Devon Harris began teaching yoga in 2016 after her first trip to India.

Through ongoing study in the Iyengar tradition, she approaches yoga as a lifelong contemplative practice — a way of staying in conversation with oneself.

Raised on the southernmost coast of Maine, Devon opened Una in Portland in the spring of 2026 as a small studio dedicated to thoughtful practice.

Erin Ehlers has been teaching yoga for over 25 years.

She approaches teaching as an educational practice, valuing understanding and inquiry over achievement. Her work integrates contemporary movement principles with the philosophical traditions of yoga — humor is her secret ingredient.

After running her own studio in Kittery, Maine, Erin moved to Portland in 2020, where she is known as a beloved “teacher’s teacher.” In addition to teaching yoga, she is also a massage therapist and an organic flower farmer.

Witold Fitz-Simon has been teaching yoga since 2000,

when he completed the 500-hour Advanced Studies Program at the Yoga Room Berkeley under Donald Moyer and Mary Lou Weprin.

A nationally certified Alexander Technique teacher, he served on the faculty of the American Center for the Alexander Technique’s teacher training program from 2016 until its closure in 2018 and has maintained a private practice since 2014.

Witold integrates yoga, the Alexander Technique, embodied anatomy, and developmental movement into a lively somatic approach to self-expression and the body.

Rich Ray is a Level II Authorized Ashtanga yoga teacher who has been teaching since 2012.

He began his practice in 1996 with David Garrigues and has made numerous trips to Mysore to study with the Jois family, particularly Sri K. Pattabhi Jois and Paramaguru Sharath Jois, who authorized him to teach.

Rich is the director of Ashtanga Yoga Portland Maine. His teaching is also informed by more than 25 years of Zen Buddhist practice, including four years of full-time training at a silent Zen monastery.

Mena Richard has been teaching vinyasa yoga since 2022 and assists Rich Ray at the Ashtanga Shala of Portland.

In 2026, Mena graduated with a degree in nursing from the University of Southern Maine. She is excited to begin her nursing career alongside teaching at Una.