Also known as sound meditation, a sound bath is a healing experience that activates the parasympathetic nervous system and modifies brainwave states.

Join Kyla Campbell for an experience that promotes deep relaxation, balances energy, and provides opportunities for physical, mental, emotional, and energetic release. Through the various tones and vibrations of singing bowls, vocal toning, and other instruments, the body is supported in shifting into a higher frequency. In this state, miraculous changes can occur.

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5 Days to Settle Your Nervous System

As the energy of spring begins to rise, many bodies are still carrying the tension and fatigue of winter.

This five-day Yin immersion is an invitation to slow down, soften, and create the conditions for your nervous system to settle.

Through longer, supported holds, weighted sandbags, and an unhurried pace, this series gives your body time to release deeply held tension and restore a sense of ease.

Each 90-minute session is designed to help your body relax and gently release into a quieter, more settled rhythm.

This is a dedicated week to allow your nervous system to stand down.

What to expect:

• Daily 90-minute Yin practice

• Midday sessions to support your nervous system in the middle of your day

• A calm, consistent container across the week

• Intentional small group setting (12 spots) for a more personal experience

• Thoughtful sequencing to support the seasonal shift into spring

Whether you are feeling stiff, tired, overstimulated, or simply ready for a deeper exhale, this immersion offers a supportive place to land.

A deeply nurturing session that combines the gentle stillness of Restorative Yoga with the subtle healing energy of Reiki.

As your body relaxes in a fully supported postures, Reiki is offered to encourage energetic balance, emotional release, and inner calm.

This experience is ideal for anyone seeking profound rest, nervous system reset, and quiet renewal.

No experience needed, come as you are and receive.

In yoga philosophy, sthira means steadiness — a grounded stability that supports clarity and intention.

This extended workshop explores how to cultivate that steadiness in both body and mind. Through gentle movement, breathwork, and guided self-inquiry, you’ll uncover stress patterns that shape your responses to pressure and change.

This is not a typical yoga class, but a thoughtfully held space for embodied reflection and integration. Leave with practical tools, renewed awareness, and a deeper sense of inner steadiness.

Please bring a journal.