in this class, we’re getting grounded—literally. spending time on the floor, we’ll explore the innate wisdom of how our bodies move in this space. the focus? your core container: the sides, the back, and the all-important middle. this is where strength, balance, and the ability to hold yourself up live.
but we’re not here to force anything or chase perfection. instead, we’ll simply notice—how your body feels, how it responds, and how each part supports the whole. just the act of noticing is enough. no judgment, no expectation—just you, your body, and the floor, getting reacquainted with confidence.
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night cap: bedtime routine
let the stress of the day roll right off your back with this sweet, soothing flow. this practice is all about releasing the hard parts—tension, expectations, whatever’s weighing you down—and sinking into softness, self-compassion, and maybe even a little forgiveness.
we’ll start standing with he...
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gratitude | meditation
Welcome to the last session in this installment of Ebb & Flow. We’re going to take a few minutes to practice gratitude together. This is a great session to do at the end of your day, either in or before going to bed. If you’re the journaling type and want to write down the things you think of, ma...
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restorative yoga
when nothing else in life feels like it’s got you—don’t worry, we do. this class is here to hold you, stretch you, and remind you to just be. slow down, sink in, and let yourself be fully supported.
recommended props: blocks, strap, blanket, bolster, pillows
featured poses:
corpse pose (savasan...
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