BETHANY WHITE

Bethany is a dedicated yoga teacher who believes the practice offers more than physical movement, it’s a powerful tool to ease anxiety, soften inner dialogue, and foster authentic expression. She has completed over 500 hours of training, including an 85-hour prenatal certification from the Prenatal Yoga Center in New York, and has taught around 1,000 hours over the past five years. Her teaching emphasizes helping students feel their best within their practice. In 2025, Bethany opened Aether, an inclusive space where practitioners can connect, explore, and grow. She is currently immersed in a 300-hour yoga therapeutics training and has developed a deep appreciation for functional movement. By studying the body more deeply, Bethany aims to guide students with current, intentional support, shaping Aether into a studio that nourishes each individual’s unique path.

VICTORIA CUDJO

Victoria began practicing yoga in 2013 and instantly fell in love with the practice. In 2018 she received 200 hours of training in hatha and vinyasa from the Southwest Institute of Healing Arts in Tempe, Arizona, and in 2019 she completed 100 hours of yoga nidra training from Dr. Kamini Desai under the Amrit method. Victoria has a Master of Science in Health Psychology and is currently working on her PhD in Performance Psychology. Victoria enjoys gardening, espresso martinis, hiking, traveling, and is a folk singer-songwriter under the name Airrose! She loves teaching a broad range of classes, but her all time favorites are fiery power flows, yin, and sound healings.

LINDSEY EWERT

Lindsey began practicing yoga in 2003 as a complement to her fitness routine in college. While in law school she realized how beneficial her practice was to lowering her stress levels. As she attended more yoga classes at various studios she became interested in how yoga helps move energy and emotions through the body.

Before becoming a teacher, Lindsey was the victim of a hit-and-run that left her with a brain contusion and PTSD. She gained a very intense, intimate relationship with her nervous system as she battled to get her brain and body integrated again after the collision. As she attempted to navigate and explore the (now) unfamiliar world, she found herself on her mat more often. She credits yoga (and qigong) as a healing modality that helped her understand herself again after spending months in total disorientation. Because of this experience, she strives to offer classes that invite compassionate curiosity and awareness while also keeping the nervous system in mind.

STEPHANIE GOURLEY

Stephanie is in her 30th year of teaching group fitness and is currently focusing on functional strength and movement at Aether. She and her family live nearby and enjoy being active participants in the Aether community, often joining in for yoga in the park, full moon, and new moon classes.

With scoliosis, degenerative disk disease, and arthritis, Steph found an alignment-based practice provides a safe way to maintain strength and flexibility while continuing to challenge herself in her practice.

GILDAS LEMONNIER

Gildas is a French yoga instructor (E-RYT 200 & RYT 500), dancer, and educator living in the U.S. After training in Paris and NYC's Martha Graham Dance School, he discovered Vinyasa Yoga in 2014, which balanced and complemented his dance career. Yoga became a way to listen to the body and find stillness.

In 2020, Gildas completed a 200H YTT with Trimurti Yoga and, in 2023, completed a 300H YTT and 50H YTT focused on tactile adjustments and Thai Massage under the expertise of Mathieu Boldron. He taught regular classes and workshops in Paris for over three years. Gildas's teaching emphasizes breath-synchronized movement, somatic awareness, and creating a safe space for students to explore their limits and possibilities at their own pace.

BREANNA COBBS

Bre began her yoga journey four years ago and soon after completed her first teacher training at Dragon Yoga, earning her 200-hour certification. The following year, she pursued her 300-hour certification with Dragon, and upon completion, continued her studies online with the American Institute of Vedic Studies under Dr. David Frawley, becoming a certified Yoga and Ayurveda wellness consultant.

Bre believes that Yoga Asana and its deeper practices offer more than just physical fitness; they provide opportunities for practitioners to discover themselves, both physically and spiritually. In her classes, she loves creating moments for introspection and inquiry, encouraging her students to explore deeper meanings in their practice.

ELLE D'RAE

Elle is a 500hr RYT + a lover of all things dogs, nature, art, and adventure. Elle is an artist, entrepreneur, and author who sprinkles her creativity throughout her playlists and flows. Her classes create space for you to explore on your mat and within yourself.

She brings years of experience teaching at private studios and corporate fitness clubs. Her yogi mantra: create an environment where self acceptance is encouraged, authentic connection is discovered, and love is shared.

CJ YEAGLEY

CJ gravitates towards connection, movement, people, and the alignment of mind, body & spirit. He found yoga after playing sports through college. CJ received his first 200-hour certification in Hatha Yoga (Becca Hewes, OKC - Yoga Life) in 2013. Wanting to learn more about the asana side, CJ found Carling Harps & Patrick Beach and Awakening Yoga Academy (2nd 200-hour, + 500-hour certification). He has trained with them for 8 years and has been a full-time teacher for over a decade.

CJ has a Masters in Exercise Science and has taught 2000+ hours of public classes, workshops, retreats, and private sessions. He has filmed for platforms like Commune Online and Just Move. Since then, he has explored many channels of body/mind connection, including focused movement, breathwork, & meditation. His class styles vary with flow, strength, movement, and recovery themes. CJ’s classes are a balance of structure & freedom, meeting you in effort & ease.

KATIE BROWN

Katie Brown is an experienced yoga teacher and mindfulness guide with over seven years of teaching experience. Her classes blend yin yoga, myofascial release, yoga philosophy, and mindfulness to create space for breath, embodiment, and inner inquiry.

She came to yoga to heal her relationship with her body after years of body image struggles. Through practice, she learned to befriend her body and embrace it as a source of wisdom and resilience, an experience that continues to shape her compassionate, intentional teaching.

Katie completed her initial 200HR training at Asheville Yoga Center and a second 200HR Yin Yoga training in Greece in 2022. She also teaches Hatha and Vinyasa, offering both energizing flows and deeply grounding practices.

With a special interest in self-awareness and spiritual connection, Katie’s classes hold space for effort and ease, movement and rest. She invites students to come home to themselves- body, mind, and spirit.

Devin Davis

Devin began practicing yoga in 2019 and quickly realized it was more than just movement, it was his way back to trusting his body after having cancer. What started as YouTube flows turned into a daily practice, and eventually, a 200-hour teacher training in 2023.

His classes are creative, grounded, and breath-led, designed to help students build strength, cultivate awareness, and maybe even enjoy the process. Expect thoughtful sequences, supportive cues, and just enough challenge to keep you present (and likely sweaty). Devin’s often described as “serious but soft”—he teaches with intention, holds space without pressure, and always leaves time for stillness.

Outside the studio, Devin is a wellness coach, fermentation enthusiast, and proud dog dad to Reba and Jax. He lives with his partner, who lovingly supports his obsessions with yoga sequencing and pickled garlic.

He’s here to help you feel more at home in your body, no matter where you’re starting from.