Stéphane Bourhis is a dancer by training. He studied dance at the Conservatoire National de Danse in Avignon (France). He was hired by the Ballet du Théâtre de Lucerne (1991) and the Béjart Ballet Lausanne (1996-2007).
Stéphane is a certified Iyengar® Yoga teacher since 2013. He currently teaches Iyengar Yoga® at the P.A.R.T.S dance school, at the BKS Iyengar Centre in Brussels, as well as for the project "La petite école", a place of transition to school for children from exile, who have never or hardly attended school. Between 2013 and 2019, he teaches for the project "Yoga at school", for which a prize will be awarded in 2014 during the Forum of innovations in primary schools in Belgium.
He continues his study and deepening of the Iyengar® Yoga method during stays with the Iyengar family in Pune, conventions and internships with advanced teachers in India and Europe.

Ella Portiankin is an osteopath. She studied osteopathy at the MTM school in Paris founded by Albert Bénichou. Before that, she obtained a degree in physiotherapy at the University of Liège in 1998. She worked in the urogynaecology and physical medicine department of the University Hospital of Liege. There, she was particularly involved in the rehabilitation of children with respiratory problems and suffering from enuresis. This hospital experience enabled her to identify the link between emotions and pathologies. In her osteopathic practice, she favours a holistic approach that takes into account the patient's totality.

After a career in law firms and companies, Florence Thomée switched to counselling and trained in clinical psychology at the René Descartes University in Paris and in integrative and humanistic psychotherapy at the Sigmund Freud University in Paris.

At the same time, becoming aware of the role of the body, and in particular the breath, in the search for balance and thus embracing a holistic approach to the person, Florence trained in sophrology at the Catherine Alliotta Institute in Paris and in energy psychology with the EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) method at the IFPEC. She is currently pursuing her research through the kinesiology course at the Institut Belge de Kinésiologie, always in search of the Body/Spirit/Energy junction which is at the heart of all human life and of which the breath remains the source and the privileged means.

Katarina Van Droogenbroeck is an opera singer, specialising in sacred music and chamber music.
She trained in vocal technique with Trish McCaffrey, an internationally renowned American teacher who has a vocal studio at Lincoln Centre in New York.
Katarina was also artist-in-residence at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel from 2014 to 2018 in José Van Dam's singing department and is now an associate artist.
She formed the Capricorn Trio with pianist Philippe Riga and French violist Hélène Desaint in 2017, their repertoire ranges from Brahms to Listz and Poldowski. The trio is preparing the recording of their first CD.
In addition to her work as a singer and singing teacher, Katarina is also studying clinical psychology, with a focus on child therapy.