Melinda Rempe
I struggled with mobility on the left side of my body at a young age. By the age of 5, I was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. My whole life I’ve had to adapt every physical activity to make it possible for me to do. I started practicing yoga after decades of living with chronic pain. Mainstream yoga classes were too difficult for me. Getting up and down off the floor was not possible at the time, so I started taking private yoga lessons. Working around my knee’s lack of mobility, my yoga teacher showed me how to move my body in a chair rather than on the floor. She taught me how to look at yoga postures from different angles. I gained so much confidence in my body as I learned how to practice in a different way. I used what I learned to rehabilitate after a long, overdue knee replacement. My love for my body grew as I gained confidence and strength. I was hooked and wanted to learn more! My quest for knowledge sent me to Yoga Teacher Training where my yoga journey first began.
My intention with Chair Yoga is to challenge students’ ideas of their mobility. The chair offers a space between standing and sitting on the floor making it an accessible yoga class for everyone. Each class focuses on building strength, balance, and flexibility.
The intensity of the class is entirely up to the student.
Melinda teaches our Prop-asana classes, previously known as Chair yoga. This class can be surprisingly challenging and is a great way to build strength and mobility while learning creative and fun ways to practice poses (asanas.)
When she's not teaching yoga, Melinda is also a Co-owner of Avenge Your Hair Studio in Broad Ripple and is an incredible hairstylist. Her Instagram shares both her yoga updates as well as her hair studio information. Check it out!
Nicole Robison
Nicole found yoga in 2016 and completed her yoga teacher training in 2019. Specializing in gentle and restorative yoga, she has a passion for guiding healing, building community and creating vibes. Nicole's journey includes recovering from a spinal injury and chronic pain, which deepened her belief that yoga is for truly every type of body. Her classes emphasize inclusivity and accessibility, welcoming everyone to come as they are.
Nicole has a personal mantra to “lead with kindness” and uses this to guide her in creating a safe, supportive environment where students can experience the transformative power of yoga. Whether you're new to yoga or have been practicing for years, Nicole invites you to join her in cultivating a strong, resilient body and a peaceful mind.
When she’s not on her mat, Nicole enjoys spending time with her family, her pup California, and her countless plant babies.
Brittany Hughson
Brittany is a certified yin yoga teacher, trauma-informed somatic guide, and holistic wellness practitioner devoted to creating spaces where people can soften, reconnect, and feel safe in their bodies.
Her group yin yoga classes offer a grounding, restorative practice where stillness becomes a gateway to nervous system support and deeper embodiment. With each shape and breath, Brittany invites her students to slow down, listen inward, and build capacity for presence.
In her 1:1 sessions, she blends yin yoga, somatic tools, tuning fork sound healing, and holistic wellness coaching to help clients reconnect with their body’s natural rhythms, support regulation, and move toward sustainable well-being. Her somatic training specializes in the female nervous system, yet her work is inclusive and welcoming to all bodies and identities.
Brittany leads with curiosity, compassion, and a deep trust in the body’s innate wisdom—offering care that is both intuitive and grounded, practical and deeply nourishing.