Kseniia Diachenko
Welcome
I’m glad you’re here, let’s get to know each other!
My name is Kseniia Diachenko. I’ve been practicing yoga since 2012. For me, Yoga is a path of transformation. It moves through small steps, leading to a real change and helping us understand who we truly are.
– Instructor of the Ukrainian Federation of Yoga
– Member of the European Union of Yoga (500 RYT)
– 14 years of personal yoga practice and 5 years of teaching experience
– Studied Sanskrit in India
– Member of the Dance Council (CID UNESCO)
– Higher education in Mathematics and Analysis
My background in mathematics and years in the IT field shaped the way I teach yoga — with logic, and attention to details. For me, explaining the principles matters more than memorizing forms — it makes the practice alive and individual.
In addition to yoga, I have been dancing for many years. Movement, breath, and self-expression have always been part of how I understand the body, and they are also present in my classes.
Now I live in Berlin and teach yoga here. I would like to share my experience and provide a space for reflection and sincerity. The methods of yoga help to find a way to step outside of patterns and live one’s own life.
If you feel curious — join an open class and let’s explore together!
Body
Learn asanas (physical exercises — dynamic and static) to feel more energized, strong, and flexible.
Practice pranayamas (breathing exercises) to connect with your emotional state and bring it into balance.
Explore niyamas (detox and self-care exercises) to understand your body’s individual needs, support your health, and strengthen the immune system.
Feelings & Emotions
Develop awareness and a more detailed language of inner experience to better understand what we feel.
Learn the chakra system (yogic model of energy and emotions) to better understand our motivations and needs.
Reflect on our true desires (kama) — what gives us energy, inspiration, and a sense of direction.
Mind
Practice different meditative techniques and work with attention and focus.
Observe our mental patterns and beliefs — to see which ones limit us and learn how to transform them.
Explore the energetics of communication in daily life and relationships.
