UPCOMING EVENTS
Yin Yoga for Stress Release
Pop-up class with Cathy Blatchly
WHEN: Friday, April 10th from 6-7pm
Let Go and Create Space in your Body, Mind and Spirit
Most of us lead lives that reinforce working at fast forward speed and then collapsing intoexhaustion. We have very few habits that encourage balance between these two extremes. (Judith Hanson Lasater)
Focus on Releasing Stress using Yin and Restorative Yoga
Yin yoga focuses on compressing and releasing fascial tissues and opening specific energy channels (meridians) in the body. In the Taoist tradition, the internal organs are referred to Palaces of our Soul or Spirit and are treated like shrines of the divine within us. Connecting to each organ’s qualities and caring for them with visualizations are natural ways to increase their individual functions and interdependent homeostasis. According to ancient Asian wisdom, there are 5 organ
pairs each of which are connected to interconnecting highways called meridans, channels or nadis traveling through them and linking up the whole body. These invisible highways move life force (prana or chi) (Lit from Within by Sarah Powers)
Restorative Yoga, The Antidote to Stress
Taking time each day to relax and renew is essential to living well. Just five minutes a day of yoga-based movement can begin to heal the effects of chronic stress. To relax is to rest deeply. Deep rest is different from sleep. Relaxation is a state in which there is no movement, no effort and the brain is quiet. (Relax and Renew by Judith Hanson Lasater)
This class will focus on the heart and small intestine meridians with long held floor poses, and a long guided Savasana to create space in the outer and inner body and reduce tension in the mind and body.
In addition, we will use pranayama and self massage to further address opening and releasing the heart and small intestines.
Cost: Regular Class Passes or Drop-In Rates Apply
Vibrational Sound Bath
with Caroline Dickinson
WHEN: Friday, April 17th from 6:30-8pm
Immerse yourself in a transformative group restorative vibrational therapy session designed to deeply nourish the body, mind, and spirit. This unique experience invites you to release stress, relax deeply, and realign your inner harmony through the resonant healing frequencies of gongs, singing bowls, planetary hand chimes, and more.
As the sound vibrations wash over you, they will work to clear energetic blockages, promote deep relaxation, and restore balance to your entire being. Each tone and frequency has the power to resonate with your body’s energy, helping you release tension, restore vitality, and reconnect with your inner peace.
Cost: $45
Yin Yoga for Better Digestion
Pop-up class with Cathy Blatchly
WHEN: Friday, May 8th from 6-7pm
Let Go and Create Space in your Body, Mind and Spirit
The Gut is referred to as the Enteric Brain. It is home to ~50% of the dopamine and 95% of the serotonin in our body. It is the seat of our intuition which is why we say “trust your gut”. The gut-brain axis is the connection between the GI system and the central nervous system. The GI tract has the ability to sense and receive impulses as well as to record emotions and subconsciously remember experiences.
Focus on Rest and Digest using Yin and Restorative Yoga
Yin yoga focuses on compressing and releasing fascial tissues and opening specific energy channels (meridians) in the body. In the Taoist tradition, the internal organs are referred to Palaces of our Soul or Spirit and are treated like shrines of the divine within us. Connecting to each organ’s qualities and caring for them with visualizations are natural ways to increase their individual functions and interdependent homeostasis. According to ancient Asian wisdom, there are 5 organ
pairs each of which are connected to interconnecting highways called meridans, channels or nadis traveling through them and linking up the whole body. These invisible highways move life force (prana or chi) (Lit from Within by Sarah Powers)
The 5 Rs of Gut Health: Remove, Repair, Restore, Replace, Reinvigorate
This class will focus on the stomach and spleen meridians with long held floor poses, standing poses (belly swirling and pumping) and a long guided Savasana to create space in the outer and inner body and promote optimal digestion.
In addition we will use pranayama and belly self massage to further address opening
and releasing the heart and small intestines.
Cost: Regular Class Passes or Drop-In Rates Apply
Gathering Within: a Ceremony of Cacao + Sound
with Caroline Dickinson
WHEN: Saturday, July 11th from 6:30-8pm
This heart-centered ceremony invites you to slow down, soften, and turn inward - creating space for reflection, renewal, and emotional warmth during the expansive energy of summer. Drinking cacao opens the heart and supports deeper connection, helping you tune in to your inner world and listen to the wisdom within.
Join Caroline for an evening of intentional presence and gentle exploration. Together, we’ll move through guided journaling to illuminate what is ready to be released or nurtured, meditation to ground and center your being, breathwork to create spaciousness within, and a soothing sound bath to bring harmony to the heart’s natural rhythm.
Inspired by the long-standing tradition of cacao as a sacred plant medicine for connection and community, this gathering honors a time of openness, growth, and full expression. As the days are longer and the light lingers, we’re invited to pause, receive, and reconnect with what feels most alive within us.
This sacred experience offers a supportive container to reflect, feel, and realign - opening to gratitude, clarity, and ease as we rest in stillness and reconnect with ourselves.
Come as you are, and leave feeling centered, open, and deeply nourished
Cost: $45