Hi, I’m Bron (Bronika), founder of Citta Flow Yoga in Kalamunda.

I discovered yoga over thirteen years ago during a time when I was searching for something more than physical exercise. What began as a way to support my own wellbeing gradually became a lifelong practice that transformed how I move, breathe and navigate life's challenges.

As my understanding of yoga deepened, so did my desire to share it with others in a way that felt welcoming, practical and accessible. That journey eventually led to the creation of Citta Flow—a boutique wellbeing studio in Kalamunda where people can experience yoga without pressure, comparison or the feeling of needing to "keep up."

My teaching combines classical Hatha Yoga, breath awareness, meditation and Yoga Therapy, with every class designed to help students feel calmer in their mind, more at ease in their body, and more confident in their own abilities. Whether you're stepping onto a yoga mat for the very first time or exploring yoga as part of your health journey, my aim is always the same: to help you feel supported, capable and welcomed.

Before yoga became my full-time career, I worked across a variety of industries including engineering, recruitment, corporate leadership and running my own interior design business. Looking back, each role taught me something valuable about working with people, listening deeply and creating spaces where others feel comfortable and supported.

I was born in the UK and have proudly called Australia home for the past 16 years.

A Few Things About Me

• I was named after a camera! (Yes, really.)

• I love colour, beautiful spaces and still have a soft spot for interior design.

• When I'm not at the studio you'll usually find me walking, swimming or planning my next adventure—Asia is one of my favourite places to explore.

• I believe yoga isn't about becoming more flexible—it's about learning to meet yourself with greater awareness and compassion.

• My favourite quote? "I'm hungry."

Why "Citta Flow"?

People often ask if Citta Flow is named after Flow Yoga.

It isn't.

The word Citta comes from Sanskrit and refers to the heart, mind and emotions. I chose the name because it reflects the philosophy that sits at the heart of everything we do. Inspired by the Yoga Sutras, it's a reminder that while we can't always control our thoughts, we can learn to relate to them with greater awareness, steadiness and compassion.

For me, yoga has never been about achieving the perfect pose. It's about creating a calmer relationship with ourselves—through movement, breath and mindful living.