Join Kelly and Neda for this six-week series designed to support you in the tender, transformative postpartum period. This class welcomes all new moms and birth parents—with or without your non-mobile baby—to move, breathe, and reconnect with your body in a safe, nurturing space.

Through gentle, mindful movement, you’ll begin to rebuild core and pelvic stability, release tension in the shoulders and hips, and restore balance to both body and mind. You’ll also have the chance to connect with other parents navigating this same season—sharing stories, laughter, and support.

Each class includes:

• Grounding breathwork to calm the nervous system
• Gentle core and pelvic floor reactivation
• Strength and mobility exercises for shoulders, hips, and spine
• Restorative poses for relaxation and release
• Community connection and space to share (if desired)
• A closing rest to replenish your energy

You’ll leave feeling more centered, supported, and empowered as you continue your postpartum healing journey.

Enjoy meaningful time together in this playful and grounding Family Yoga Workshop with Helen. Designed for children ages 4–9 and their caregivers—with flexibility to include slightly younger or older participants—this class offers a welcoming space to connect, move, and unwind as a family.

Helen gently guides both children and caregivers through engaging, age-appropriate yoga activities that weave together movement, mindfulness, and breath. Each workshop is thoughtfully designed to support focus, emotional regulation, balance, and body awareness for all participants, while encouraging connection and shared experience.

Through partner poses, games, and simple mindfulness practices, families will not only have fun together but also learn accessible tools they can bring home and into their daily routines and community. This workshop is a chance to slow down, reconnect, and build skills that support both individual well-being and family connection.

Registration is per child, and includes one caregiver. Please be sure to register your child with their own account and enter their birthdate so the instructor knows the age of all children attending.

Practicing yoga can be a powerful way to help yourself heal after loss. Whether your loss is the death of a loved one, the end of a significant relationship, or surviving a major health crisis or traumatic event, the grief process is often slow and meandering. Yoga can help to comfort you in times of sadness and grief, to feel connection or closure with who or what is lost, and to open your heart and be in the present.

This ongoing workshop helps students develop a toolkit for resilient grieving, including yoga and movement, breathwork, meditation and reflection, journaling, and the company of others experiencing loss. Join Joe-Paul and this yoga group of students addressing grief, adjusting to a new world after loss, and focusing on renewal and investment in health and relationships.

Join experienced prenatal yoga instructors Alaina Godfrey and Neda Dowlatshahi for a two-hour workshop designed to support both the birthing person and their chosen birth partner(s) as they prepare for labor. This interactive, informative session will offer practical tools and hands-on techniques that can be used throughout the late stages of pregnancy and during childbirth — no matter your birth plan or setting.

Together, we’ll explore:

• Breathwork to help manage intensity and regulate the nervous system
  
• Mantras and mindfulness techniques to stay focused and grounded
  
• Partner-supported poses that can ease discomfort and create connection
  
• Simple massage techniques and comfort positions to use during labor
  

This workshop is ideal for pregnant individuals in any stage of their third trimester and the partner, friend, or support person who will be by their side during birth. It’s also a great opportunity to deepen your connection, improve communication, and build confidence as a team. You’ll leave with a better understanding of how to work with your body during labor, as well as how your partner can provide meaningful, hands-on support throughout the experience.

Please note: Registration is per person, and all attendees — including birth partners or support persons — must be registered individually. This helps us ensure adequate space and attention for all participants.