Join us at Anderson Yoga Center for a special class with Megan Schlobohm - “Reiki & Restorative Yoga.”

Restorative Yoga is an extremely relaxing, peaceful style of yoga that has students resting in various Restorative Yoga positions, which require little-to-no work. Restorative Yoga is meditative in nature, and accessible to all walks of life and levels of experience, including beginners. 

Reiki is an energy healing technique, in which the practictioner's hands are placed just off the body, or sometimes lightly touching the body. The word Reiki is made of two Japanese words - “Rei,” which means “Divine Wisdom” or “Higher Power” or “UniversalKnowing,” and “Ki,” which is “life force energy,” very similar to the yogic term “prana.” In a Reiki session, the practitioner is seeking to transmit or channel Universal Life Energy to the client.

With Reiki & Restorative Yoga combined, this class is designed to be a total reset for your body, mind, and spirit. These practices have shown to reduce stress; promote self-healing; reduce pain and tension; improve your overall wellbeing and sense of peace, harmony, and balance; and so much more! Megan will set up the room with candlelight, relaxing aromatherapy, and peaceful music, and students only have to arrive and relax! 

$30/person. Pre-registration is required for all classes, workshops, and special events, and each person must sign up individually in order to sign the waiver and release, and for each space to be reserved. Please do not purchase multiple passes from one account. 

Participants will want to bring a yoga mat and wear comfy clothes to relax in (pajamas are welcome!). The studio will provide bolsters and blankets, but students may want to bring their own props, including (but not limited to): bolsters, blankets, eye pillows, socks, clothing layers for warmth, etc. 

More about Megan Schlobohm:

Megan Schlobohm (she/her) is the owner of Anderson Yoga Center, and a fellow Yoga Instructor at the studio. Megan has been practicing yoga since 2003, and earned her RYT200 certificate in September 2017. In January 2018, she purchased the studio and began shaping it into the vibrant, fun, life-enriching place it is today. In July 2020, Megan completed an additional 300 hours of advanced yoga teacher training with John's Creek Yoga in Atlanta, GA, upgrading her certification to ERYT500. She is the lead instructor for Anderson Yoga Center’s Registered Yoga School and its 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training Program, and also leads local and international Yoga Retreats. Megan has a Master's of Science in Counseling from Mercer University, and previous to being a yoga instructor and studio owner, spent 9 years as a professional chef alongside her husband, Ernie, working on luxury yachts in the Caribbean.

Megan's main style of teaching is vinyasa-based, with a methodical pace; special focus on the breath; attention to safe alignment; and a positive message to take beyond the mat. Megan also teaches Gentle Flow, Yin Yoga, and Restorative Yoga, which are much slower and have a deeply relaxing, meditative vibe. Megan studies and teaches pranayama and meditation, offering guided pranayama and meditation classes and private lessons, as well as special pranayama and meditation events. Overall, she seeks to help students find a lifelong, fulfilling, sustainable practice, and greater quality of life.

Megan also teaches Kid’s Yoga; Goat Yoga; and Paddleboard Yoga on Lake Hartwell, sharing even more joy and laughter with the community! She holds her Usui Reiki Master certification, and is additionally trained and certified in Aromatherapy, Yin Yoga, Yoga Nidra Meditation, Thai Yoga Massage, and Power Sculpt Yoga.

Questions? Feel free to reach out!

Anderson Yoga Center

1716 Pearman Dairy Rd, Suite D

Anderson, SC 29625

www.andersonyogacenter.com

andersonyogacenter@gmail.com

See you at the studio!

Participants will want to bring a yoga mat and wear comfy clothes to relax in (pajamas are welcome!). The studio will provide bolsters and blankets, but students may want to bring their own props, including (but not limited to): bolsters, blankets, eye pillows, socks, clothing layers for warmth, etc.