Jessica

Jessica Kohn is a founding member of the Sheboygan County Yoga Co-op.
She is known for her welcoming smile and non-judgemental approach when it comes to teaching yoga. She has been teaching in the Sheboygan community for nearly 10 years and has completed her ERYT-500 in that time. If you ask Jessica what her favorite classes are to teach she’ll tell you either yoga nidra or MS&R (meditate, stretch, and restore). Her strength as a yoga teacher shines in classes that balance easy physical movement to allow you access to your inner peace. In her free time Jessica enjoys quiet time with her family, shopping at thrift stores, and she loves to cook.

Deidra

Deidra is a founding member of the Sheboygan County Yoga Co-op.
She began doing yoga in her high school years in group fitness classes at her local gym. She immediately found the peace and calmness that yoga brings to oneself something worth practicing. Throughout the years she became a Peer Health Educator at UW-Stout invested in the yoga and wellness portion to the job and graduating with a BS in Health Wellness and Fitness. A year after graduating she went back to one of her internships, a local yoga studio called Plymouth Yoga, and became certified through their teacher training program (YTT-200) in 2019. She has been teaching for the past 2 years with some time off since becoming a new mother. Today, she is Yoga Deidra and Co-Founder of SCYC!

Amongst yoga, Deidra is a mamma and wife to a beautiful little family in their home in Plymouth. She loves spending time outside, and going on adventures near and far with her loved ones.

@yogadeidra

JENNY

Jenny is a founding member of the Sheboygan County Yoga Co-op.

Jenny took her first yoga class in 2000 but didn’t dive in deep as a student until 2011, when she began her yoga teacher training through YogaFit.  She became a certified yoga instructor (200 RYT) in 2013 and has been teaching ever since.   She is also a board certified and state licensed massage therapist, and in 2014, Jenny opened The Healing Table, LLC.  Through her work, Jenny seeks to give an overall experience that leaves you feeling rejuvenated and refreshed.   Yoga has played a big role in helping her provide her nurturing therapy to others and it has made such a difference in her daily physical and mental/emotional health.   She appreciates the strength and calm yoga brings to her mind and body. In her work, Jenny integrates the two modalities emphasizing optimal alignment and compassionate self care. Jenny enjoys offering classes to people of all ages, from toddlers to senior citizens. 
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In her spare time Jenny seeks out water of any kind, but especially loves swimming in Lake Michigan,  and her favorite summer pastime is to frolic in its splendor.  She also enjoys hiking/exploring, skiing and camping with her husband and two teenage daughters and spending time with extended family and friends.  She and her family make their home in Plymouth and she is thrilled to be a founding member of the Sheboygan County Yoga Co-op!

jennysyogamassage.com

KAITLYNN

Kaitlynn is a founding member of the Sheboygan County Yoga Co-op.
Kaitlynn began practicing yoga at her campus rec center in college, but it wasn't until she traveled to India in 2008 that she began to understand the many aspects of yoga and its importance in her life.  Inevitably, she learned it's more than a physical practice, and ultimately goes beyond a mental exercise, and now it's a whole life practice, moment to moment, and the spaces in between.
Kaitlynn likes to create class environments where students feel comfortable learning their own strengths and weaknesses, and giving students a chance to be in collective stillness. She's happy to share yoga with anyone who asks and she's excited to grow with the yoga community in Plymouth.
In her free time Kaitlynn enjoys plant life, cooking and making preserves, playing and listening to music, and spending time outside.

KaTHY

Kathy Ledwith started her yoga journey with Bruce Van Dyke in West Bend and in 2014 committed to a daily yoga practice.  In 2016 she completed the 200 hour teacher training program at the YogaLoft in Sheboygan.  In her journey she has experienced many different styles of yoga.  “Some days I need restorative yoga with long led poses and some days I need a vigorous Kundalini practice.  After any practice I always feel more centered.”  Kathy also enjoys trying new recipes, gardening and recently discovered foraging.  “Weeding is more enjoyable when I know which ones to eat!” 

CYT200, 2016 YogaLoft, Sheboygan, WI

Mary 

Mary is a teacher here at the Sheboygan County Yoga Co-op and began her journey with us in April of 2022. 

Mary is a young and passionate yoga practitioner. Using yoga as a form of inner-soul searching, restoration, meditation, and exercise, Mary guides individuals through their own yoga journey. Mary's gentle instruction allows for beginner and advanced yoga students to expand in yoga psychology, movement and flexibility, and improve general well being. She is a vibrant, adventurous spirit who enjoys global travel and incorporates her experiences in the wild throughout her classes. 

Mary loves to be outdoors and pushing herself to the limits. Her yoga is an experience that is truly unique. She strives to bring each student closer to the Divine, with every class. Aside from her yoga adventures, she enjoys cooking healthy food and taking care of her cat, Toby. Her hobbies include paddle-boarding, rock climbing, hiking, and snow sports. She loves connecting with others and sharing stories of her adventures. Mary looks forward to teaching and connecting through the Yoga Co-op. 

CYT200, Himalayan Yoga Bliss, Darjeeling, India

​@divineyoga.mary

Stacey

Stacey is a teacher here at the Sheboygan County Yoga Co-op and began her journey with us in September of 2022. 

Stacey- "My yoga journey began like many people, as a form of exercise over 20 years ago. What I distinctly remember about yoga, however, was how I felt after I completed my practice, how I felt in final resting pose. I had a feeling of strength and balance in my body and a calm and peaceful state of mind. 

What has transpired for me over the years is my deepening passion and study of yoga philosophy and meditation in addition to the asana (posture) practices. Yoga for me has become a spiritual path and a way of living on and off the mat. 

I completed my 200-hour Hatha Training in May of 2019 at the Fon Du Lac Center of Spirituality and Healing. My intention as a teacher (and forever student) is to hold space and allow you to experience the wisdom of yoga through your own sacred journey. 

In our shared time together, I will invite you to move with awareness, patience, and self-compassion. Supporting you as you reconnect to your body, mind, and spirit."

CYT-200 Fon Du Lac Center of Spirituality and Healing

Trinity of Life Yoga

Teaching with the Yoga Co-op

All of our teachers are qualified yoga instructors that operate independently, offering yoga services to local groups, individuals, and organizations, in addition to teaching regularly with the Sheboygan County Yoga Co-op.
All of our instructors are insured and have agreed to the Sheboygan County Yoga Co-op Code of Conduct, as well as the Yoga Alliance Behavioral Code.
A student-teacher relationship is built on a foundation of trust, and it is important that we uphold that trust.