Meet The Team…

Sundarri is an actress, musician, and the founder of House Of Soma, Soma Wellness 501c3. She leads from a space of heart, devotion, and connection to help bring others back to themselves and their connection with God.

Kyle is a mineral balancing practitioner, breathwork facilitator, and co-founder of Soma Wellness.

Lex is a neuroscientist by day and a photographer by night. She’s a longtime at home yogi and is excited to have found her new home at HOS.

Rory (she/her) is a karmic yogi and front desk operator. When she’s not at House Of Soma drinking tea, she’s probably at the beach

Cam Oxenham, a 500-hour RYT, is a yoga and meditation teacher who guides students toward presence, balance, and inner calm.

Meesha (she/they) has been teaching yoga for ten years. Meesha is indigenous to the Kashmiri Shaivite and Vedanta practices of yoga, and brings a passion for teaching yoga as a holistic way of life from the roots of these practices.

Molly is a 200 hour certified Vinyasa/Hatha yoga teacher specializing in creating a warm, accessible environment for students to come back home to themselves through breath and movement.

Kate Cobarrubia (she/her) is a Filipinx-"American" immigrant from Germany based in San Diego, CA who found her home through the practice of yoga – a returning home to the self. She brings yoga + sound to third spaces like coffee shops, meeting people in a place they trust & love.

Jordi’s teachings are rooted in breath and body awareness, allowing the cultivation of understanding of the self through self study, movement and arrival.

Fernanda’s journey with yoga began in 2013, when I completed my Kundalini Yoga teacher training. Since then, I’ve continued deepening my practice and my knowledge through additional studies in Yin Yoga and Vinyasa Yoga, as well as anatomy and the human body.

Jamie Coleman is a Southern California native whose transformative journey led him from the classrooms of Yale to the soulful practices of Yoga, Meditation, and Ayurveda.

Juliette’s approach to yoga is an invitation to come home to the body. As a yoga teacher and somatic bodyworker, she weaves intentional movement, breath, sensation, and stillness into practices that encourage students to slow down, listen inward, and cultivate a deeper relationship with themselves.