Jackie Suginaga is a mindfulness and yoga teacher (Kundalini and Hatha), a gymnastic
coach, Reiki Master, and intuitive healer with over 20 years of experience in spiritual
practice, movement, and education.
Her path has been shaped by both Buddhist and non-
Buddhist meditation traditions, including silent retreats and more than a decade living in
Japan, where she worked at a women’s Buddhist university and also served as a spiritual
coordinator and meditation teacher.
With two master’s degrees in education and over 25 years of experience coaching
recreational gymnastics to young people, Jackie brings a rare blend of grounded wisdom,
gentle clarity, and joyful presence to everything she offers.
She is also a yoga teacher
trainer, guiding others through energy healing, meditation, movement, and the transformative
power of silence and stillness.
A peaceful, fun-loving teacher at heart, Jackie shares her work with kindness, depth, and a
deep love for all beings — helping others reconnect with themselves and live with greater
calm, compassion, and meaning.
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My experience
With two master’s degrees in education and over 25 years of experience coaching recreational gymnastics, Jackie brings a rare blend of grounded wisdom, gentle clarity, and joyful presence to everything she offers. She also trains yoga teachers through ITEC-accredited programmes and continues to guide others through energy healing, meditation, movement, and the transformative power of silence and stillness.
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My approach
My approach is shaped by reverence for the unseen — a quiet connection to Source, and to the subtle realms of light, love, and guidance that move through all things. I’m drawn to the energetic nature of our being, and to the quiet recognition that healing doesn’t come from fixing — but from remembering who we truly are.
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My Guiding Vision
I believe that we are more than our thoughts, our bodies, or our stories. At our core, we are light — a living essence of unconditional love and awareness. And yet, we are also fully human, here to experience life in all its beauty, imperfection, and depth.
