About the Collective

We are a group of passionate movement and wellness teachers, each bringing our own flavour, energy, and personality to the practices we share. While we each run our own classes and offerings, we come together under one roof, creating a supportive, connected space where community, collaboration, and care come first.

Inner Sanctuary Collective was founded by Megan Jenkin, who first opened the doors to her light-filled studio in 2017 as Blue Indigo Yoga. In 2020, the vision evolved and Inner Sanctuary Collective was born. At the heart of this shift was a desire for deeper connection, a sense of shared purpose, and a supportive space for teachers and students alike.

Balancing home, family, and business life isn’t always easy, and Inner Sanctuary was created to honour that truth. It’s a place to exhale, come as you are, and be part of something meaningful.

We’re proud to now offer a wide variety of classes and experiences. From classic yoga styles to somatic movement, meditation, breathwork, sound healing, and soul-nourishing events. Each contributor helps shape the calm, grounded energy that makes this studio feel like a sanctuary.

We believe your vibe attracts your tribe and that finding the right teacher is a personal journey.
We invite you to try a few different classes and teachers to discover what resonates with your body, schedule, and soul. There’s no one-size-fits-all here, just real humans, offering real support, and inviting you to come home to yourself.

We look forward to welcoming you to our sanctuary and sharing our love for mindful movement, breath, stillness, and wellbeing. xx

Meet the Collective

 
 
 
 

Megan 1/3 Generator - Studio Founder + Yoga teacher

Yoga has been a powerful part of my healing journey, helping me recover from burnout and nervous system dysregulation, and guiding me back into connection with my body, my breath, and my true self.

Through the gentle practices of yin, somatic movement, and mindfulness, I’ve experienced firsthand how yoga can be a form of deep restoration, it is a way to regulate, recalibrate, and come home.

My personal practice continues to be the foundation of everything I share. Over the years, I’ve studied a range of modalities. Including trauma sensitive mindful movement, somatic yoga, fascia vinyasa, and nervous system education, all of which inform my teaching and support a more intuitive, embodied approach to practice.

In my classes, you’ll find a blend of gentle, functional movement, breathwork, nervous system support, and soulful self-awareness. I also weave in the wisdom of Human Design, the Gene Keys, and astrology to help you better understand your energy and move through life with more compassion and clarity.

My intention is to create a space where you feel safe to slow down, soften, and reconnect with your own inner sanctuary.

Megan x

 
 
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Kath - Yoga

Kath is the Collective’s resident Hatha Yoga Teacher, teaching as Simply Yoga.

My Yoga experience began way back in 2000 when my sister dragged me along to a yoga class, above Belgiorno’s so we could spend some time to hang out together. At this stage I was definitely into my cardio classes and having some down time, finding my “inner Zen” seemed a great idea- how hard could it be??  

How wrong was I – I hated it and only continued so as to catch up with my sister- and yet there was something that  kept dragging me back.  

It challenged me- physically, being in and holding a pose- with grace and breath,  but even more so mentally, emotionally and spiritually- facing self-awareness, and a growing connection not just to myself but to those around me, the realisation that there is more than self.  

What I love about yoga is that we all come to it from our own personal places and spaces. My practice over the last 21 years has changed as my life and bodies needs have changed. Through different body injuries, phases, diagnosis of auto immune disease, and times when life challenges us my yoga mat has been my safe place, my sacred space.  

Seeing what yoga has offered me, but more importantly those who come and attend classes gives me the greatest joy, is where I am most grateful. The learning and gratitude never end.  

Kath x

 
 
 

Nikki- Yoga

I found my way to yoga in 2012 after a serious mental health crisis. The deep connection to self and the escape from debilitating anxiety had me hooked.

Over the years my study of body movement has led me through many different styles of yoga - purna, restorative, yin, fascia vinyasa. I have also blended my love of Energetics with my love of movement which led me to learn, practice and teach Qigong.

My most recent movement exploration has guided me through learning and exploring the nervous system and how stress is stored in the body and affects our daily life. My teaching style now incorporates all of my wisdom and learning into an intuitive movement blend of physical, mental and emotional regulation.

