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Cultivating Calm | Pop-Up
Cultivating Calm is a somatic and restorative yoga practice that includes gentle floor-based movement, guided breathing awareness, and guided relaxation. This process can help your body and mind feel more spacious and at ease, inviting your nervous system to settle.

Roll + Restore
Roll + Restore is a practice of self-massage using therapy balls and other props, followed by long-held, gentle stretches and restorative postures. These techniques invite improved circulation, easeful breathing, the release of chronic tension, and stimulation of our relaxation response.

Cultivating Calm | Pop-Up
Cultivating Calm is a somatic and restorative yoga practice that includes gentle floor-based movement, guided breathing awareness, and guided relaxation. This process can help your body and mind feel more spacious and at ease, inviting your nervous system to settle.

Cultivating Calm | Pop-Up
Cultivating Calm is a somatic and restorative yoga practice that includes gentle floor-based movement, guided breathing awareness, and guided relaxation. This process can help your body and mind feel more spacious and at ease, inviting your nervous system to settle.

Cultivating Calm
Cultivating Calm is a somatic practice that includes gentle floor-based movement, guided breathing awareness, and guided relaxation. This process can help your body and mind feel more spacious and at ease, inviting your nervous system to settle.

Roll + Restore
Roll + Restore is a practice of self-massage using therapy balls and other props, followed by long-held, gentle stretches and restorative postures. These techniques invite improved circulation, easeful breathing, the release of chronic tension, and stimulation of our relaxation response.

Roll + Restore
Roll + Restore is a practice of self-massage using therapy balls followed by long-held, gentle, and restorative postures. These techniques invite improved circulation, easeful breathing, the release of chronic tension, and stimulation of our relaxation response.