Céline Suremann

Yoga & Embodiment Educator

Céline Suremann is a Swiss Yoga & Embodiment Educator, teacher trainer and retreat facilitator whose work is rooted in connection: to the body, to our inner world and ultimately to ourselves.

Her own journey with yoga deepened during a time of burnout and panic attacks, when feeling connected to herself had become increasingly difficult. What started as a physical practice gradually became a way of reconnecting with herself. Through movement, breath, meditation and the deeper teachings of yoga, she discovered a practice that was not only something to do, but something to experience, embody and carry into everyday life. This continues to shape the way she teaches today.

With over 1,200 hours of training across Vinyasa and Hatha Yoga, anatomy and alignment, Yin Yoga, meditation, pranayama, Reiki and sound, alongside extensive experience teaching students and future yoga teachers, Céline brings a broad understanding of both the physical and subtle aspects of yoga into her work. Her approach combines modern, anatomically informed Vinyasa practice with the traditional teachings of Hatha Yoga, integrating physical practice with breath, meditation, philosophy and subtle body awareness.

Today, she leads Yoga Teacher Trainings, retreats, workshops and sound experiences in Switzerland and internationally. As an educator, she is particularly interested in the relationship between body, mind and energy, and how movement, breath, meditation and conscious awareness can become pathways into deeper self-connection.

Her work with future yoga teachers goes beyond learning how to teach postures. She encourages teachers to understand yoga on different levels, develop their own voice, cultivate presence and explore the art of holding space. Her approach invites them to experience and embody what they teach, allowing their teaching to grow from authenticity rather than technique alone.

At the heart of Céline’s work is a simple intention: to create spaces where people can reconnect with themselves. Through her teaching and writing, she explores how greater awareness can help us listen more closely, trust our own experience and remember who we are.