Darvina brings over 20 years of yoga practice and nearly a decade of teaching experience.
Grounded in Ashtanga and Rocket Yoga, with offerings that include vinyasa, Yin, breathwork and sound.
Her approach is informed by many years of consistent personal practice, continued study, and lived experience on and off the mat. Grounded in Ashtanga and Rocket Yoga, with offerings that include vinyasa, Yin, breathwork and sound. Her approach is informed by many years of consistent personal practice, continued study, and lived experience on and off the mat.
Darvina values yoga as a living practice — one that evolves alongside the person practising it. Her teachings centre on inclusion, adaptability, and thoughtful guidance, creating spaces where students of different backgrounds and bodies can feel welcomed, supported, and seen.
Over recent years, living and teaching across different countries and cultural contexts has deepened Darvina’s understanding of how yoga practice is received, interpreted, and experienced by different bodies and communities. This has shaped a teaching approach that is attentive to nuance — recognising that practice does not land the same way for everyone, and that accessibility, safety, and belonging matter.
Alongside her regular weekly classes, Darvina supports students and teachers through mentorship, teacher trainings, and retreats, offering opportunities for deeper practice, continued learning, and community.