Heidi Ann Santiago

Heidi Ann, E-RYT 500, is the founder and lead teacher of Bodhi Om Yoga. She warmly invites you to her yoga sanctuary, a space dedicated to learning, practice, and personal growth. With a deep commitment to supporting each student’s unique journey, Heidi offers a safe, welcoming environment where transformation can unfold.

Heidi has dedicated more than a decade to studying and teaching yoga. As an ERYT-500 instructor in the Dharma Yoga tradition, she believes great teachers are developed through mentorship, experience, and personal transformation

At Bodhi Om, we celebrate diversity and offer a variety of yoga asana styles to meet you where you are. Whether you're a complete beginner or a seasoned practitioner, you’ll find a place here.

We look forward to seeing you on the mat.

Jeanine Sinanan-Singh

Jeanine brings a unique blend of intellect, curiosity, and mindfulness to her teaching. A graduate of Harvard University with a degree in Computer Science, Jeanine has built a professional career spanning technology and research, bringing the same thoughtful and analytical nature to her practice and teaching of yoga.

Jeanine developed her teaching foundation through Beyond Asana Yoga Teacher Program at Bodhi Om Yoga. She is trained in aerial yoga, which is one of her favorite forms of movement and remains one of her favorite hobbies, reflecting her playful sense of exploration and her love of discovering new ways to experience movement and connection.

At Bodhi Om Yoga, Jeanine teaches Ashtanga, Vinyasa, Dharma Yoga, Yin Yoga, and Restorative Flow, offering students the opportunity to experience both the strength and discipline of dynamic practice and the stillness and introspection of slower traditions.

Her classes invite students to move with awareness, connect more deeply with the breath, and approach yoga as a practice that extends far beyond the mat.

Jahath Inyang (Jay)

Jay brings a thoughtful balance of focus, strength, and curiosity to his teaching. He holds an M.S. in Telecommunications and Networking from Florida International University and works professionally as a software engineer. An avid runner, Jay brings a natural appreciation for endurance, discipline, and mindful movement into his yoga practice.

Jay developed his teaching foundation through Bodhi Om Yoga’s Beyond Asana Yoga Teacher Program, deepening his study of asana, yoga philosophy, breathwork, meditation, and the broader traditions of yoga.

At Bodhi Om Yoga, Jay teaches Vinyasa, Cup of Om, Dharma II and Yin Yoga, His approach allows students to explore both the strength and energy of dynamic practices and the stillness and introspection of slower traditions.

Jahath is also trained in aerial yoga, a practice he especially enjoys and continues to explore as one of his favorite forms of movement.

His classes invite students to approach yoga with curiosity, discipline, and awareness while discovering a balance between strength and ease.

Richard Menendez (Rick)

Rick brings a creative, thoughtful, and deeply curious spirit to his teaching. He holds a Master’s degree in Education and works as an educator, supporting children with dyslexia and language-based learning differences. His experience in education naturally carries into his yoga teaching, where curiosity, patience, and connection are at the heart of his approach.

Richard developed his teaching foundation through Bodhi Om Yoga’s Beyond Asana Yoga Teacher Program, where his interests in yoga philosophy, breathwork, meditation, and energy practices became an integral part of his teaching journey. He especially enjoys exploring Kundalini Yoga and its connection to energy, awareness, and inner transformation.

A lifelong lover of music, Rick is also a musician who plays string and percussion instruments. He speaks both English and Spanish and enjoys exploring movement through dance, bringing rhythm, creativity, and a sense of play into the way he experiences yoga.

At Bodhi Om Yoga, Richard teaches Prana Reset, Dharma II, Kids Yoga, and Vinyasa. His classes reflect his interest in the relationship between breath, movement, energy, and awareness, creating space for students to explore yoga as both a physical and inward practice.

Kate Rosiene

Kate brings a grounded, energetic, and mindful presence to her teaching. She is currently pursuing graduate studies, with a particular interest in religion, history, and the humanities, while also working in a corporate leadership role.

Kate developed her teaching foundation through Bodhi Om Yoga’s Beyond Asana Yoga Teacher Program, deepening her exploration of asana, yoga philosophy, meditation, breathwork, and the traditions that extend beyond the physical practice.

An avid runner and dedicated meditator, Kate is drawn to practices that cultivate both physical strength and inner awareness. Her meditation practice is an important part of her relationship with yoga, bringing presence, focus, and intention to her teaching.

At Bodhi Om Yoga, Kate teaches Vinyasa, Hot Yoga, Dharma II, and Happy Hour Yoga, offering practices that are energizing and engaging while remaining rooted in breath and mindful movement.

Her classes encourage students to move with intention, challenge themselves, quiet the mind, and discover the balance between effort and presence.

Behind the name

Bodhi is a Sanskrit word meaning “awakened” or “enlightened.” For many of us, the journey through yoga begins with a desire to become better versions of ourselves—to live more balanced, healthy, and joyful lives. It is a path toward embracing our true nature and finding presence in each moment. Ultimately, however, the deeper purpose of yoga is to elevate our consciousness and guide us toward a profound connection with a higher power.

Bodhi is also the name of the sacred “Tree of Awakening”—a powerful symbol of spiritual growth and inner awareness. Its ovate-rounded, heart-shaped leaves reflect the beauty and compassion that arise through self-realization.

Om is a mystical syllable, a cosmic vibration, and the sacred sound of the universe. It represents unity, creation, and infinite knowledge—an affirmation of the divine that transcends culture and religion. Om is universal, resonating through all aspects of existence as a reminder of our connection to something greater.