ABOUT US
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WHAT WE VALUE
At Atlas Yoga & Movement, we believe in keeping things
real, supportive, and meaningful.
These values shape everything we do:
🌱 Growth
We support your growth at every stage of your journey—physically, mentally, and emotionally. Whether you're building strength, deepening awareness, or trying something new, we believe in small, consistent steps that lead to meaningful change. We also value that there is always something to learn and grow from, which is why our teachers continually expand their own education to share fresh knowledge and provide you with the best quality classes possible.
⚖️ Balance
A healthy life is all about balance. We know life gets busy, which is why our studio is designed to make it easy to attend class and come and go as your life flows. Our classes support you in finding your own rhythm—on and off the mat.
💛 Authenticity
We show up as we are—and we welcome you to do the same. This is a space to be real, not perfect. Let go of pressure and expectations; come as you are, move in a way that feels good, and know that who you are right now is more than enough.
🍃 Simplicity
We keep things clear, calm, and clutter-free—because less can truly be more. From our class formats to our studio vibes, we focus on what really matters: movement, connection, and care.
🌟 Quality – Offering thoughtful, well-crafted classes and experiences rooted in care and intention.
🧘♀️ Mindfulness
Mindfulness isn’t just a buzzword here—it’s part of how we move, breathe, and show up. We aim to create space for you to feel present, connected, and more in tune with yourself.
🤝 Connection
It starts within. When we connect to ourselves—through breath, movement, and awareness—we create space to connect more deeply with others. This inner connection fosters real, meaningful relationships built on presence and authenticity. So you can show up more fully and move through the world with clarity, compassion, and confidence.
✨ Joy & Purpose
We truly believe that when we feel our best in our bodies, we can live our most authentic lives—with more joy, more purpose, and more freedom to be exactly who we are.
🏳️🌈 Inclusion
We are proud LGBTQ+ allies and are committed to being a welcoming, affirming space for all bodies, backgrounds, and identities. Everyone deserves to feel safe, seen, and supported in their practice—and in their community.
OUR TEAM
Real People, Genuine Care
Trina Shumsonk
Owner
Yoga & Barre Instructor
Licensed Massage Therapist
Trina Shumsonk discovered yoga while studying acting and dance, inspired by performing arts teachers who wove it into their classes. After more than a decade living and practicing in New York City, she returned to her roots in Bucks County, becoming a certified yoga instructor and later a licensed massage therapist to care for both her own body and others.
Passionate about weaving yoga into everyday life, Trina teaches Vinyasa Flow, Barre Fitness, and dance, often infusing her classes with what she calls “little seeds of intention” — simple ideas to cultivate joy, freedom, and growth. She holds a BA in Acting and continues to choreograph and teach throughout the tri-state area.
As the owner of Atlas Yoga and Movement in Fairless Hills, PA, Trina offers yoga, barre, massage therapy, pop-up classes, and partnerships with local businesses, along with handmade bags and yoga accessories. Off the mat, she’s a proud mom of an adventurous little human. She loves sewing, gardening, traveling, and working as an actor and choreographer.
Her favorite yoga pose? Downward-Facing Dog.
Danie Sabourin
Barre Instructor.
Danie has studied dance, yoga, and barre fitness under Trina’s mentorship for nearly a decade. A former dancer of 16 years, she shifted her focus to yoga in 2021 after a hip injury, discovering the importance of mental and physical wellness from the inside out. She completed her Barre Fitness Teacher Training in 2024 and is excited to bring upbeat, judgment-free, feel-good classes to dancers and non-dancers at Atlas Yoga and Movement.
Danie also brings a rich background in childcare and early education, combining patience, fun, and a deep understanding of how children grow and learn through movement and connection. She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Speech-Language Pathology at St. Elizabeth University, adding even more insight to her thoughtful approach with young children.
Liz Mooney
Yoga Instructor.
Wren is a yoga instructor and Reiki Master with over 1,000 hours of teaching experience. She completed her 200-hour training in 2020 through Lahari under the guidance of Coby Kozlowski and Steven Leonard, along with certifications in yoga assists and adjustments (2023).
Her teaching is rooted in embodied awareness, offering students a practice that supports both the physical and energetic experience of the body. Wren guides with a focus on breath, alignment, and nervous system awareness, while inviting students to move with intention, choice, and consent in their own bodies.
Her classes thoughtfully sequenced are approachable, encouraging both strength and ease while leaving space for students to explore what feels supportive in the moment. She brings a grounded, uplifting presence into the room, creating an environment that feels both steady and alive.
Wren’s intention at Atlas is to support students in feeling more at home in their bodies (clear, connected, and present) while offering space to move, release, and reconnect to your authentic self.
Jill Lewis
Yoga Instructor.
Jill Lewis began practicing Dharma Yoga in 2014. Once she found the balance in headstand, she decided to take the 200 hour teacher training to help others gain the benefits of yoga.
Jill has been teaching an active flow since 2019. Watching her students become more agile, get into poses they couldn’t before, and achieve their personal goals is what she values most. Jill has loved watching her students grow, both physically and mentally, over the years.
After taking continuing education classes in both 2021 and 2022 for Yin Yoga, she learned that resting in a single asana for many minutes opens the body up to a new level of release. Now, she is slowing things down and focusing on finding peace in the stillness of Yin Yoga.
Jenny Bartkovich
Barre Instructor.
Jenny is a Bucks County local who grew up dancing. From ages 3 to 22, she trained in Ballet, Pointe, Tap, Jazz, Contemporary, Modern, and more. With a lifelong love of dance, she continued her passion at Rider University, where she studied Communications and earned a minor in Dance Performance.
Since college, Jenny has shifted her focus to Pilates and Barre, which allow her to stay strong while supporting a lower back injury. Rooted in her ballet and dance background, she incorporates elements of weight training and Pilates-based core work into her classes.
With prior group fitness experience, including teaching dance and Zumba, Jenny is excited to help others discover a fitness routine that feels both effective and enjoyable.
Rachel Bullene
Barre Instructor.
Rachel is passionate about helping people build strength from the inside out. Whether she’s coaching, teaching, or leading a class, her focus is on confidence, discipline, and reminding you that you’re capable of more than you think.
Wife, mom, business owner, cheer coach, and group fitness instructor—she’s always on the move, and she brings that same energy and dedication into every class she teaches.
Her barre classes are a dynamic mix of challenge and encouragement—low impact, but seriously effective. Expect a strong focus on core strength and proper pelvic floor engagement, along with the kind of muscle fatigue that sneaks up on you (in the best way). She loves seeing clients push past their limits and have those “wait… I did that” moments.
Supportive, motivating, and full of energy, she’ll push you, encourage you, and keep things fun—while helping you get stronger every step of the way.