Meet Comeback Yoga’s Staff


KELLY, Executive DirectorClick Here to Email KellyKelly has been with Comeback Yoga since 2017 and is proud to serve our nation’s service members. She is the granddaughter of World War II veterans and works every day to honor their memory. Kelly has been a part of Denver’s nonprofit scene since 2009 and feels lucky to have such a meaningful career. She specializes in trauma-informed yoga and teaches active duty and Colorado Army National Guard on military bases across the Denver Metro Area.

KELLY, Executive Director

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Kelly has been with Comeback Yoga since 2017 and is proud to serve our nation’s service members. She is the granddaughter of World War II veterans and works every day to honor their memory.

Kelly has been a part of Denver’s nonprofit scene since 2009 and feels lucky to have such a meaningful career. She specializes in trauma-informed yoga and teaches active duty and Colorado Army National Guard on military bases across the Denver Metro Area.

COLE, Teacher CoordinatorClick Here to Email ColeCole’s passion is to support everyday people as they safely and playfully step into their own confidence and connect deeply with themselves. Her method of choice: yoga. Yoga can empower individuals physically, mentally, and emotionally. And with some curiosity and openness, it can have lasting benefits that run deep.While working with an organization for the end of violence against women, Cole regularly witnessed the disconnect that women experiencing physical abuse sometimes have from their bodies. This disconnect is what spurred Cole’s intrigue in the physical body’s place in supporting trauma recovery. So began her journey with Trauma-Sensitive Yoga. Since then she has studied with trauma-informed teachers such as Janine D'Anniballe, Hala Khouri, and Nancy Candea.

COLE, Program Director

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Cole’s passion is to support everyday people as they safely and playfully step into their own confidence and connect deeply with themselves. Her method of choice: yoga.

Yoga can empower individuals physically, mentally, and emotionally. And with some curiosity and openness, it can have lasting benefits that run deep.

While working with an organization for the end of violence against women, Cole regularly witnessed the disconnect that women experiencing physical abuse sometimes have from their bodies. This disconnect is what spurred Cole’s intrigue in the physical body’s place in supporting trauma recovery. So began her journey with Trauma-Sensitive Yoga. Since then she has studied with trauma-informed teachers such as Janine D'Anniballe, Hala Khouri, and Nancy Candea.

She has been with Comeback Yoga since 2020, and is honored to get to know and serve the Comeback Yoga community.