I’m Naré Nazaryan, founder and director of Darman Yoga & Wellness. I’m a dedicated yoga teacher and public health researcher with a passion for supporting well-being in both individuals and communities. By day, I advance adolescent health through research — and by heart, I bring that same care and intention to every yoga class I lead.

Certified in 2023, my teaching is rooted in Vinyasa flow and complemented by training in Chair Yoga, Yin Yoga, and Reiki energy healing. I strive to create inclusive, supportive classes that welcome students of all levels and bodies, blending mindful movement with breath, stillness, and restoration. My warm, approachable style helps students feel seen, supported, and empowered — whether you’re brand new to the mat or deepening your practice.

I truly believe in the healing power of movement, community, and connection, and I’m honored to hold space for others on their wellness journey.

My name is Nareh Ghaderimasihi, and I’m a dedicated yoga teacher with an E-RYT 500 certification. I completed my advanced training in Mysore, India—the birthplace of Ashtanga yoga—where I immersed myself in traditional practice, breathwork, and yogic philosophy.

Originally from Iran, I owned and operated two successful yoga studios, where I had the joy of building communities rooted in discipline, authenticity, and heart. My teaching style reflects a deep respect for tradition while also embracing mindful alignment and personal exploration.

Now based in Los Angeles, I share my knowledge and passion through dynamic Ashtanga classes, guiding students to move with intention, breathe deeply, and connect with their inner strength.

I also offer classes in Farsi to help make yoga more accessible and welcoming for the Persian-speaking community.

My name is Edgar Matevosyan, and yoga has been part of my life since 2012. What started as a personal journey to heal my back — after being diagnosed with a spinal disc herniation — turned into a lifelong passion. Just a few months into the practice, the pain disappeared, and something deeper awakened in me. I knew I wanted to go further — and to share it with others.

I received my 200-hour certification from Yoga Alliance in Armenia in 2020, specializing in Iyengar Yoga and restorative practices. For me, yoga is a way of life — a space of silence, balance, self-discovery, and compassion.

In my classes, I invite students to build an honest dialogue with their body — to listen, to feel, to understand. I work with people of all ages and backgrounds, including seniors and those recovering from injury. I've also had the joy of guiding nature-based retreats throughout Armenia, where practice meets the healing energy of the earth.

I also offer classes in Russian to support our multilingual community and make the practice more accessible to everyone.