Hello, I’M KELLY
For nearly three decades, I have helped people reconnect with themselves through yoga, meditation, coaching, and embodied practice.
Over the years, my work has evolved, but the questions that inspire me remain the same:
How do we navigate life's challenges with greater awareness and resilience?
How do we move through change without losing ourselves?
What helps us reconnect with what matters most?
My path has included many roles—athlete, yoga teacher, business owner, mother, coach, and now graduate student in Integrative Psychology. Each chapter has deepened my understanding that meaningful growth happens not only through insight, but through relationship: to ourselves, our bodies, our stories, and one another.
Today, my work integrates yoga, embodiment, mindfulness, coaching, and contemporary studies in psychology. Whether we meet in a yoga class, an Integrative Soma Session, or a community gathering, my intention is the same:
To create a space where people feel supported, seen, and invited into a deeper relationship with themselves.
I believe that growth doesn't require becoming someone else.
It begins by coming home to yourself.
What I Believe
Awareness creates possibility.
Our bodies carry wisdom that often speaks before words.
Growth happens through relationship—to ourselves, to others, and to the stories we carry about who we are.
Life's challenges, while often painful, can become invitations to greater resilience, deeper connection, and a more authentic way of living.
Healing is not about fixing ourselves.
It is about learning to meet ourselves with greater compassion, curiosity, and presence.
What Informs My Work
Yoga & Embodiment
For nearly 30 years, yoga has been both my profession and my practice. Through movement, breath, meditation, and embodied awareness, I have witnessed the profound ways people reconnect with themselves when they learn to listen to the wisdom of the body.
Integrative Psychology
My graduate studies in Integrative Psychology continue to deepen my understanding of attachment, developmental psychology, trauma, meaning-making, narrative approaches, and the role of relationship in growth and healing.
Coaching & Personal Growth
For years, I have worked one-on-one with individuals navigating life transitions, burnout, grief, self-doubt, relationship challenges, and questions of purpose and meaning. These experiences have reinforced my belief that sustainable change begins with awareness, not force.
Community & Connection
Some of the most meaningful experiences of my life have happened in community. Through classes, circles, workshops, teacher trainings, retreats, and shared practice, I have witnessed the power of being seen, supported, challenged, and encouraged by others.
Lifelong Learning
I remain a student first. My work continues to be informed by ongoing study, mentorship, personal practice, and more than two decades of teaching and leadership experience.
Education, Training & Professional Experience
Education
Master of Arts Candidate, Integrative Psychology
Institute of Psychological Inquiry
Bachelor of Arts, Journalism
University of Texas at Austin
Minor in Business Foundations
Certifications & Advanced Training
Chopra Health & Well-Being Coach
E-RYT 500, Yoga Alliance
Janet Stone Senior Teacher & Mentor
Advanced 300-Hour Training with Janet Stone
Advanced 300-Hour Training with Sianna Sherman
More than 20,000 hours of logged continuing education, advanced study, mentorship, teaching, and practice.
Professional Highlights
Nearly 30 years teaching yoga and embodied practices
Teacher of prenatal, postnatal, children's, teen, adult, and senior yoga
Founder, Kelly Heath School of Yoga
Founder, Mountain Lotus Yoga
Yoga Journal Conference Presenter
Janet Stone Senior Teacher & Mentor
Former Manduka Ambassador
Former Lululemon Ambassador
Teacher Trainer, Retreat Leader, and Workshop Facilitator
Former Vice President of Marketing and Brand Strategist
Two decades of leadership, entrepreneurship, and business development
Yoga Soup Teacher (2009–Present)
A Little More About Me
When I'm not teaching, studying, or working with clients, you'll often find me running a trail, walking by the ocean, practicing yoga, singing with my harmonium, or spending time with my family.
I am endlessly fascinated by human growth, meaningful conversation, community, and the ways people make sense of their lives.
These days, I am especially interested in the intersections of embodiment, psychology, attachment, grief, resilience, and what it means to live fully in the midst of an imperfect life.

