Alice graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Arts in Jazz/Contemporary Music and completed a Diploma of Education in Music. Alice has training in children’s yoga at Rainbow Kids Yoga and Mangala, and is currently completing a Masters degree in Art Therapy.

Alice just loves working with children and exudes an energy that is almost palpable. As an accomplished singer, Alice approaches her yoga teaching in an upbeat and musical way that engages the children and extends their yoga practice.

I am excited to be a part of Melbourne Kids Yoga team.

My yoga journey started when I was of 5 years old, I use to learn yoga with my dad at home.

I am a kindergarten teacher and have been in the profession of teaching kids for the past 30 years. I started my yoga training for children with Rainbow Kids Yoga and started to incorporate yoga during group time. I saw huge benefits in the children that made me curious to learn more about yoga. This led me to complete 200 hours of Yoga Teachers Training for earning a certification in teaching Kids Yoga.

Yoga teaches children to be calm, while gaining awareness of the body’s self-control and discipline through breathing and specific body postures. It also fosters cultural competence and respect for diversity.

I strongly believe Yoga is a critical form of education that provides a range of physical, spiritual and mental relaxation in young children.

Hang is a professional in the Interior and Building Design industry, with a deep passion for yoga, mindfulness, and holistic healing.

Since completing her Kundalini Yoga teacher training in Rishikesh in 2018, she has expanded her practice to include Vinyasa, Yin, Restorative, Chair, Trauma-Informed, and Kids Yoga, alongside meditation and energy healing. She works with a diverse range of students, including NDIS clients with special needs and mental health challenges, seniors in their 80s, and children as young as 18 months. Hang is especially passionate about bringing yoga to children, believing early development of mindfulness and emotional awareness is key.

Her creative sessions support kids in building confidence, focus, and emotional regulation. Hang’s trauma-sensitive and somatic approach blends traditional yogic wisdom with modern healing principles, creating inclusive spaces for growth, resilience, and connection at every age and stage of life.

Ryan is a proud father of teens, exercise fanatic and yogi. He has been in love with yoga since the first time he rolled out his mat. The pull of yoga was so strong that Ryan quit his corporate career to become a full-time yoga teacher! He believes that the yoga mat is a great place to find a sense of contentment, self-awareness, and mind body connection. Ryan loves working with children and feels strongly about passing on the beautiful and ancient wisdom of yoga to the next generation. He is passionate about nurturing and encouraging students to discover their own individual yoga journey.

I’m delighted to be a new member of the team at MKY. I enjoy the fun and unity that the power of play brings to each session. To me, this form of group interaction is unique to a kids yoga environment – non-competitive, free and collaborative. My classes are led with prep-readiness in mind, supporting posture, finding their voices and creating an environment that encourages growth of the individual child through expressive movement. I’ve completed over 500 hours of training with The Yoga Social and have received vocational training with Kids Yoga Ed.