Brielle Collins
About the Teacher
Why study with them?
For over a decade, I’ve been teaching yoga full-time and guiding students back to the simple, innate wisdom of the body. With 900+ hours of training across Vinyasa Flow, Yin, Hatha, Restorative, Meditation, Trauma-Informed Yoga, and Accessible Yoga, my approach is rooted in deep trust — trust in your body, trust in your experience, and trust in the intelligence that rises when we slow down enough to listen.
I created Practice Shraddha from the Sanskrit word śraddhā, meaning “faith or trust.” For me, this reflects the heart of my work: a compassionate, humanistic practice where you are invited to move with honesty, feel what’s true, and choose what supports you moment to moment.
My teaching isn’t about achieving shapes or pushing limits. It’s about curiosity, sensation, breath, and the gentle discipline of showing up as you are. My classes welcome a range of levels; you don’t need to be advanced, simply familiar enough with yoga that you feel comfortable flowing at your own pace. If you have a basic practice and an open heart, you’ll be right at home.
In every retreat, my intention is to create a grounded, creative, and nurturing environment — a space where you can reconnect with yourself, rest deeply, and remember your own inner teacher.
I created Practice Shraddha from the Sanskrit word śraddhā, meaning “faith or trust.” For me, this reflects the heart of my work: a compassionate, humanistic practice where you are invited to move with honesty, feel what’s true, and choose what supports you moment to moment.
My teaching isn’t about achieving shapes or pushing limits. It’s about curiosity, sensation, breath, and the gentle discipline of showing up as you are. My classes welcome a range of levels; you don’t need to be advanced, simply familiar enough with yoga that you feel comfortable flowing at your own pace. If you have a basic practice and an open heart, you’ll be right at home.
In every retreat, my intention is to create a grounded, creative, and nurturing environment — a space where you can reconnect with yourself, rest deeply, and remember your own inner teacher.
