’Trust In The Feel Of It’- Jenna Pfingsston
Jenna Pfingston| Studio owner
Jenna Pfingston is the visionary behind jalaBlu Yoga & Collective Healing—a sanctuary where movement, ceremony, and soul remembrance intertwine. A lifelong dancer turned devoted yogini, Jenna weaves decades of embodied wisdom into her teachings, blending yoga, somatic therapy, primal movement, and sacred ceremony to invite transformation from the inside out.
An E-RYT 500 teacher and Embodied Somatic Guide, Jenna’s work is rooted in the intelligence of the body, the pulse of the earth, and the art of presence. Her offerings—whether through Embodied Yoga, Primal Movement, Cacao Ceremony, or 1:1 Somatic Therapy—are invitations to move, feel, and remember who you truly are.
Through jalaBlu, Jenna continues to nurture a space for deep connection and collective healing—where the mystical meets the real, and the sacred lives in the body.
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Prita Chanda Klco
Priti Chanda Klco is a Colorado-native Yoga Therapist, Ayurvedic Health Counselor, adventure athlete, and curious investigator who guides people toward vitality, resilience, and deep connection. She has been walking the path of Yoga and healing study, practice, and teaching for 26 years and is the founder of PranaBeing Yoga Therapy & Ayurveda. Learn more at www.pranabeing.com.
Tiffany denny | PT, DPT, E-RYT, YACEP, C-IAYT
Tiffany loves to encourage people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities to move with curiosity and with confidence. She became a yoga student in 2002 and has been teaching yoga for over 20 years. She was inspired through her practice and by some of her teachers to become a physical therapist, and received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree in 2011. She specializes in orthopedic physical therapy, and trained in pelvic health, neurological physical therapy, and vestibular therapy. Currently she is not working in clinic, but instead offers rehab coaching services for those that need help working with pain or functional limitations.
Tiffany’s yoga education centered around Anusara Yoga and Iyengar Yoga, though she has also explored trainings in vinyasa/flow styles as well as accessible and trauma-centered yoga, and became a Certified Yoga Therapist in 2017. Her teaching style is eclectic, light-hearted, and sometimes a little nerdy.
Aside from practicing yoga, Tiffany enjoys hiking, paddling, playing beach volleyball, lifting weights, spending time with horses, traveling, listening to podcasts, and finding delicious food.
IRENE DOHERTy / LMT, PTP, ERYT-500 YACEP
Irene believes deeply in the potential of humans and uses Yoga and Polarity Therapy to access the healing needed to recognize this. She has been practicing yoga and consciousness since her early teenage years and has been on a professional path of discovery and service for almost 20 years. Beginning with the study of Psychology, Irene quickly realized the mind cannot be separated from the body. Yoga and Polarity Therapy offer the bridge necessary to understand we are somatic beings; our experiences influence our perception and our ability to digest life which directly correlates to our physical condition. It is Irene’s intention to hold a safe space for students to find their own resonance with healing. She believes everything is workable if we are willing to open to the experience and trust there is something beyond it. Irene is a lifelong student and is humbled to have the opportunity to share what she discovers with others.
To learn more or to schedule a bodywork session of Polarity/Craniosacral Therapy please visit her website. IreneDoherty.com
Ashley dunasta
You can tell that Ashley is secretly an attorney in yoga clothes by the way she traces yogic philosophy and installs anatomical refinement and neuroscience research into her asana classes. She brings a nerdy brain for details and a big heart for nuance and metaphor, with a presence that is both calming and bright.
Ashley leads from the belief that you can be strong and soft at the same time and that you belong here - exactly as you are right now, in all the mess and magic that may come through. She can't wait to co-create with you!
AMy Hardwick
Amy was introduced to yoga 25 years ago as a massage therapy student. Originally she was drawn to the physical aspect as it provided a balance of strength and length for an active career and lifestyle in the mountains. However, the combination of physical, spiritual and emotional strength that yoga provides has kept her coming back to her mat.
With a background in wellness coaching, massage therapy and Reiki she is passionate about all aspects of wellness and using yoga as a tool to nourish the nervous system.
Amy enjoys sharing the benefits of yoga with her students and hopes that they can take these tools off their mat in into their everyday lives to provide balance and well-being in all aspects of their lives.
Website: https://www.amyhardwick.com/
Lindsey Hartnett
Lindsey’s yoga roots are deeply embedded in the Iyengar tradition. A dedication practitioner beginning her journey in 2003 under the instruction of Brenda Flemming. In 2008 she began teaching alignment-based classes in Gunnison and Crested Butte then moved to Salida in 2019. She’s a mother and an avid mountain adventurista by passion and an herbalists by profession.
Her classes are rooted in structural alignment with a balance of surrender and activation. There’s a strong focus on innovative usage of props. Expect adjustments, to hold postures for long timings and to dive into the eight-fold pathway to yoga. This style is accessible for all body types and levels and accounts for chronic issues and injuries.
Josie Male
Josie has been an avid yoga practitioner for over a decade, originally finding the asana practice as a young athlete and building her roots in the traditional 26/2 style. From there, her curiosity grew, and she began to explore all different methodologies of yoga, ultimately discovering the practice as more than just physical exercise. Through yoga, Josie felt a reconnection with her authentic energy and fell in love with the relationship between movement, breath and spirit.
As something that had been so special and important to her for many years, Josie decided to finally complete her 200hr YTT in California in March 2023 so that she could share her passion with others. She values yoga as a lifelong practice that supports us in everything that we do on and off the mat, which for her, is often playing in the mountains! For this reason, her approach incorporates a focus on mobility for longevity and intuitive body awareness.
Cat Tobin
Cat Tobin is a graduate of Jenna Pfingston's 200hr YTT, a study rooted in alignment and yogic tradition. Her continued studies of yoga have led her to the realm of Yin, a path of yoga that coincides with Traditional Chinese Medicine. Her practice and class offerings are a fusion of this alignment based asana and the deep meditational stillness of Yin postures.
In adoration of ancient ritual and our human form, Cat guides students towards a heart centered practice of curiosity, contemplation and the exploration of physical awareness. Focused on well being and balanced health, she invites you to explore your full vibrant nature through mindful movement and devotional asana.
"There is a world beyond us brimming with magic, practice allowing the wholeness of your true self to dance with it."
