Whether you’re holding it all together on the outside but exhausted on the inside, or simply need to befriend your body and come back home to yourself, this practice is for you.

Somatic Yin Yoga weaves longer-held, gentle yin postures with somatic movements to release tension in the body and mind, and nourish you on every level.

So often our bodies are stuck in fight, flight or freeze without us even realizing it — sticky shoulders, shallow breath, tight hips, clenched jaws, that constant hum of anxious energy and buzzing thoughts... this practice meets you there.

• Grounded yin yoga shapes work with your muscles and fascia to soften long-held tensions. (Supported by tons of props, time and tenderness!)

• Embodied mindfulness practices release the grip of busy “thinking brain” and guide awareness down and into the body to rest in a powerful space of quiet awareness.

• Somatic movements retrain the nervous system to release habitual patterns, contractions and stuck energy.

Come as you are and connect, explore, release, and cultivate inner stillness. Somatic Yin Yoga is yoga from the inside out.

Sessions led by Lori Wieder, LAPC, C-IAYT.

8-week series runs September 30–November 18
Tuesdays 5:30-6:30, $120 for the series

NOTE: class is waitlist only. Please email lori.thehealingroom@gmail.com to be added!

Come and join us for a 4-week long group experience. This group is focusing on bringing like-minded women who want to embrace their wellness and self-love. In this group, we will explore different topics, such as self-esteem, appropriate selfishness, and much more. The goal after 4 weeks is to have made strong connections, created a personal wellness plan, and enhanced all things self. This class will meet at the Healing Room. Please bring your beautiful self, some fun energy, and an open mind!

Led by Roxanne Myers, Master’s Intern

Cost: FREE! Registration required

REGISTER HERE

We all carry stories—some we’ve been told, some we’ve told ourselves. And over time, those stories can shape how we see ourselves, what we believe we’re capable of, and how we relate to others.

This 6-week therapeutic writing group is a space to explore those stories with curiosity, compassion, and creativity. Using narrative therapy and guided writing prompts, you’ll begin to notice which parts of your story feel true, which ones you’ve outgrown, and which ones you’re ready to rewrite.

Each week includes a grounding check-in, a themed prompt, quiet writing time, and space to share (if you’d like to). You don’t need to be a writer to join—just someone who’s ready to show up, reflect, and express. 

Whether you’re working through a life transition, healing from something hard, or simply wanting to get to know yourself better, this group offers a supportive and nonjudgmental space to begin writing the next chapter—on your own terms.

Session led by Elena Greenland, LAPC, NCC

Saturdays at 1:00pm 
Meeting for 6 sessions starting October 4th
Cost $20/session

REGISTER HERE

NOTE: October classes are online only (please email Mary Mbaba directly to register and receive the link!) mkm7561@psu.edu

Led by: Mary Mbaba, MPH, PhD (200-hour YTT). I am a yoga instructor, behavioral health interventionist, and social psychology researcher focused on yoga and mindfulness-based interventions for substance use and mental health healing. Practicing yoga since 2012 and instructing since 2014, I recently (July 2025) completed my mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) Foundations course at Brown University. Alongside teaching, I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at Penn State, where my work explores community-based approaches to promoting mental health equity. I look forward to meeting you on the mat! *Classes are free to attend, with optional donations to support the space.

Cost: FREE / Dontation Based

REGISTRATION: please email Mary Mbaba directly to register! mkm7561@psu.edu

When was the last time you let yourself feel? That you gave yourself space to think about what you really want? Explore somatic techniques featuring The Emotional Tour.® During this class, you’ll be guided through joy, grief, confidence, and more by licensed trauma therapist and women’s empowerment coach, Kathy Gates LCSW CTT and live musician, Jennifer Bitner. Through physical and emotional movement, you are invited to step into your power and release what you no longer need to carry. Learn how to give yourself permission to relax into abundance and receive all the juicy bits of life.

Led by Kathy Gates, LCSW, CTT

Cost: $30/session

REGISTER HERE

What is Introduction to Mindfulness?

Introduction to Mindfulness is a 3-week, evidence -based course with (1) hour sessions designed to give students a taste of mindfulness practices to help  enhance their well-being. It will also help to improve their awareness of self to help navigate through stressful and challenging situations.

What Can I Learn?

• How to improve focus and awareness of feelings, sensations and emotions that arise on a regular basis

• Help respond from a place of calmness, clarity and intention

• Improved sense of well-being, steadiness and self-compassion

Key Concepts:

• Session I- Paying attention, on Purpose, With Curiosity and Care

• Session II- Perspective: Learning new ways of Being

• Session III- Responding Skillfully

What are the Benefits?

