Addy grew up playing classical instruments in an orchestra and through the Suzuki Program, which helped her develop a deep appreciation for music. While studying theology in college, her perspective on religion, healing, and energy broadened when she stumbled upon a yoga class and a world religions course that profoundly impacted her worldview.

As a creative person who is not shy, Addy's passion for connecting with others shines brightly, and she has always sought to lend a helping hand. When she discovered that she could heal others through music, she eagerly embarked on her journey with Sound Medicine Academy. Now, Addy operates Cosmic Sound Sanctuary, her sound practice where she leads regular group and private sound sessions, promoting deep relaxation and nervous system regulation through the ancient practice of sound healing.

Christy began her journey as a licensed professional counselor in 2004. After roughly 15 years helping clients of all ages process trauma—and while raising two children, one with significant medical needs—she reached a point of deep mental, emotional, and physical exhaustion. In 2018 she created space for essential self-care by enrolling in the Kundalini Yogi program at Purest Potential in Santa Fe, NM. Kundalini practice gave her tools to ground herself, address overwhelmed and exhausted, reconnect to her inner center rather than constant survival mode of reacting to the demands of work and motherhood.

Toward the end of that program, Christy began studying Munay Ki (Peruvian Indigenous healing practices) with Shaman Jean Domingues in Albuquerque. Though she had previously studied with various Native American healers, Munay Ki resonated with her deeply with the immense depth into oneself, life path and harmey this practive offeres. She is a Mesa Carrier and completed all three levels of Munay Ki plus mentorship over five years.

Christy enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, reading, and hanging out at Cooke Ranch, her mother’s home.

Colette is a dedicated mother of two who received her 200-hour yoga certification while practicing regularly at Abilene Yoga House in 2018. Colette also taught classes at The Yoga Mat here in Amarillo before it closed in 2020.

With almost a decade of experience, Colette is currently working on her 300-hour yoga certification with Susana Barkataki.

Collete is a wellness advocate, an engaged student, and an experienced instructor who guides her classes with care and respect for her students and her teaching. Outside of yoga, Colette enjoys spending time with her family, friends, reading, and spending time outdoors, especially in her garden.