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Movement 
for Mental Health

Choosing to slow down in a fast world

is a radical act of self-care.

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  every Sunday at 12pm  

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Hatha Yoga

slow, intentional movement for strength, focus, and calm

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Restorative Yoga

allows the body to fully rest, recover, and release tension

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Breathwork

talks directly to the nervous system to reset, relax, and recharge

When Your Mind Understands, 
But Your Body Still Reacts

01.

Pendulation

the gentle swing between activation and rest in order to build emotional and physical resiliency. 

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We intentionally create controlled stress in the body that mimics emotional triggers— shortness of breath, increased heart rate, muscle tension— then back

into safety and calm. 

02.

Somatic
Inquiry

the practice of listening inward.

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Through guided questions and awareness,

we explore emotional sensations in the body rather than analyzing thoughts,

allowing deeper patterns to surface and shift.

03.

Rewiring Patterns

By moving in and out of controlled stress,

and by deepening our emotional connection to the body,

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We build awareness of how we relate to ourselves, our relationships,

and our lives so we can build emotional and physical equilibrium. 

Yoga Practice

Gentle, somatic yoga practices

help you regulate your nervous system,

reconnect with your emotions,

and feel more at home in your body.

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