Using yoga to help Malaysian mothers find inner peace and renew their energy


  • Family
  • Tuesday, 15 Aug 2023

Some of the participants in her programme. — Photos: CALEEN CASERYN CHUA

Yoga instructor Caleen Caseryn Chua has a thing for calmness and positive energy. She believes that both are necessary reset strategies in a modern life that is chaotic and overwhelming.

After relinquishing her F&B business, Chua, 35, is now a yoga and mindfulness coach who hopes to guide women to focus and pay attention to their inner needs and cultivate tenacity.

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