Learning about health, disease, and healing through the classical Western medical approach, she has noticed that something was missing with this viewpoint, which is mainly focused on curing the symptom and not the disease. After graduation in 2015, she has begun her own research, to discover a more holistic approach that would unite all the aspects of the human being.

Her first encounter with Yoga she had in early childhood, when as a 10-year-old she read a newspaper article about yoga asanas, and even then she felt a connection with this spiritual practice. She has decided that one day she is going to step into the world of Yoga when the time comes. In 2009, in her student days, she has stepped onto the yoga mat for the very first time. After a decade, she completed the first course for a Hatha Yoga Instructor at Vidya Yoga School of renowned yoga teacher Dragan Loncar (RYT 200 hours). The main intention was to find a deeper knowledge of her own nature and additionally to discover more natural ways for a human to remain healthy and vibrant. In the same year, she received the scholarship of the Indian Embassy in Belgrade and went to India for an advanced intensive course for Hatha Yoga Teachers (YIC 300 hours) at SVYASA Yoga University and Research Center. Besides classical Hatha Yoga, she became familiar with many integrative healing approaches, including Yoga therapy, sound therapy, ancient Indian practice Ayurveda, as well as different meditation techniques.

As a highly sensitive person, Dragana has a unique approach to Yoga practice which she shares with her yoga students. Sensitive people are easy to get overwhelmed and exhausted due to hypersensitivity to different energies and information from the external surroundings, which is reflected as resistance towards practice or burnout. In her classes, she unites strength, endurance, gentleness, and deep acceptance of one's self through practicing conscious being in the present moment. She shares the approach that she has developed for herself, where people are feeling completely safe to express their sensitivity and at the same time experience positive physical, mental, and emotional effects of the practice.

Currently, she is working on her Ph.D. thesis in the field of Diabetes while simultaneously exploring different yogic techniques, energy medicine, mindfulness techniques, conscious breathing, plant-based diet, and aromatherapy. Furthermore, she is preparing seminars, with a purpose to bring new scientific discoveries combined with ancient knowledge to as many people as possible.

Dragana is an empath and huge animal, and travel lover. In her free time, she loves to cook, read, and spend time with her loved ones. Her biggest dream is to live in a world of compassion and high consciousness, where everyone is aligned with their true nature and purpose.