Laura's Story
From a very early age, Laura was drawn to music—a passion that eventually led her to pursue studies in Primary Education & Arts, including music, drama, and dance. As a professional singer, she poured her heart into her art.
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But in 2016, life dealt Laura a series of devastating blows. She lost her father, experienced two heartbreaking miscarriages, and faced the brink of divorce. The weight of these challenges nearly drove her to take her own life. It was during this dark period that Laura began her search for inner peace.
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Fitness had never played a significant role in Laura’s life, she used to dance aerobic and even teach Zumba, but she still felt something was missing, until she decided to explore a different path. She joined a local yoga studio, where she committed to a regular practice. Little did she know that this decision would transform her existence.
Since embarking on her yoga journey, Laura has undergone profound changes. Physically, she feels stronger and more flexible. Mentally, she’s more connected, happier, and balanced. Yoga has infused her with energy and a sense of purpose.
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Laura achieved an impressive milestone: completing 200 hours of yoga teacher training. But her dedication didn’t stop there. She also obtained certifications in Rocket Vinyasa, Mandala Vinyasa, Yin, and Kids’ yoga for ages 2-17, adding over 220 hours to her expertise. Laura had the privilege of gaining knowledge from various yoga styles and honing her handstand and calisthenic skills under the guidance of exceptional teachers, including Katarina Rayburn, Helen Russell-Clark, Lydia Buckler, Darvina Plante, Dulce Mandala, David Kyle, Myles Mortesen, Emily Mergy, Marcus Veda, Emi Tull, Imi Wiseman, Lucy Joslin, Anna Jimenez, Sammy Dinneen, and many more. Currently, she’s enrolled in a rigorous 300-hour course.
Laura’s passion for this transformative practice inspired her to establish Pranatula—a business committed to sharing the magic of yoga with others.
Laura, the founder of Pranatula, embarked on a profound journey when naming her business. Contemplating life force, energy, and balance, she sought a name that encapsulated these essential elements.
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From an early age, Laura exuded boundless energy. She juggled multiple tasks simultaneously, yet she recognized the importance of maintaining equilibrium to avoid harm or exhaustion. Delving into Sanskrit, she discovered the words for energy (Prana) and balance (Tula). Thus, Pranatula was born—a fusion of vitality and harmony.
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Since then, Laura has taught classes in London and organized Yoga Retreats across the UK and Europe. Currently based in Siauliai, Lithuania, she offers yoga sessions, meditations, breath exercises, Nidra, and comprehensive retreat services. Laura ensures a seamless journey from start to finish, supporting busy yoga teachers along the way.
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Teaching yoga is not merely a profession for Laura; it’s a way of life. She cherishes the transformative impact it has had on her own well-being and feels privileged to guide others along this path.
