Our Story
Welcome to Soluna! We are a yoga and wellness studio located in the heart of Glen Park, San Francisco. Our intention is to build a community based on authenticity, creativity, and connection.
This is a space for inner connection and healing. With this in mind, you can expect classes with slow movement, restorative focus, and healing intentions.
Our goal is to have offerings for every age and ability. All are welcome here.
Class Rates
Classes:
Intro special - 3 classes for $30
Single drop in class - $35
4 Class pack - $100
8 Class pack - $160
Memberships:
Basic Membership $100/Month- includes 5 classes each month to be used at your own pace. Designed for members looking to take one class per week and have one extra to use for an extra class or a community event! 15% discount available for memberships purchased in full for the year.
Standard Membership $160/Month - Includes 9 classes each month to be used at your own pace. Designed for members looking to take two class per week and have one extra to use for an extra class or a community event! 15% discount available for memberships purchased in full for the year
Unlimited Membership $189/Month - Our unlimited membership is best for anyone looking to join 3 or more classes per week and unlimited community events. Special discounts available for 1 on 1 work, retail, and workshops! 15% discount available for memberships purchased in full for the year
Things to note:
10% Teacher/Military/Senior (65+) discount, purchases cannot be made online, please reach out.
3 month commitment for memberships, must reach out to cancel before the next billing cycle
Unused classes in class pack memberships do not roll over.
Class Schedule
Meet Our Team
Natalie Donnell (she/her)
Natalie comes to Soluna with over 5 years experience teaching in San Francisco. She has completed her ERYT-500 and has a background in Social Work. She found yoga in 2014 when a friend nudged her into a class after her oldest daughter was born and she was struggling with PTSD. The journey started as a quest for fancy balancing poses and a stronger body but slowly shifted into self study, getting to know and love herself and a gentle confronting of trauma and addiction. Her personal journey in recovery and healing inspires her to create sober spaces and events for her community.
Kim Gorcyca (she/her)
Kim’s journey to teaching began as a path through grief, when personal loss led her to seek healing and stillness on the mat.
Kim has been teaching for 2 years. She has completed her RYT-200, and is prenatal yoga certified, a birth doula, and Reiki master. Kim’s vision is to create a space where students learn to intentionally combine energy healing and yoga.
Lauren Kader (she/her)
Lauren has been teaching yoga since 2006. She has a deep love for sharing the countless benefits of yoga. Her classes are rooted in thoughtful sequencing and knowledge of proper alignment. Lauren's classes offer students the opportunity to reconnect with themselves through movement.
Chris Leishman (she/her)
Chris’s commitment to deepening her yoga practice began after retiring a little over three years ago. The first year was focused on learning the asanas, proper alignment, and building strength, but it was the experience of self awareness, self acceptance, and self love that truly motivated her. Since then Chris has become a YA certified Chair Yoga instructor and is currently doing her 200 hour teacher training.
Marina Scarlata (she/her)
Marina found Yoga in 2014 as she was traveling around the world. Yoga became her anchor - a perfect place to find stillness and balance in ever-changing, and often hectic, environments.
She completed her 200hrs and 300hrs TTC in India where she also deepened her practice with a variety of teachers. Since then she's been sharing her experience with yogis all across the world.
Isabel Perdomo-Thrupp (she/her)
Isabel found yoga 25 years ago as a recent immigrant to the U.S., during a time of cultural shock and personal transformation. What began as a physical practice quickly became a grounding force as she navigated healing from childhood trauma and a deeper exploration of spirituality.
She completed her 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training at what was then Yoga Garden a decade ago, initially with no intention of teaching—simply a desire to learn and live more consciously. Over the years, yoga supported her through fertility challenges, pregnancy, motherhood, and now perimenopause, becoming a steady pillar of resilience and self-connection.
Practicing and teaching in community is an honor she holds deeply. Isabel believes yoga keeps us connected—stronger together.
Courtney Sanford (she/her)
Courtney began practicing yoga 15 years ago in hopes of finding balance amid a busy, stressful lifestyle. What began as a workout routine gradually developed into a practice of grounding and awareness shaping how she moves, rests, and connects. She has since completed two 200-hour teacher trainings in San Francisco.
Her teaching is informed by a belief that yoga is both a physical and spiritual practice, equally as beneficial for the nervous system and mind as it is for the rest of the body. Drawing from her experience with meditation and mindfulness, her classes invite students to slow down, tune in, and find steadiness both on and off the mat.
Contact us
Whether you’re curious about our offerings, interested in hosting your own workshop or event, or have ideas for how we can better serve the community—this is the place to connect.
Use this form to:
Inquire about hosting your own yoga, wellness, or creative workshop
Propose a community event or collaboration
Ask questions about classes, schedules, accessibility, or membership
Share feedback, thoughts, or ideas—big or small
We aim to respond within 2–3 business days. If your message is time-sensitive, feel free to follow up directly at:
soluna@solunayogaandwellness.com
Let’s build something beautiful together.
“Yoga is a light, which once lit, will never dim.”
— B.K.S. Iyengar