Shianne Lee

Co-Founder of Craft Wellness

Shianne is a life coach, yoga instructor and body mentor. Discovering yoga began her journey of healing her relationship with herself, which led to her passion for helping people off the mat as a certified life coach. that, combined with her passion for holistic health and fitness, has helped her become an instructor whose emphasis is on acceptance and presence in the body. Experience her classes, workshops or 1:1 work at Craft Wellness.

Outside of yoga, Shianne enjoys hiking with her pup, hanging by the river, and cooking and connecting with loved ones.

Carlie Urell

is a certified yoga teacher and sound healing practitioner living in the beautiful mountain town of Basalt, CO. She teaches five different styles of therapeutic yoga, including Hatha, Vinyasa, Restorative, Kundalini, and Yin , and has been practicing for over 15 years. She believes that yoga is not just about physical postures, but a holistic approach to health and well-being.

She’s passionate about helping people find peace and balance in their lives through the practice of yoga, and has extensive experience teaching students of all levels and backgrounds.She has a strong knowledge of anatomy and alignment, and tailors her classes to meet the individual needs of her students.

In addition to yoga, Carlie’s also trained in sound healing and meditation, and often incorporates singing bowls, chimes, and other instruments into her classes to enhance the relaxation and meditative experience for her students.

Lindsay Robinson

is a Hatha and Yin yoga teacher based in the Roaring Fork Valley. Originally from Colorado, she brings a grounded, calming energy to her classes, combining mindful movement with sound meditation to help students reconnect and reset.

Outside of teaching, Lindsay loves mountain biking, gardening, spontaneous adventures, and is currently learning to break dance.

Lizzy Young

teaches a power vinyasa class designed to leave you feeling energized, confident, and connected to your best self. Through dynamic movement and intentional breath, we’ll build strength, focus, and resilience—on and off the mat.

Outside of teaching, she’s happiest when moving her body and soaking up the sun. Whether running, hiking, skiing, or simply sitting in the sun, Lizzie love being outdoors. She’s also an artist and spends much of her time painting, drawing and running an Etsy shop where she shares and sells her work.

Mellie (Melanie) Test

teaches barre, strength conditioning, deep stretch + restoration, spinning and circuit training

Outside of teaching, Mellie loves playing outdoors, hanging with her son and dog, making art, energy work, dancing and performing, going down rabbit holes.

Kate LaMair

first discovered yoga when she wanted a good stretch and sweat after skiing, biking, and hiking. Her love for yoga evolved during her time in Asia, where she traveled to the very places where yoga first began, realizing she had only scratched the surface of what it truly means to be a yogi. Kate completed 200 hours of training in Rishikesh, India, 300 hours of training in Mysore, India, and 100 hours of continuing education. Kate now lives in Carbondale, working for a local nonprofit, and teaching yoga regularly. Through her work in the climate space and her love for the outdoors, Kate sees yoga as key to staying connected to the nature outside, and within ourselves. Kate teaches breath-centered Vinyasa, blending fluid movement with pranayama practices to ground and rejuvenate.

Erica Collins

has over 16 years of teaching experience and guides a power vinyasa flow rooted in the foundational teachings of Sid McNairy and Baron Baptiste. Her classes are dynamic yet grounded—no frills, just thoughtful direction, intentional movement, and space for personal exploration.

Whether you’re here to play, sweat, deepen your practice, or simply breathe, her goal is to offer a class where you feel supported, not pushed—invited, not instructed.

Expect an honest, invigorating flow that challenges you to dig deeper, reach higher, and go further—while always honoring your individual path. Be kind to yourself.

Charlotte Schlesinger

is originally from Miami, Florida. Outside of yoga she likes to spend time outdoors in nature. In the summer you can find her hiking, climbing, & camping and in the winter on the mountain snowboarding. 

Dana Roberts

was born in El Paso, Texas and raised in Colorado. Dana now calls the Roaring Fork Valley home. She has been practicing massage therapy for the past decade and is passionate about helping others experience the adaptive and miraculous nature of the human body as it opens to change.

Dana’s yoga journey began when she was seeking something to bring her back into harmony with her own body while continuing to give to others. To her, yoga is something that can be experienced anywhere, at any time. Her intention as a teacher is to empower others to tap into their own sense of feeling and healing—through breath, movement, and the sacred pause we often forget to take in our busy day-to-day lives. She honors the natural fluctuations of being human and encourages presence and compassion along the way.

Outside of holding space for healing, Dana enjoys spending time in nature, doing all the outdoor activities that make Colorado such a special place to live. She loves being with animals and family, cooking, creating, and curling up with a good book or movie—and a big bowl of popcorn.

Freddy Barrera:

is a passionate movement enthusiast! Hailing from Argentina, Freddy discovered his love for traditional Cuban salsa, "Casino Style," at just 14 years old.

Under the mentorship of a Cuban couple who recognized his passion
and talent, Freddy's journey as a dancer took flight. By 16, he
was already competing in local and regional contests, captivating
audiences with his performances, and sharing his knowledge as a
teacher. In 2005, his dedication and skill earned him the prestigious
title of Iberoamerican gold medalist.
With over 27 years of experience in the salsa scene, His expertise
lies in crafting progressions that make the learning process both
efficient and enjoyable. Creating a supportive and inspiring environment
where students can connect with their inner dancer, embrace their playful
spirit, and form lasting bonds with fellow enthusiasts.
Freddy’s approach blends technical mastery with a sense of fun, making every learning experience memorable and empowering for his students.