Although student experiences and reasons for taking the course may differ, there are some benefits that can be achieved when fully present and engaged:

• Raising awareness of emotions, reactions and responses

• Creating a space to pause when a triggering situation arises

• Cultivating a sense of well-being even when faced with life’s ups and downs

• Improving our ability to respond skillfully and with intention

Who is the class for?  Anyone who wants to learn new ways of being that will enhance their sense of self, those who wish to improve upon a current practice, and those who are new to the practice.

Led by Michelle Rogan, MBSR, MBCT

EMAIL TO REGISTER and please indicate Session 1 or 2: trust.rogan@gmail.com

Whether you’re holding it all together on the outside but exhausted on the inside, or simply need to befriend your body and come back home to yourself, this practice is for you.

Somatic Yin Yoga weaves longer-held, gentle yin postures with somatic movements to release tension in the body and mind, and nourish you on every level.

So often our bodies are stuck in fight, flight or freeze without us even realizing it — sticky shoulders, shallow breath, tight hips, clenched jaws, that constant hum of anxious energy and buzzing thoughts... this practice meets you there.

• Grounded yin yoga shapes work with your muscles and fascia to soften long-held tensions. (Supported by tons of props, time and tenderness!)

• Embodied mindfulness practices release the grip of busy “thinking brain” and guide awareness down and into the body to rest in a powerful space of quiet awareness.

• Somatic movements retrain the nervous system to release habitual patterns, contractions and stuck energy.

Come as you are and connect, explore, release, and cultivate inner stillness. Somatic Yin Yoga is yoga from the inside out.

Sessions led by Lori Wieder, LAPC, C-IAYT.

8-week series runs September 30–November 18
Tuesdays 5:30-6:30, $120 for the series

NOTE: class is waitlist only. Please email lori.thehealingroom@gmail.com to be added!

Creative journaling is a safe space to explore and release feelings through visual and written expression. A regular art practice can help with understanding one’s emotions and can improve clarity and insight. Art journaling also encourages experimentation with different materials and techniques without fear of judgment. It can help rekindle creativity that may be dormant due to daily life pressures.

Join us for this monthly art journaling gathering where we will learn expressive techniques to encourage healing, growth, and creativity. This group is designed for adult participants who are seeking something engaging and creative. Our monthly sessions will focus on process, exploration, discovery, and play.

This group provides a safe and sacred space for expressing our creative selves through a variety of activities including collage, acrylic paint, pastels, and watercolor.

All materials supplied. No art experience necessary.

Sessions led by Amy Frank, LAPC, ATR-P on the third Monday of each month.

Cost for each session is $20

REGISTER HERE

We all carry stories—some we’ve been told, some we’ve told ourselves. And over time, those stories can shape how we see ourselves, what we believe we’re capable of, and how we relate to others.

This 6-week therapeutic writing group is a space to explore those stories with curiosity, compassion, and creativity. Using narrative therapy and guided writing prompts, you’ll begin to notice which parts of your story feel true, which ones you’ve outgrown, and which ones you’re ready to rewrite.

Each week includes a grounding check-in, a themed prompt, quiet writing time, and space to share (if you’d like to). You don’t need to be a writer to join—just someone who’s ready to show up, reflect, and express. 

Whether you’re working through a life transition, healing from something hard, or simply wanting to get to know yourself better, this group offers a supportive and nonjudgmental space to begin writing the next chapter—on your own terms.

Session led by Elena Greenland, LAPC, NCC

Saturdays at 1:00pm 
Meeting for 6 sessions starting October 4th
Cost $20/session

REGISTER HERE

NOTE: October classes are online only (please email Mary Mbaba directly to register and receive the link!) mkm7561@psu.edu

This all-levels class combines mindful movement, breathwork, and short meditation practices designed to reduce stress, increase resilience, and support overall wellbeing. Each class emphasizes accessible yoga postures and gentle flow sequences that help regulate the nervous system and foster a sense of supreme grounding and clarity.

Led by: Mary Mbaba, MPH, PhD (200-hour YTT). I am a yoga instructor, behavioral health interventionist, and social psychology researcher focused on yoga and mindfulness-based interventions for substance use and mental health healing. Practicing yoga since 2012 and instructing since 2014, I recently (July 2025) completed my mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) Foundations course at Brown University. Alongside teaching, I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at Penn State, where my work explores community-based approaches to promoting mental health equity. I look forward to meeting you on the mat! *Classes are free to attend, with optional donations to support the space.

