Aram Jalilvand · Teacher
A practice shaped by inquiry.
Aram Jalilvand is an Iranian-born yoga teacher based in Warsaw, with an academic background in counselling psychology from a UK university.
Turiya Yoga School
“Yoga is both a personal inquiry and a journey we learn to share.”
Her teaching is precise, breath-centred and alignment-oriented—physically dynamic, yet meditative and grounding. She integrates movement with contemplative awareness, creating space for students to refine their practice with both depth and care.
A way of teaching
Precision without rigidity.
Clear progression
Complex movement becomes approachable through intelligent preparation and steps that meet your experience.
Tradition in dialogue
The foundations of Ashtanga meet contemporary understanding, curiosity and the reality of each individual body.
Attention over achievement
Progress is measured less by performance and more by confidence, coordination and the ability to listen.
Aram’s yoga journey
From the Himalayas to a practice carried forward.
The beginning of inquiry
Aram’s journey began during a period of deep self-inquiry and transformation. An encounter with a Sufi mystic profoundly influenced her path. In 2011, she travelled to Nepal and first experienced yoga practice in the Himalayas.
Study and lineage
Through repeated journeys to India, Aram stayed in ashrams and completed intensive courses. She trained in Ashtanga Vinyasa with John Scott, while expanding her studies through Hatha Vinyasa, Yin Yoga, Ayurveda and a consistent Vipassana meditation practice.
Community and vision
Aram co-founded Iran’s first yoga retreat centre, creating a place where practice, nature and community could meet. As a lifelong student and traveller, she values diversity and the wisdom that can be shared across cultures.
A school for practice that stays with you.
Meet Aram in a focused workshop, a longer course of study, or a retreat shaped around time, nature and meaningful practice.
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