​Jordyn is a Nehîyaw/Cree and Métis woman from northern Saskatchewan in Canada. Jordyn has been practicing yoga for over 15 years and an instructor for just over 2 years. She has learned so much through her teachers, Kate Herrera at Native Strength Revolution and Ryan Leier at One Yoga Lions. As a young person, yoga was a means of therapeutic relief for both body and mind. In the community Jordyn grew up, healing modalities were few and far between, yoga was a way through struggle and honouring the gifts our body and mind provides. 

Over the years, Jordyn became more interested in supporting Indigenous people through healing and studied Psychology in university and helped to co-found a non-profit to support Indigenous youth in athletics, SaskATF. As her careers and interests shifted over time, Jordyn has returned to her home community where she lives in an off-grid cabin with her dog, Otis. ​

Jordyn is currently taking a Master’s program through the School of Environment and Sustainability at the University of Saskatchewan studying Energy Security. Jordyn also works full-time as the Sustainable Energy & Sovereignty Specialist with the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan and works closely with the Île-á-la Crosse Residential School Survivors Committee. Jordyn shares her knowledge and experience as an Indigenous land protector serving on various boards with the ultimate goal incorporating Indigenous ways of knowing and being to shift climate policy to save Mother Earth. 

Harmony with nature begins with ourselves. As a Wildrice Harvester, Pemmican Lodge Land Guide, and climate pro-activist, I weave my love for the land into my yoga practice. With nature as our guide, I challenge you to discover the profound connection between breath, movement, and the elements. Whether you seek tranquility or crave the intensity of a challenging flow, join me on the mat for a holistic journey toward balance and strength.