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Our Team

Alfine Nathalie

 A lifelong student of the mind-body-spirit connection, I approach yoga as a practice that harmonizes physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being.

In June 2024, I completed my 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training from the Portland Yoga Project, where we had thorough lessons and discussions on more than just the history and philosophy of yoga but also anti-racism & decolonization practices and queer competency. 

The vision that I seek to curate throughout my yoga practice and public offerings consists of hosting accessible, light-hearted, welcoming spaces where practitioners can establish a deeper connection with themselves and craft an internal center-peace that guides and nourishes one through the peaks and valleys of one's day and life.

In my classes, I welcome curiosity, self-compassion, and nourishing self-talk, encouraging students to find what feels sound and sustainable for their unique bodies. I hope students leave feeling grounded, empowered, and better attuned to their inner wisdom.

Outside the studio, I enjoy capturing moments behind a camera, keeping abreast of astrological transits, applying Feng Shui remedies to various environments, listening to or making music, immersing myself in nature, making fresh juices and longevity meals, reading, and writing!

Darious Zagon

Darious Zagon, is a holistic esthetician, sound healer, and reiki practitioner with a decade of experience in the beauty and wellness industry is also the owner of ZagOn Beauty Holistic Spa in Portland, Maine. Deeply influenced by her Caribbean upbringing, she brings a warm and grounded approach to her work, emphasizing the connection between inner and outer well-being.

Through sound baths, she harnesses the power of sound healing to promote deep relaxation, balance, and renewal. Her passion is creating a nurturing space where clients can reconnect with their truest selves and embrace a purpose-filled life. By merging beauty, spirituality, and self-care, her offerings provide a truly unique and transformative experience.

Outside of her practice, Darious enjoys nature walks, exploring fashion, savoring good food, crafting jewelry for her Palm to Sun retail line, and cherishing time with loved ones.


Connect with  Darious:https://www.zagonbeauty.com/

Nuna Gleason

 

Nuna Gleason is the creator of the Maine Afro Yoga Project, a 200-hour certified yoga teacher, and a dedicated advocate for survivors of sexual violence. A seeker and transformational spiritual healer, Nuna empowers individuals to discover freedom from within through mindfulness, trauma-informed yoga, and nature-based wellness practices.


With a background in psychology and mental health advocacy, Nuna combines her expertise with a deep commitment to social justice and community healing. She is passionate about creating accessible, culturally relevant wellness spaces for immigrant communities and people of color.

Malika Davis

 

 Malika Davis is a Licensed Massage Therapist, Usui Reiki Master, and Certified Meditation and Mindfulness Teacher.

 With a background in social work and mental health, she is passionate about exploring the mind-body connection. Malika is driven to create inclusive and nurturing spaces where individuals of all walks of life can experience relaxation, relief, and personal growth. 


Her work emphasizes accessibility, striving to break down barriers so that everyone can receive the self-care and healing they deserve.


Connect with Malika: https://restoredrootswellness.org/ 

Our Advisory Board Directors

Hawa Niwemwana

Hawa Niwemwana

Hawa Niwemwana

Grata Mbonayo

Hawa Niwemwana

Hawa Niwemwana

Shay Stewart-Bouley

Shay Stewart-Bouley

Shay Stewart-Bouley

Miranda Beggin

Shay Stewart-Bouley

Shay Stewart-Bouley


Maine Afro Yoga is a project for Wounded Healers International. It is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization and all donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. EIN 86-3187355. 


Contact: info@maineafroyoga.com


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Upcoming Events in May

 🗓️ May 10 | 4:30–6:30 PM
Grassroots Networking with The Atrium (at our studio)
An evening of connection, collaboration, and community support. 

🗓️ May 16 | 5:15 – 6:15 PM
Pop-Up: Move to Make Space (Portland Yoga Project, 449 Forest Ave)
Afro-rooted movement to release, restore, and support immigrant access to yoga

🗓️ May 24 | 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Bystander Intervention Workshop (at our studio)
Learn how to safely respond to harm and protect community spaces.

 🗓️ May 23 | 5:00 – 6:00 PM
Sound Bath with Darious (at our studio)
A donation-based session to rest, reset, and give so someone els