Joy is dedicated to merging her passion for Yoga, Art and Vida together into a transformative wellness destination. With over two decades of experience in yoga and 35 years as a public-school teacher, she has developed a unique approach to teaching that emphasizes purpose, connection, and personal growth. Since earning her 200 RYT certification in 2015, Joy has been sharing her passion with the community, teaching alongside her husband, John, in a dropout prevention program in Mayport Village. Read more about Joy.

Susan is a dedicated yoga teacher with E-RYT 200/500/YACEP certifications in Ashtanga and Vinyasa Flow, and additional training in Anusara Yoga. She began her practice in 2003 and started teaching in 2010 while living abroad. Now based in Jacksonville Beach, FL, Susan offers public and private classes, workshops, and international retreats. Her teaching blends elements from Ashtanga, Vinyasa, and Anusara, creating a style that is energetic, creative, and encouraging. She strives to empower her students, helping them find deeper connection and meaning through their yoga practice. Read more about Susan.

Judy began her yoga journey 25 years ago. After 12 years as a student, Judy pursued her 200 hour Kripalu teacher training. She was eager to advance her knowledge soon after and completed her 500 hour Ashtanga training. Judy has continued her training in Yin yoga and Myofascial release. Her practice focuses on connection and collaboration, working together to find inner stillness and peace. Read more about Judy.

Based on the values of healing, growth and authenticity, Jyothi's teaching is a combination of storytelling and intelligent sequencing. After battling eating disorders and self-harming behaviors for 15 years, Jyothi's discovery of yoga in 2005 saved her life. In 2010, Jyothi left her career as an Education Policy Analyst to become a full-time yoga and meditation teacher. Jyothi lives with her husband, Bo, their two vibrant and creative children, and their labrador, Ruby Joy - wherever the Navy sends them. Read more about Jyothi here.

Born and raised in Jacksonville, Connor has always lived close to the ocean. Connor has traveled the globe circuit racing upwards of 30 miles on paddleboards and surfing 20 foot waves, reaching the top 10 in the world. The boards were his tools and the ocean was his life. Connor says this is where he is meant to be, sharing his passion for the ocean and adventure with everyone! Read more about Connor.

Taylor, RYT 200, has been teaching yoga since 2017. Her journey began in 2015 when she stumbled into a class led by the one and only, Judy Smith—and she never looked back. When joining her on the mat, expect an electrifying blend of movement and mindfulness! Known for her fierce, powerful practices, Taylor weaves breath into every pose, guiding you to push your limits and find your edge. Read more about Taylor.

Naomi Charles, a 200-hour RYT certified in 2017, fell in love with yoga as a child, inspired by her dad. After teaching power yoga, she now focuses on gentler styles and yoga nidra, sharing the healing benefits of slowing down and turning inward. Read more about Naomi.

Scotie's art journey officially began as a high school freshman when he was inspired by red clay discovered at a nearby flooded river. Since this time, he has used music and art as vessels to connect with those around him. His sculptures blossomed into mosaics, sand art, fine art paintings, yard art, guitar playing, and - maybe most beloved of all - his Critters. Read more about Scotie.

Evie strives to create an authentic atmosphere of community and calm in her classes, providing an invitation to journey inward, connect to breath and body, and observe the mind. Ultimately, she encourages students with the messages that altered her life, to make the practice their own and to honor where they are, for that is where they are supposed to be. Read more about Evie.

Dr. Joe began a personal yoga journey in 2017 and has found it integral to the health of his body as well as his ability to manage stress at work and home. With the backing of scientific studies showing the benefits of yoga and mindfulness he considers those practices a regular part of his treatment recommendations for patients. Read more about Joe.

Karey has been teaching yoga for over a decade and is currently a Physical Therapist Assistant. Karey obtained her 500 hour certification in 2017 and has additional trainings and certifications in Ashtanga and mat Pilates. Her teaching style fuses her love of music, Pilates, inversions, anatomy and alignment with the power of core-centric and breath-based movement. Read more about Karey.

Lauren was born and raised at the beaches and attended the University of North Florida, earning a Bachelor’s in Business with a focus on Marketing. She is a dedicated professional in real estate marketing, driven by her passion for helping small businesses thrive through encouragement and her expertise in the field. Read more about Lauren.

Trevor discovered yoga in 2013 and began teaching in 2019 in Charleston, South Carolina. He is a RYT 200 certified through Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy, and has since taught in South Carolina, Georgia, and now Florida. He is excited to meet you on the mat. Read more about Trevor.

Henry is the co-owner of Consider It and a managing partner at Vida Adventures. As an ISSA certified personal trainer, he has crafted tailored training programs for athletes of all ages, accommodating diverse health needs and fitness goals. Henry holds a Bachelor’s degree in health education with a specialization in Community Health and Wellness from the University of Florida. Read more about Henry.

Mason, co-founder of Consider It, combines his background in systems engineering, business, and global travel to drive growth, community and innovation. His passion for problem-solving, community engagement, and adventure aligns with his role in fostering Consider It’s continued success. Read more about Mason.

Lauren, E-RYT 500, has been teaching and practicing yoga for about 13 years and is in graduate school at Buddhist college, Naropa, for Mindfulness-based Transpersonal Psychology. Lauren teaches a mindful, yet powerful, dynamic flow that syncs breath to movement and often feels like a dance. She weaves in parables and yogic philosophy for you to incorporate on and off the mat, as well as chanting mantra with harmonium. Meet Lauren on the mat or out surfing! Read more about Lauren.

Patrick came to Yoga in 2016 after an injury left him unable to participate in his usual sport and weight-lifting activities. Starting first with videos on YouTube and eventually studio classes, Patrick was then inspired by a few of his teachers to take a teacher training in DC, winter of 2018, and another 300hr the next year in Indonesia. For him, a yoga practice is lived on and off the mat, as an intention to steady the mind and find truthful expression in movement. Read more about Patrick.

Sonia is honored to partner with the King family to turn Joy's vision into reality. While she won’t be teaching, she’s hard at work behind the scenes to ensure your Consider It experience is exceptional. You’ll see her at community events, sharing the energy in class, and embarking on Vida adventures. As a certified group fitness instructor, she might even surprise you with pop-up HIIT classes! Read more about Sonia.

Brenda began practicing yoga in 1995 and became a certified Jivamukti Yoga teacher in 2003 with her gurus Sharon Gannon and David Life. She started teaching immediately when she returned home and hasn’t stopped since. She is forever grateful for this practice of yoga and how it has changed her life. Read more about Brenda.

Aubrie is a 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher with a decade of experience in yoga practice. As a proud local of the beaches Aubrie is excited to be a part of the community they cherish by offering a space for you to find joy and balance through yoga. Read more about Aubrie.

Raina began her yoga journey in 2001 with her first Ashtanga class alongside her mother, finding peace and mindfulness through the practice. She became a 200-hour RYT in 2005 under Sarasvati Devi and Vaz Rogbeck and trained with Bryan Kest. For Raina, yoga is a lifestyle focused on balance and gratitude. Her classes reflect this philosophy, blending playful energy with mindful movement. Outside of teaching, Raina connects with nature through activities like surfing, hiking, and biking, letting yoga guide her to flow with life’s challenges and joys. Read more about Raina.