Yoga therapy was a new term for me. Yoga classes and physical therapy have been a constant for about 20 years, so the opportunity to participate in a one-on-one relationship with yoga and therapy together was intriguing. Veronika is the yoga instructor I already enjoyed on Friday mornings, so I knew the sessions would have a combination of play, work and spirit.

When the world changed, Veronika offered to continue our sessions with virtual technology. These sessions were just as meaningful as in person and I would recommend either method.

“What is it like to work with Veronika?”

She is a woman in power of wisdom of her soul. She wears her East European accent and she doesn’t care; she has a fire in her body and her passion for soul is so obvious. I have difficulties to pronounce her name but it shows that she came from a distance and built herself a new life just a few years ago. Amazing story! Her English is good but she always misspells some words but her knowledge and education is unbelievable in such a short time. She keeps studying all her life. She is not shy in her gestures and smiles; speaks her own truth with confidence and ease. She mastered her way between ‘left and right ‘ and lives just in a middle, most of the time. She holds her ground no matter what comes her way and switches sides as she pleases. She brings me inspiration and creates some challenge too! That is who she is, Veronika, my teacher, healer and friend.