Cassandra Fauss

Owner & Founder

Hi, I'm Cassandra! I started Mobile Om Yoga in 2013 with one simple mission: to take yoga out of the studio and into the world. I believe that our yoga practice can be found anywhere — not just inside four studio walls, but in parks, unique landmarks, along rivers, in workplaces and anywhere people can gather to move, breathe, and connect.

For the past 17 years, I've had the privilege of teaching thousands of classes, leading retreats around the world, training yoga teachers, and building a community that believes wellness should feel welcoming, accessible, and joyful.

My classes are rooted in mindful movement, breath, meditation, and ancient yoga philosophy, but more than anything, they're about helping you come home to yourself. I hope every person leaves feeling a little lighter, a little more grounded, and a little more connected than when they arrived.

These days, when I'm not teaching, you'll usually find me working toward my master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Texas State University, hiking a new trail, paddle boarding on the river, or spending time with my two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Charley and Abi, who are in training to become therapy dogs.

Whether you're joining your very first yoga class or have been practicing for years, I'm so glad you're here. I can't wait to share the practice with you.

Amanda Lindner

Hi! I’m Amanda. I began practicing yoga over 12 years ago when I started attending classes with my mom at a small studio in Ellicott City, MD. We both fell in love with the practice, the teachers, and the community, and I’ve been hooked ever since.

For me, yoga is more than just a way to feel connected to my body. It’s a way of life. The practice beyond the mat and I’ve found meaningful ways to weave yoga into everyday moments.

I especially love practicing and teaching yoga in unconventional spaces. When I’m teaching or attending a Mobile Om class, I feel deeply connected to the community we’re practicing within. My intention is to create spaces that uplift, inspire, and support people through intentional, collaborative, and welcoming experiences.

Bri Zarate

Yoga Teacher Hello, I’m Bri! I am a recent YTT graduate, eager to share the practice of yoga with those around me. I first began yoga in an effort to manage chronic pain, but I found so much more than pain relief. Yoga has provided me a space where I can connect with myself, nature, and my community. I strive to provide classes that offer plenty of modifications to work with those experiencing mobility restrictions. I hope to help you find your flow!

Kimberly Robinson

Hi, I’m Kimberly! I am a former k-12 teacher, turned yoga instructor and sound healer. I love meeting new people and holding space for them as they learn and deepen their yoga practice.

I began my yoga journey in 2019 at Confluence Park. MobileOm provided the space I didn't even know that I needed. As I became more consistent in my practice, I felt an urge to learn more about the history and philosophy of yoga.

In 2024 I completed Yoga teacher Training with MobileOm and I have been teaching with them ever since! My favorite class to teach is Sunday mornings at Confluence Park. That's where I got my start and it holds a special place in my heart.

Wherever you are in your yoga journey, I encourage you to join us. This community has become like family to me and allowed me to grow in my own practice. I am honored to help lead others in their journey as well.

Mariah Contreras

Hi I’m Mariah! My yoga journey led me to receive my 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training through Mobile Om, where I combine accessible, inclusive, and deeply connected flows.

For me, yoga is all about community. I design my classes to be warm, welcoming spaces where we can connect not just with ourselves, but with each other. In our practice together, we focus on building a strong foundation—cultivating a mindful awareness that travels all the way from the soles of your feet to the crown of your head.

I love blending self-awareness with a sense of playful freedom. My goal is to guide you in tuning in, listening closely, and giving your body permission to move exactly how it wants to. Whether you are stepping onto the mat for the first time or the hundredth, I’m here to support your unique journey.

Miranda Jones

Miranda found yoga in 2014 during one of the most challenging times of her life—while caring for a loved one with a debilitating terminal illness. Having never identified as physically active, she discovered in yoga a space of healing, mindfulness, and connection. What started as a gentle refuge quickly grew into a profound practice of presence and purpose.

Now a certified yoga teacher (RYT-200) and a trained sound healing practitioner, Miranda offers classes rooted in compassion, accessibility, and empowerment. With over 400 hours of in-studio teaching experience, she leads Vinyasa, Yin, Restorative, Gentle, Power, and Beginner’s Yoga classes that encourage students to show up as they are. Her sessions often incorporate the calming resonance of crystal sound bowls, helping students deepen their mind-body connection through vibration and breath.

Currently pursuing her RYT-500 certification, Miranda is passionate about holding inclusive space for others to explore their personal path to well-being. Whether you’re brand new to yoga or looking to expand your practice, Miranda’s classes welcome you with warmth, grounding, and a deep respect for the journey.

Sharlene CasaCLANG

Hi, I’m Sharlene! I’ve been teaching yoga since 2024, but my journey with the practice began in 2010 while working as a nonprofit peer educator in Austin, TX.

At the time, I thought yoga was mostly about the poses—something you did on a mat in a class. I used to describe my practice as “on and off,” because I wasn’t consistent with attending classes. But over time, I began to understand that yoga is so much more than physical movement.
What I learned through yoga philosophy—and by simply paying attention—has supported me well beyond the mat. It’s been a steady companion through seasons of caregiving, mental health challenges, grief, and everyday life. Yoga has helped me reconnect with myself in both the quiet and the chaos.

Through mindful movement and meditation, I invite you to meet yourself in a new or meaningful way —with compassion, gratitude, and gentle acceptance.