Hi, I'm Agi

I'm a yoga instructor and a life, grief, and wellness coach with a Master’s degree in Psychology. I believe that movement and mindset go hand in hand, and there is no real success without one or the other.

I've had the privilege of living in different places around the world – I've lived in 7 countries and visited 36. I understand the challenges of growth. Moving so much has taught me a lot about adapting, finding balance, and embracing change – lessons I’m still learning and applying every day.

These experiences guide how I support others, and if you're feeling called to create meaningful change, I’d be honored to walk beside you.

Uncertainty is inevitable in life, but it strains the nervous system if everything feels uncontrollable. After my divorce, I found myself living alone during the pandemic, not knowing what my next step would be and when I could be reunited with my loved ones.

I decided to choose investing in myself. I took multiple yoga teacher trainings, participated in many coaching and other certificate programs, and started working from home. I went jogging, started taking dance lessons (but don't ask about them), and even went for a massage - me, the person who always has to do everything by herself.

I noticed that not only was I feeling the shift in my life, but my yoga clients were having quicker mental breakthroughs than my therapy clients. We can't ignore the body-mind connection – I came to the profound realization that for real change, I need to support my clients holistically. And I also need that in my life.

Nothing got easier on paper. I moved to the United States a couple of years ago, where I am still facing new challenges that require new tools and constant effort to improve. But the choices I make now make the healing journey truly healing.

I have the opportunity to grow alongside my husband, Sam. He is the Zen Master, the Tomato Guy, the person who researches and implements recipes to perfection, and he is my biggest cheerleader. He supports my well-being and hobbies like it is his day job.
We live together with two opinionated furry roommates – the most intelligent and loving cats I've ever known. Four different personalities under one roof that we all call home – in Draper, Utah.