Our Team
Stephanie Rompot, NPCT
A lifelong mover, Stephanie trained as a dancer for 13 years before heading into the corporate world, where Pilates became her personal outlet. After a fulfilling career in education and healthcare software, she retired in 2022 to follow her true passion—helping others feel stronger and more at home in their bodies.
Stephanie holds a 500-hour Comprehensive Pilates Certification from Club Pilates and primarily teaches in the STOTT Pilates® style, emphasizing alignment, precision, and intelligent movement. She is a National Pilates Certified Teacher by NPCP. Stephanie also has specialized training in working with aging populations, larger bodies, neurological disorders, scoliosis, and more, believing deeply that Pilates is for every stage of life and continuous learning is her lifelong commitment.
At Sweetgrass Pilates, her sessions are thoughtful, supportive, and rooted in the belief that movement is powerful medicine.
"Pilates is one of the most powerful ways to reconnect with your strength and yourself. I want to help everyone make that connection and feel better one step at a time." - Stephanie
Debbie Kiss
Debbie has over 27 yrs in Physical Rehabilitation Nursing (RN, CRRN). Strengthening and rehabilitating patients with spinal cord injuries, brain injuries, CVA strokes and/or orthopedic surgeries and all that comes with recovery. She earned her Pilates Mat I-II, Reformer I-II, Chair, Tower, and Foam Roller teacher certification in Rosemont, PA and has experience instructing Pilates classes, private lessons and workshops since 2016. In addition, medical therapy classes with Arthritis, Parkinson’s and MS clients. Her journey includes practicing many styles of yoga/meditation for over 28 years with a 200 hour yoga teaching certification.
Outside the studio, She’s an avid golfer, dog lover and active with her family.
“Pilates is a wonderful form of exercise for everyone. The controlled form lengthens and strengthens all muscle for a longer, leaner and graceful body. " - Debbie
Christian Loescher
A lifelong advocate for others, Christian built her career as a social worker in foster care and later as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA), standing alongside children and families during times of transition. After years dedicated to supporting her community and raising her own children overseas, she found herself drawn to Pilates during the COVID pandemic when her daughter introduced her to the practice. What began as a way to unwind after long days in social work quickly became a deeper passion for the mind-body connection and the restorative power of movement. Christian is currently working toward her Reformer Pilates certification, excited to bring the same compassion, patience, and strength she offered in her social work career into the studio. Her teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that Pilates is not only about developing physical strength but also about cultivating resilience and presence—qualities she has carried throughout her life of service and motherhood.
“Pilates creates a space to reconnect—with yourself, your body, and your inner strength. That’s the gift I hope to share.” – Christian