Luna Kunst is a Puerto Rican yoga therapist, educator, and movement specialist whose work integrates classical yoga philosophy, trauma‑informed methodology, and science‑based somatic practices. Rooted in Taíno, African, Portuguese, and Spanish ancestry, she teaches from a body that carries many histories and honors the complexity, resilience, and cultural intelligence held within them. Her approach blends functional movement, breath science, nervous system education, and accessible sequencing to support students in cultivating embodied awareness, personal agency, and sustainable practice.

As a C‑IAYT yoga therapist, E‑RYT 500, NASM‑CPT, and trauma‑informed educator, Luna specializes in body‑neutral, choice‑centered environments, offering both clothed and clothing‑optional formats that prioritize consent, safety, and autonomy. Her teaching is grounded in the belief that every body deserves space to move, feel, and heal without performance, comparison, or shame. She works with diverse populations, including survivors of trauma, individuals navigating chronic stress, and students seeking a deeper relationship with their nervous system and inner landscape.

Luna is multilingual in English, Spanish, and American Sign Language, allowing her to support diverse communities and create inclusive, culturally responsive learning environments. Her work is also deeply shaped by her lifelong connection to music. Raised in a family where rhythm served as memory and identity, she studied music as a child and continues to express that lineage through djembe, congas, singing bowls, and voice. She weaves sound, rhythm, and vibration into her therapeutic approach to support regulation, grounding, and embodied presence.

She teaches in community settings, academic environments, and private therapeutic sessions, emphasizing lineage, accessibility, and the integration of mind, body, and spirit through compassionate, evidence‑informed practice. Her masterclass and continuing education prog