Gillian Taylor is the founder and owner of One Love Yoga. She has created a space where students feel safe, loved and welcomed whoever they are and wherever they are at in their yoga practice. She is a Yoga Alliance E-RYT 500, RPYT, YACEP and Pilates Instructor. Her training also includes Trauma Sensitive Yoga, Womb Yoga, Yoga Nidra and she is also a certified Women’s Health Coach. She often shares specific Womb Yoga and healing practices for women at the studio in the form of workshops or on an individual basis.
Gillian’s classes ensure a safely held space that encourages each individual to explore their practice through the lens of compassion and a mind-body connection. She believes strongly in allowing each student the freedom to delve into their practice within class in a way that feels safe and best to them.
Originally from Northern Ireland, Gillian grew up during the “Troubles.” This has shaped her view of the world and her commitment to peaceful living and the belief that all humans are equal and deserving of love, compassion and respect. In her spare times she enjoys making Malas, reading (mostly non-fiction) and spending time in nature with her husband and four legged friends!
Patti is originally from upstate New York and has called Palm Coast home since 2010. She discovered yoga, out of a dare, venturing into 90 minute hot vinyasa class. After her initial thoughts of "I can't do this" and "I’m not meant to bend this way" dissipated, Patti realized she was actually enjoying her practice. As time passed, she noticed that the aches and pains she had been suffering from were decreasing and her severe asthma was dramatically improved. Her completive nature softened and today she lives by the words of Amrit Ray" if you want to conquer the anxiety of life, live in the moment, live in the breath." Patti's love of yoga led her to teacher training in 2013 and she has been teaching ever since.
Patti’s non-judgmental classes bring humor to her classes. Students feel comfortable and at ease in her classes. Whether new to the practice or a seasoned "Yogi", Patti will help you better understand the tradition of yoga so you can be confident in your practice. She has specialized training in yoga adjustments and can help you find depth and integrity in a pose.
Patti is a Yoga Alliance E-RYT 200, RYT 500, and has furthered her education in the fields of Restorative Yoga, Accessible Yoga, Yin Yoga Foundations, Anatomy and Physiology, Chair Yoga and The Christina Phipps Foundation and she is just as passionate about being a student as she is a teacher. She can also be found teaching a wide variety of fitness classes in the community as she is also trained to teach just about every fitness class out there!
Shawna Miller (Studio Manager) is a firm believer in making health and fitness a priority. She grew up being active in many sports and developed a love for strength training in her early 20s. This passion led her to become a Certified Fitness Trainer and her career quickly took off as she began helping others work towards their goals.
She has added many certifications over the past 10 years including Specialist in Fitness Nutrition and enjoys helping others learn how to optimize their health and performance from the inside out. She knows what we put into our bodies we get back out. This includes our thoughts and as she embarked on her Yoga Teacher Training journey in 2020 with Gillian Taylor, after practicing yoga for five years, she quickly found the spiritual connection that she had always heard about. The mind/body/breath connection has become so powerful and life-changing that her whole perspective on her personal practice has shifted. She strives to always deliver a challenging, creative, and unique flow to her students and encourages them to not take it all too seriously, to just have fun, be present and enjoy each moment.
Michele Campanaro is originally from New York, a mother of five, Registered Nurse, with a passion to bring light and balance to those she works with.
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Michele learnt about yoga at the age of 16, through a beautiful soul, an educator at her high school, named Birdy. Her practice trailblazer to Greenwich Village, practicing with the yogis in an Ashram setting. Michele moved to Palm Coast in the early 1980's crossing paths with Roma, from India, who channeled the philosophy and practice of yoga.
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Diagnosed in 2016 with breast cancer, Michele's perspective shifted. QiGong presented itself as a meditative, nourishing energy practice. This opened an opportunity to further her self healing and continue her journey.
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Michele's training includes:
12 Rivers QiGong Organ Cleansing (2017) with John Munro
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RYT 200hr Yoga Teacher Training at One Love Yoga (2020) with Gillian Taylor
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Yin Yoga (2021-2022) with Scott Farber
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Yin Yoga (2023) with Joe Barnett
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Chair Yoga (2023)
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Wuji Hundun QiGong (2023), Organ Cleansing (2024) with Francesco Garripoli
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Light Workers Energy Healing Level 3 (2023-2024) with The Intuitive Living Institute
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IAYT Yoga Therapy Training (2024-2026) with Yoga Life University
Kyle Rhodes has been teaching yoga for almost 20 years. Kyle's yoga practice started over 20 years ago after falling off a 3 story balcony. While attempting to seek relief at a chiropractic clinic, he saw a pamphlet containing stretches (which he later realized were yoga stretches). A year later, a close friend had given him a couple of inspirational yoga books to read. Within several months, he began practicing regularly at a yoga studio in Stuart, Florida. Instantly he noticed a difference mentally, physically and spiritually. Shortly after that, there was an opportunity to take a 200 hour teacher training. Kyle took the training in 2006 and has continued to take many more trainings, intensives and workshops over the course of the years.
As well as instructing at several studios up and down the treasure coast of Florida, he believes it's very simple - if you show up and focus on breathing, and your intention is to simply receive the benefits of the practice, it can be life transforming. Prior to practicing yoga, Kyle's life was full of anxiety, anger and depression, with very little direction in life. Since then, he believes that his yoga practice, continuing education, and yoga communities that he has been involved with have completely changed his life for the better. The life he lives and loves today has much to do with his dedication to his yoga practice and his belief that tif you want to change, you will change, but you cannot force it, you just breathe through it and let it happen naturally.
Margie Bird is a passionate and dedicated yoga instructor, committed to sharing the transformative power of yoga with students seeking balance, strength and inner peace. Her journey with yoga began during her first pregnancy and it has been a source of inspiration and grounding ever since. Her teaching philosophy revolves around creating a supportive and inclusive space for students to explore their practice. She believes that yoga is a personal journey, and part of her role is to guide and empower students to connect with their bodies, breath and minds. Through mindful movement and breath awareness, she aims to inspire a holistic approach to wellbeing.
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She holds a 200hr RYT certification, degrees in Exercise Science and Physical Therapy, she is certified with NCBTB (National Certification Board for Therapeutic Bodywork), Barre, and Pilates, ensuring that her guidance is rooted in both traditional yogic principles and contemporary understanding of anatomy and physiology. This fusion allows her to offer a well-rounded and safe practice, suitable for students of all levels.
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Her passion lies in breath work, and a dynamic Vinyasa practice, providing students with a diverse and enriching experience on the mat. Margie considers yoga as a lifelong journey of learning and growth and considers herself forever a student of the practice. Whether you are a seasoned yogi or stepping onto the mat for the first time, she invites you to join her on this journey of self-discovery, well-being, strength, and harmony.