Cost: FREE / Dontation Based

REGISTRATION: please email Mary Mbaba directly to register! mkm7561@psu.edu

What is Introduction to Mindfulness?

Introduction to Mindfulness is a 3-week, evidence -based course with (1) hour sessions designed to give students a taste of mindfulness practices to help  enhance their well-being. It will also help to improve their awareness of self to help navigate through stressful and challenging situations.

What Can I Learn?

• How to improve focus and awareness of feelings, sensations and emotions that arise on a regular basis

• Help respond from a place of calmness, clarity and intention

• Improved sense of well-being, steadiness and self-compassion

Key Concepts:

• Session I- Paying attention, on Purpose, With Curiosity and Care

• Session II- Perspective: Learning new ways of Being

• Session III- Responding Skillfully

What are the Benefits?

Although student experiences and reasons for taking the course may differ, there are some benefits that can be achieved when fully present and engaged:

• Raising awareness of emotions, reactions and responses

• Creating a space to pause when a triggering situation arises

• Cultivating a sense of well-being even when faced with life’s ups and downs

• Improving our ability to respond skillfully and with intention

Who is the class for?  Anyone who wants to learn new ways of being that will enhance their sense of self, those who wish to improve upon a current practice, and those who are new to the practice.

Led by Michelle Rogan, MBSR, MBCT

EMAIL TO REGISTER and please indicate Session 1 or 2: trust.rogan@gmail.com

Third Wednesday each month – starting Sept. 17th

Sept. 17 | Oct. 15 | Nov. 19 | Dec. 17

No experience needed. Just show up and play! Drum Flow is a monthly community drum circle focused on rhythm & connection.

Let go of the noise in your head and find your rhythm. DrumFlow is a monthly community drum circle where you can drop the stress, pick up a drum, reconnect, and have fun. We don’t lecture. We don’t analyze. We just play. Whether you’re a total beginner or you’ve been drumming for years, DrumFlow is about showing up, making noise, and letting the rhythm move you. Bring your own drum or use one of ours. Come ready to shake off the day and let the beat do what words can’t.

Led by Josh Crownover, LAPC.

Cost: $20

Sliding scale available for first responders, email jcrownover.thr@gmail.com.

REGISTER HERE

Whether you’re holding it all together on the outside but exhausted on the inside, or simply need to befriend your body and come back home to yourself, this practice is for you.

Somatic Yin Yoga weaves longer-held, gentle yin postures with somatic movements to release tension in the body and mind, and nourish you on every level.

So often our bodies are stuck in fight, flight or freeze without us even realizing it — sticky shoulders, shallow breath, tight hips, clenched jaws, that constant hum of anxious energy and buzzing thoughts... this practice meets you there.

• Grounded yin yoga shapes work with your muscles and fascia to soften long-held tensions. (Supported by tons of props, time and tenderness!)

• Embodied mindfulness practices release the grip of busy “thinking brain” and guide awareness down and into the body to rest in a powerful space of quiet awareness.

• Somatic movements retrain the nervous system to release habitual patterns, contractions and stuck energy.

Come as you are and connect, explore, release, and cultivate inner stillness. Somatic Yin Yoga is yoga from the inside out.

Sessions led by Lori Wieder, LAPC, C-IAYT.

8-week series runs September 30–November 18
Tuesdays 5:30-6:30, $120 for the series

NOTE: class is waitlist only. Please email lori.thehealingroom@gmail.com to be added!

We all carry stories—some we’ve been told, some we’ve told ourselves. And over time, those stories can shape how we see ourselves, what we believe we’re capable of, and how we relate to others.

This 6-week therapeutic writing group is a space to explore those stories with curiosity, compassion, and creativity. Using narrative therapy and guided writing prompts, you’ll begin to notice which parts of your story feel true, which ones you’ve outgrown, and which ones you’re ready to rewrite.

Each week includes a grounding check-in, a themed prompt, quiet writing time, and space to share (if you’d like to). You don’t need to be a writer to join—just someone who’s ready to show up, reflect, and express. 

Whether you’re working through a life transition, healing from something hard, or simply wanting to get to know yourself better, this group offers a supportive and nonjudgmental space to begin writing the next chapter—on your own terms.

