Practices for the heart-minded warriors

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Innovative Classes & Authentic Leadership

Dynamic classes, courses, and groups provide you with opportunities to grow and play.

This is your space to PRACTICE. . .

  • Using your voice

  • Setting boundaries

  • Shaking it off

  • Breaking the mold

  • Stepping into your power

  • Resting to nourish yourself

  • Sensing for your inner voice

  • Being seen

Join me for some funky offerings to ignite your curiosity and support your nervous system, including:

  • Movement based book clubs

  • Kitchen dance parties

  • Walks in nature

  • Guided meditations

  • Somatic practices

  • Body doubling

  • Angry yoga practices

  • Seasonal outdoor classes

Movement classes prioritize mobility > flexibility. Props, modifications, and free styling support your exploration.

This works meets you where you’re at and let’s you decide where you’re going and how.

YOU ARE A HEART-MINDED WARRIOR

(that makes you a HMW)

The signs of a HMW . . .

someone trying their best with the tools they have

a friend who listens to understand

the person who stands up to support injustice

the stranger who expresses kindness towards you

the neighbor who lends a hand

the lover who repairs

the caretaker who offers comfort

someone who laughs at themselves

the ones questioning the rules

the ones moving past spiritual bypassing

the funky, weird as hell humans

What we train for . . .

the overwhelming moments

the grief that needs tenderness

the simple moments of joy

the moments our voice is needed

to ignite the love that lives within

to connect with ourselves and those we love

to raise the standard of care

to share the truth

to hold others when they can’t hold themselves

to create new systems when old ones falter

to live a full life in gratitude