Chantal | Founder of Plant Peace Yoga
Sadhaka • Guide in Stillness • Devotee of Inner Sanctuary

Chantal walks the path of a Sadhaka—a devoted practitioner of self-inquiry, presence, and remembrance. While her journey began in 2008, it was not shaped in ease, but refined through intensity: a high-pressure career, years of outward striving, and ultimately, an autoimmune diagnosis that called her back to herself.

After fifteen years of living in constant output—tending to expectations, deadlines, and demands—she arrived at a quiet but undeniable threshold. In 2020, she made a deliberate and life-altering choice: to step away from the noise and return to the wisdom of her own body. What began as a need for healing became a sacred reorientation. Her practice of yoga and meditation transformed from something she did into something she lived—a daily devotion, a lifeline, a remembering.

From this turning point, Plant Peace Yoga was born—not simply as an offering, but as a sanctuary. A space where the pace softens, where the nervous system can exhale, and where being is valued over doing.

Rooted in Restorative Yoga and Yoga Nidra, Chantal’s work gently guides others into the landscapes of stillness, silence, and spaciousness—qualities often forgotten, yet deeply needed. Her approach is not about fixing or striving, but about creating the conditions for the body and spirit to naturally unwind and restore.

Her presence has been described as a “gorgeous, gentle container of non-judgment,” one that communicates safety beyond words. In her spaces, students often rediscover something essential: that they are already whole, already worthy of rest, already held.

Chantal’s teaching is an invitation—to soften the grip of survival, to listen inwardly, and to tend to the quiet intelligence within. From this place, giving no longer comes from depletion, but from a well of genuine abundance.
Through Plant Peace Yoga, she guides others not toward becoming someone new, but toward remembering who they have always been.