to embrace acts of service through yoga
OUR INVITATION
who we are
Current global conflicts continue to challenge governments, institutions, and coalitions as they grapple to find solutions. While these monumental issues require complex political and diplomatic change, we extend an invitation to anyone seeking a way to make a difference, one human connection at a time. Our paths as yoga instructors have shown us the remarkable potential of service to bring about meaningful change and healing.
Yoga, with its roots in mindfulness and self-discovery, offers a powerful channel to connect with oneself and others. It transcends borders, languages, and ideologies, welcoming everyone to find solace and connection through their own inner journey. In this service-oriented approach, we become both givers and recipients, forging relationships that empower us and, in turn, those we reach.
As a unique addition to our repertoire, through our yoga practice, we offer accessible yoga classes to government organizations or companies, providing an opportunity to host potential clients, clients, champions, or the broader community in their market.
Demati is registered in the SAM.gov for government initiatives and is a SBA certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB).
our team
Co-Founder
Erringer Helbling
Erringer is a dedicated yoga practitioner with over a decade of experience. Her yoga journey began at West Point, New York, where she discovered its power to ground her during stressful times in the military. Erringer’s commitment is to use yoga as an act of service, particularly in communities healing from conflict-related pain. She and her husband, Brian Miranda, completed their 200-hour yoga teacher training with Yoga District in Washington, D.C., preparing them to lead community classes.
RYT-200, RPYT (PRENATAL)
Co-Founder
Ash Lee Manley
Passionate yogi fresh out of Vinyasa training, Ash Lee is ready to embark on this exciting journey of guiding others on the mat. With over five years of personal yoga exploration, her practice has been a sanctuary of self-discovery and mindfulness. Join her for invigorating sessions that seamlessly blend movement and breath, cultivating strength, flexibility, and a sense of inner balance.
RYT-200
Co-Founder
Megan Monaco
Athlete-turned-yogi, Megan's journey into yoga began during her college years, and since then, she's been captivated by its transformative power. It introduced her to a new realm of movement and strength beyond traditional sports and HIIT workouts, while fostering a deeper connection to her breath and inner self.With over a decade of practice, Megan finds joy in both participating in and leading vinyasa classes, welcoming yogis of all levels to join her on the mat.
RYT-200
Director of Communications & Public Relations
Ainsley Rowlison
Ainsley Rowlison is a DC-based young professional with a background in college athletics, having played Division I lacrosse at Longwood University. Currently pursuing a career in government relations and consulting, Ainsley is passionate about community engagement and believes in the power of movement and mindfulness to foster holistic health. In addition, she has a strong interest in social media and communications, blending her passion for community engagement with her love for movement.