Session led by Elena Greenland, LAPC, NCC

Saturdays at 1:00pm 
Meeting for 6 sessions starting October 4th
Cost $20/session

REGISTER HERE

NOTE: October classes are online only (please email Mary Mbaba directly to register and receive the link!) mkm7561@psu.edu

Led by: Mary Mbaba, MPH, PhD (200-hour YTT). I am a yoga instructor, behavioral health interventionist, and social psychology researcher focused on yoga and mindfulness-based interventions for substance use and mental health healing. Practicing yoga since 2012 and instructing since 2014, I recently (July 2025) completed my mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) Foundations course at Brown University. Alongside teaching, I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at Penn State, where my work explores community-based approaches to promoting mental health equity. I look forward to meeting you on the mat! *Classes are free to attend, with optional donations to support the space.

Cost: FREE / Dontation Based

REGISTRATION: please email Mary Mbaba directly to register! mkm7561@psu.edu

What is Introduction to Mindfulness?

Introduction to Mindfulness is a 3-week, evidence -based course with (1) hour sessions designed to give students a taste of mindfulness practices to help  enhance their well-being. It will also help to improve their awareness of self to help navigate through stressful and challenging situations.

What Can I Learn?

• How to improve focus and awareness of feelings, sensations and emotions that arise on a regular basis

• Help respond from a place of calmness, clarity and intention

• Improved sense of well-being, steadiness and self-compassion

Key Concepts:

• Session I- Paying attention, on Purpose, With Curiosity and Care

• Session II- Perspective: Learning new ways of Being

• Session III- Responding Skillfully

What are the Benefits?

Although student experiences and reasons for taking the course may differ, there are some benefits that can be achieved when fully present and engaged:

• Raising awareness of emotions, reactions and responses

• Creating a space to pause when a triggering situation arises

• Cultivating a sense of well-being even when faced with life’s ups and downs

• Improving our ability to respond skillfully and with intention

Who is the class for?  Anyone who wants to learn new ways of being that will enhance their sense of self, those who wish to improve upon a current practice, and those who are new to the practice.

Led by Michelle Rogan, MBSR, MBCT

EMAIL TO REGISTER and please indicate Session 1 or 2: trust.rogan@gmail.com

Whether you’re holding it all together on the outside but exhausted on the inside, or simply need to befriend your body and come back home to yourself, this practice is for you.

Somatic Yin Yoga weaves longer-held, gentle yin postures with somatic movements to release tension in the body and mind, and nourish you on every level.

So often our bodies are stuck in fight, flight or freeze without us even realizing it — sticky shoulders, shallow breath, tight hips, clenched jaws, that constant hum of anxious energy and buzzing thoughts... this practice meets you there.

• Grounded yin yoga shapes work with your muscles and fascia to soften long-held tensions. (Supported by tons of props, time and tenderness!)

• Embodied mindfulness practices release the grip of busy “thinking brain” and guide awareness down and into the body to rest in a powerful space of quiet awareness.

• Somatic movements retrain the nervous system to release habitual patterns, contractions and stuck energy.

Come as you are and connect, explore, release, and cultivate inner stillness. Somatic Yin Yoga is yoga from the inside out.

Sessions led by Lori Wieder, LAPC, C-IAYT.

8-week series runs September 30–November 18
Tuesdays 5:30-6:30, $120 for the series

NOTE: class is waitlist only. Please email lori.thehealingroom@gmail.com to be added!

We all carry stories—some we’ve been told, some we’ve told ourselves. And over time, those stories can shape how we see ourselves, what we believe we’re capable of, and how we relate to others.

This 6-week therapeutic writing group is a space to explore those stories with curiosity, compassion, and creativity. Using narrative therapy and guided writing prompts, you’ll begin to notice which parts of your story feel true, which ones you’ve outgrown, and which ones you’re ready to rewrite.

Each week includes a grounding check-in, a themed prompt, quiet writing time, and space to share (if you’d like to). You don’t need to be a writer to join—just someone who’s ready to show up, reflect, and express. 

Whether you’re working through a life transition, healing from something hard, or simply wanting to get to know yourself better, this group offers a supportive and nonjudgmental space to begin writing the next chapter—on your own terms.

Session led by Elena Greenland, LAPC, NCC

Saturdays at 1:00pm 
Meeting for 6 sessions starting October 4th
Cost $20/session

REGISTER HERE

This all-levels class combines mindful movement, breathwork, and short meditation practices designed to reduce stress, increase resilience, and support overall wellbeing. Each class emphasizes accessible yoga postures and gentle flow sequences that help regulate the nervous system and foster a sense of supreme grounding and clarity.

