experience. There’s an authenticity in the way she leads that helps you feel seen, understood, and gently guided toward healing.

This was so much more than a yoga class - it was a space for reflection, release, and renewal. My friend and I that attended, left feeling lighter, more grounded, and deeply supported. I highly recommend her classes to anyone navigating grief or simply seeking a deeper connection with themselves.”

— Kristina J.

“In a world often filled with noise and distraction, Oriana stands out as a voice of clarity and encouragement. Her wisdom, authenticity, and empathy make her a remarkable guide for individuals seeking personal growth and self-improvement. She articulates complex emotional states in a clear and thoughtful manner, making her a trusted companion for those navigating their own journeys. Oriana’s presence serves as a reminder that healing is possible and that we are never alone in our struggles.”

— Duwayne W.

“[Oriana]’s taken her pain and turned it into purpose. Today, she’s one of the most positive and uplifting people I know. She’s built a business teaching breathwork, yoga, and mindfulness, helping others find peace and strength within themselves. I went to one of her classes recently, and honestly, it was exactly what I needed—it calmed my spirit in a way I didn’t even know I was looking for. Oriana has this natural gift of making people feel seen, grounded, and encouraged. If you’re looking for someone to guide you through mindfulness, healing, or even just creating space to breathe in the middle of a busy life, I can’t recommend her enough.”

— Odane Harding