About Jenna McDonald,

MA, E-RYT 500, PhD(c)

Jenna McDonald is a renowned educator, facilitator, and thought leader at the intersection of yoga, breathwork, and transformative leadership. With over 20 years of practice and facilitation, she has trained hundreds of teachers and practitioners through Yoga Teacher Trainings, private mentorships, and group programs.

As a 500-Hour E-RYT and Registered Yoga School with Yoga Alliance, Jenna has been guiding teacher trainings for more than a decade, blending rigorous study with embodied wisdom.

She is the creator of The Movement Temple, a groundbreaking Online platform (soon to be App) designed for coaches, therapists, and earnest seekers to explore the science and relational depth of Breath and more traditional, cognitive Yoga.

She has also lead S:HE - The Return of Erotic Intelligence, since 2022.

A program dedicated to restoring dignity, embodiment, and sovereignty for women & men healing from patriarchal oppressions / domination-culture upbringing. This is currently her only In-Person option for Breathwork & Coaching unless privately hired for trainings.

She holds a BA in Native Systems of Education and Decolonization and an MA in Transformative Leadership, with her graduate research centering on Matricentric-Liberation Philosophies. Jenna’s academic work bridges indigenous systems of knowledge and the neurophysiology of breath as spiritual praxis.

Her 30-Day Massive Trust Challenge over delivers with 30 guided meditations and audio teachings to get under suffering, and help others to lead a life full of love and practical resources - that everyone deserves, and not everyone has been taught to access.

She is currently completing her PhD at CIIS, focusing on Animate Breath and Co-Regulation as Repair for Meta-Crisis Times.

Through her lifelong dedication to yoga, breathwork, and liberatory education, Jenna McDonald continues to inspire new pathways of resilience, intimacy, and embodied leadership.

As a lecturer and educator, she shares her wisdom internationally in trainings, retreats, and academic settings, always committed to integrating the personal, relational, and collective dimensions of healing.