Chaka Saunders is the founder of LYMBERUP | HOUSE OF WELLNESS and a physical therapist with over 20 years of experience helping individuals improve mobility, restore function, and achieve their wellness goals.

She earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology from Paine College and her Master of Physical Therapy from Georgia State University.

Her experience spans orthopedic rehabilitation, skilled nursing, occupational health, and home health. Committed to lifelong learning, Chaka has pursued continuing education in manual therapy, massage, dry needling, Kinesio taping, pharmacology, and yoga sculpt.

Through LYMBERUP, she combines her clinical expertise and passion for movement to create a welcoming space where people can recover, strengthen, and thrive.

Keyonna Singletary is a licensed massage therapist, classical mat Pilates instructor, and movement professional with additional training in assisted stretching and mobility. Her hands-on experience with the body inspired her expansion into Pilates and sculpt-based movement, deepening her approach to strength, alignment, flexibility, and recovery. She blends therapeutic knowledge with intentional movement to help clients move with greater strength, mobility, and body awareness.

An Atlanta native with a genuine heart for health and wholeness, Alexander Cantrell, certified in strength & personal training, draws on his years of experience in yoga, meditation, and life coaching, culminating in a unique and wholistic approach to bodywork and assisted stretch therapy. He helps his clients experience the power of letting go and releasing the limiting tensions that we may harbor in our mind & body.

Karimah Allah, RYT-200, is a yoga instructor and wellness educator whose classes combine mindful movement, breathwork, mobility, restorative practices, and meditation. With experience teaching in community and public-safety settings, she creates welcoming practices designed to help students move with greater ease, reduce stress, and reconnect with themselves. Karimah is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Yoga Therapy.

Charone Smith (RYT-200) discovered yoga in 2019 when she attended a free yoga class on the lawn in Atlanta, GA. What started as a free meetup to meet new people quickly evolved into a daily practice of mindfulness and resilience. Charone completed her 200-hour Classical Yoga Teacher Training at Kashi Yoga Ashram and brings a warm, grounding energy to her classes. Her sequencing focuses on breath-led movement, held poses, and repetitions. Whether you are stepping onto the mat for the very first time or looking to deepen your flow, Charone’s classes offer a welcoming space to challenge your body and quiet your mind.