Led by: Mary Mbaba, MPH, PhD (200-hour YTT). I am a yoga instructor, behavioral health interventionist, and social psychology researcher focused on yoga and mindfulness-based interventions for substance use and mental health healing. Practicing yoga since 2012 and instructing since 2014, I recently (July 2025) completed my mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) Foundations course at Brown University. Alongside teaching, I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at Penn State, where my work explores community-based approaches to promoting mental health equity. I look forward to meeting you on the mat! *Classes are free to attend, with optional donations to support the space.

Cost: FREE / Dontation Based

REGISTRATION: please email Mary Mbaba directly to register! mkm7561@psu.edu

Say yes to rest! Yoga Nidra is a guided journey into restoration and nervous system reset. No expectations. Just you, your mat, some cozy props, and the power of rest.

You’ll simply show up, get comfy (plenty of blankets and props provided), lie back or sit tall, and let your mind quiet as your body deeply restores. It’s not a nap—but it might feel better than one. Science-backed perks include better sleep, reduced stress, improved mood, and more.

Ready to trade hustle for stillness? Join us the first Thursday of each month for a deeply intentional, soul-soothing, and scientifically backed practice.

Sessions will be led by Lori Wieder, LAPC, C-IAYT.

First Thursday of each month at 6:00pm
Cost: $20

REGISTER HERE

Whether you’re holding it all together on the outside but exhausted on the inside, or simply need to befriend your body and come back home to yourself, this practice is for you.

Somatic Yin Yoga weaves longer-held, gentle yin postures with somatic movements to release tension in the body and mind, and nourish you on every level.

So often our bodies are stuck in fight, flight or freeze without us even realizing it — sticky shoulders, shallow breath, tight hips, clenched jaws, that constant hum of anxious energy and buzzing thoughts... this practice meets you there.

• Grounded yin yoga shapes work with your muscles and fascia to soften long-held tensions. (Supported by tons of props, time and tenderness!)

• Embodied mindfulness practices release the grip of busy “thinking brain” and guide awareness down and into the body to rest in a powerful space of quiet awareness.

• Somatic movements retrain the nervous system to release habitual patterns, contractions and stuck energy.

Come as you are and connect, explore, release, and cultivate inner stillness. Somatic Yin Yoga is yoga from the inside out.

Sessions led by Lori Wieder, LAPC, C-IAYT.

8-week series runs September 30–November 18
Tuesdays 5:30-6:30, $120 for the series

NOTE: class is waitlist only. Please email lori.thehealingroom@gmail.com to be added!

This all-levels class combines mindful movement, breathwork, and short meditation practices designed to reduce stress, increase resilience, and support overall wellbeing. Each class emphasizes accessible yoga postures and gentle flow sequences that help regulate the nervous system and foster a sense of supreme grounding and clarity.

Led by: Mary Mbaba, MPH, PhD (200-hour YTT). I am a yoga instructor, behavioral health interventionist, and social psychology researcher focused on yoga and mindfulness-based interventions for substance use and mental health healing. Practicing yoga since 2012 and instructing since 2014, I recently (July 2025) completed my mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) Foundations course at Brown University. Alongside teaching, I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at Penn State, where my work explores community-based approaches to promoting mental health equity. I look forward to meeting you on the mat! *Classes are free to attend, with optional donations to support the space.

Cost: FREE / Dontation Based

REGISTER HERE

This all-levels class combines mindful movement, breathwork, and short meditation practices designed to reduce stress, increase resilience, and support overall wellbeing. Each class emphasizes accessible yoga postures and gentle flow sequences that help regulate the nervous system and foster a sense of supreme grounding and clarity.

Led by: Mary Mbaba, MPH, PhD (200-hour YTT). I am a yoga instructor, behavioral health interventionist, and social psychology researcher focused on yoga and mindfulness-based interventions for substance use and mental health healing. Practicing yoga since 2012 and instructing since 2014, I recently (July 2025) completed my mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) Foundations course at Brown University. Alongside teaching, I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at Penn State, where my work explores community-based approaches to promoting mental health equity. I look forward to meeting you on the mat! *Classes are free to attend, with optional donations to support the space.

Cost: FREE / Dontation Based

REGISTER HERE

When was the last time you let yourself feel? That you gave yourself space to think about what you really want? Explore somatic techniques featuring The Emotional Tour.® During this class, you’ll be guided through joy, grief, confidence, and more by licensed trauma therapist and women’s empowerment coach, Kathy Gates LCSW CTT and live musician, Jennifer Bitner. Through physical and emotional movement, you are invited to step into your power and release what you no longer need to carry. Learn how to give yourself permission to relax into abundance and receive all the juicy bits of life.

