We are Aligned
At Aligned Corporate Wellness, we understand the profound impact that mindfulness and movement can have in the workplace. Science supports what we have long known: practices like yoga, meditation, and breathwork can help reduce stress, enhance focus, and improve overall employee well-being.
We bring these powerful tools directly into workspaces, transforming them into centers of calm, focus, and productivity. Our programs are designed to cultivate a culture of wellness, where employees can thrive both mentally and physically, leading to a more positive and efficient work environment.
Why do we do this? Because we believe that when employees are aligned—mind, body, and spirit—they are better equipped to meet challenges, stay engaged, and perform at their highest potential. By prioritizing wellness, companies can foster not only healthier employees but also a more harmonious and successful organization.
Andrea Palladino is a yoga educator, 300-hour RYT instructor, licensed massage therapist, and co-owner of Aligned Corporate Wellness. With over 15 years of experience, Andrea blends the time-tested foundations of yoga with modern neuroscience, nervous system optimization, and neurohacking tools. She’s known for her intelligent, creative class sequencing — intentionally crafted to help students progress safely toward their goals, whether advancing into peak poses, improving mobility and strength, or building resilience and focus. As the manager of Melt Yoga Studio and a graduate in Sustainable Living and Soil Science, Andrea brings a holistic, evidence-informed approach to modern wellness, empowering people to move better, feel better, and perform at their best.
Steve Safranek: Steve is a 500-hour Registered Yoga Teacher, Personal Trainer, and Pilates Instructor, dedicated to promoting physical and mental well-being. He graduated from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln with a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences in Psychology in December 2002, earning double minors in Portuguese and Health and Human Performance. Completing his degree in 3.5 years while competing as a student-athlete.
