Immerse yourself in a unique workshop where movement, meditation, and artistic expression come together. This workshop blends yoga, meditation, and breathwork with intuitive artmaking and poetry writing, creating a space for deep self-exploration and inspired creativity.
Simple, slow, yoga practices to restore your nervous system to balance after trauma. You will receive a full toolbox of skills and an understanding of why they work. You'll explore movement, breathing, mindfulness and vocal toning practices, along with positive phrases to counter previous disruptive thoughts.
Breathwork for Awakening Inner Wisdom is an intense yet therapeutic practice designed to help you release physical, mental, and emotional blocks. By bypassing the thinking mind, we tap into the body’s deep intelligence—unlocking its innate ability to heal and transform.
Derived from a Sanskrit root meaning to call, recite, praise, or glorify, put simply, kirtan is the act of praising and glorifying some form of divinity. While such glorification can be expressed in a variety of ways, including through poetry, drama, dance, or any form of oral recitation, kirtan, in its most well-known form, is the call and response singing of a mantra
This 6 week series works to improve balance, build muscle strength, flexibility and mobility to enhance overall physical health, which leads to better functioning in daily activities. Participation in the program may also result in better mental health, reduced stress, improved memory and cognition, and increased self-esteem.
Sliding Scale: $40-$80 for the 4 week series.
We wish to create an experience that will allow parents/caregivers to benefit from the physical, emotional and spiritual connection between themselves and their little ones. One can anticipate light breathwork, gentle movements, restorative postures, baby massages, and more.
Free community book club to discuss "A New Earth" by Eckhart Tolle
Yin Yoga has so much to offer in regards to healing and alignment on the physical, mental and energetic levels and has gained in popularity over the past many years. While “Yang” Yoga styles (Ashtanga, Vinyasa and other “flow” styles) focus on muscles, “Yin” Yoga focuses on connective tissues with deeper longer holds and more time spent in stillness.
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Mama, it’s time to pause, to breathe, to take an afternoon just for you. By deeply relaxing and replenishing, everything shifts—you think more clearly, have more patience and peace, and can connect more joyfully with your children.
Let's uplift those who uplift us!
This workshop will address the ways traumatic events impact the body, and practice deeper stretching to access trauma stored in the fascia of the body. We will find safety within our bodies, and with each other, through techniques for nervous system regulation and pain relief.