Led by Kathy Gates, LCSW, CTT

Cost: $30/session

REGISTER HERE

Third Wednesday each month – starting Sept. 17th

Sept. 17 | Oct. 15 | Nov. 19 | Dec. 17

No experience needed. Just show up and play! Drum Flow is a monthly community drum circle focused on rhythm & connection.

Let go of the noise in your head and find your rhythm. DrumFlow is a monthly community drum circle where you can drop the stress, pick up a drum, reconnect, and have fun. We don’t lecture. We don’t analyze. We just play. Whether you’re a total beginner or you’ve been drumming for years, DrumFlow is about showing up, making noise, and letting the rhythm move you. Bring your own drum or use one of ours. Come ready to shake off the day and let the beat do what words can’t.

Led by Josh Crownover, LAPC.

Cost: $20

Sliding scale available for first responders, email jcrownover.thr@gmail.com.

REGISTER HERE

Creative journaling is a safe space to explore and release feelings through visual and written expression. A regular art practice can help with understanding one’s emotions and can improve clarity and insight. Art journaling also encourages experimentation with different materials and techniques without fear of judgment. It can help rekindle creativity that may be dormant due to daily life pressures.

Join us for this monthly art journaling gathering where we will learn expressive techniques to encourage healing, growth, and creativity. This group is designed for adult participants who are seeking something engaging and creative. Our monthly sessions will focus on process, exploration, discovery, and play.

This group provides a safe and sacred space for expressing our creative selves through a variety of activities including collage, acrylic paint, pastels, and watercolor.

All materials supplied. No art experience necessary.

Sessions led by Amy Frank, LAPC, ATR-P on the third Monday of each month.

Cost for each session is $20

REGISTER HERE

This all-levels class combines mindful movement, breathwork, and short meditation practices designed to reduce stress, increase resilience, and support overall wellbeing. Each class emphasizes accessible yoga postures and gentle flow sequences that help regulate the nervous system and foster a sense of supreme grounding and clarity.

Led by: Mary Mbaba, MPH, PhD (200-hour YTT). I am a yoga instructor, behavioral health interventionist, and social psychology researcher focused on yoga and mindfulness-based interventions for substance use and mental health healing. Practicing yoga since 2012 and instructing since 2014, I recently (July 2025) completed my mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) Foundations course at Brown University. Alongside teaching, I am currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at Penn State, where my work explores community-based approaches to promoting mental health equity. I look forward to meeting you on the mat! *Classes are free to attend, with optional donations to support the space.

Cost: FREE / Dontation Based

REGISTER HERE

Say yes to rest! Yoga Nidra is a guided journey into restoration and nervous system reset. No expectations. Just you, your mat, some cozy props, and the power of rest.

You’ll simply show up, get comfy (plenty of blankets and props provided), lie back or sit tall, and let your mind quiet as your body deeply restores. It’s not a nap—but it might feel better than one. Science-backed perks include better sleep, reduced stress, improved mood, and more.

Ready to trade hustle for stillness? Join us the first Thursday of each month for a deeply intentional, soul-soothing, and scientifically backed practice.

Sessions will be led by Lori Wieder, LAPC, C-IAYT.

First Thursday of each month at 6:00pm
Cost: $20

REGISTER HERE

When was the last time you let yourself feel? That you gave yourself space to think about what you really want? Explore somatic techniques featuring The Emotional Tour.® During this class, you’ll be guided through joy, grief, confidence, and more by licensed trauma therapist and women’s empowerment coach, Kathy Gates LCSW CTT and live musician, Jennifer Bitner. Through physical and emotional movement, you are invited to step into your power and release what you no longer need to carry. Learn how to give yourself permission to relax into abundance and receive all the juicy bits of life.

Led by Kathy Gates, LCSW, CTT

Cost: $30/session

REGISTER HERE

When was the last time you let yourself feel? That you gave yourself space to think about what you really want? During this class, you’ll be guided through joy, grief, confidence, and more by licensed trauma therapist and women’s empowerment coach, Kathy Gates LCSW CTT and live musician, Jennifer Bitner. Through physical and emotional movement, you are invited to step into your power and release what you no longer need to carry. Learn how to give yourself permission to relax into abundance and receive all the juicy bits of life.

REGISTER HERE