The movement I share will guide you into a deep state of surrender as your mind, body and emotions harmonise and invite your nervous system to restore into the rest & digest response. It is a delight to all of your senses and an invitation to decondition the hustle and grind from your systems. I look forward to sharing intuitive movement with you.

Nikki x

 
 
 

Kylie - Yoga

I don’t remember the beginning. It’s all a bit blurry until the first teacher that really moved me. A colleague, after closing we would push clothing racks off to the side and practice on a cold, concrete floor. No frills, just movement and full breath. I intrinsically knew this was yoga.

When the time came for that chapter to close, I began the search for the next opportunity to “drop in”. That search was 10 years, and many breaks from practice long.

I was convinced to try Vinyasa Flow by a friend in 2021, where I landed. I was deeply inspired by the studio I was practicing with and felt called to offer vinyasa in my own genuine (sometimes clumsy) way. Since finishing my 200hr TT in 2022 I can’t see a life where I don’t facilitate and have gone on to train in Yin (and more training on the horizon!).

My connection to asana isn’t rooted in athleticism. I was never a really sporty person, but surprisingly yoga has turned me onto a journey of movement and strength I didn’t know I needed.

My motivation to move comes from a yearning for stillness in my mind. My teaching style is steady and supportive, with a focus on helping the student have the space to dial into their experience as it is. I love to help people connect with their practice as mine has changed so much in how I feel and move through life.

I look forward to meeting you on the mat soon!

Kylie x

 
 
 

Alicia - Yoga

I discovered yoga in my early 20s and was captivated by its ability to nourish the body, mind, and energy. Over time, I came to see yoga as a powerful tool for navigating the physical and emotional experiences of life.

Motivated by a desire to share this transformative practice, I completed my teacher training in Ubud, Bali. This journey deepened my connection to yoga and affirmed my path as a teacher.

My passion lies in yoga’s capacity to restore balance and calm. My intention is to hold space where students feel physically empowered, mentally grounded, and energetically aligned.

I look forward to sharing this journey with you. See you on the mat!

Alicia x

 
 
 

Alma - Meditation

Meet Alma - Alma is the Collective’s Meditation Yoga Teacher, guiding you through energising meditations as Meditations with Alma. She runs a monthly new moon/dark moon women’s circle at ISC.

“I run the Meditations with Alma sessions weekly at ISC. The sessions at inner sanctuary collective are themed. We usually focus on each topic for two weeks. At the end of the guided meditation sessions ideas and thoughts on the topic are shared. This is the most valuable part of the night. We are able to better understand each weeks theme (ie love, nature, compassion)

Three years ago a friend and I decided to run free yoga meditation sessions at the blue lake soccer club. It was such a successful night that when she moved - I decided to continue the meditation section of it. We ran it out at Our Tribe space for a donation and then they sold the building. It has been a journey to get to where we are now”

“Remember that Meditation is not a way to enlightenment nor is it a method of achieving anything at all, it’s the actualisation of wisdom, the ultimate truth of the oneness of all things.”

Alma

 
 
 

Rohan - Breathwork

My name is Ro and I have consistently been practicing breath work over the last 15 years and for the last 3 years I have been running a fortnightly breathwork session at Inner Sanctuary Collective on Friday nights from 6.30PM. I love the community that the Collective has created, and I thoroughly enjoy being a part of it. 

Through different personal experiences I've found breath work to be the one thing I could turn to to ground myself and push through life's challenges. Through this process breath work has led me on a journey that I never thought I would be on. 

The breath is such an amazing tool that you can use to either raise your energy or calm yourself down. 

There are so many benefits to practicing breathwork from reducing stress, increasing energy, heightened focus, enhanced creativity and stronger immune system. Breath work has changed my life and I enjoy sharing what I've learnt with others. 

Join me on Friday night for a Flo with Ro breath work session or check in when I collaborate and run workshops with others from the studio. 

Breathing in and Letting it Go. 

Rohan