What the body does, the mind follows and what the mind does, the body follows.

This truth means one way to hack your mood is to move your body in the ways that are more in alignment with how you want to feel.

Uplift is a practice to elevate your spirits with side openers and heart openers with ...

When stress is rising, sometimes you just need to simplify, ground yourself and dial things back.

This low to the ground practice keeps things simple but thorough so you can restore balance to your nervous system.

Two of the most common tension areas are your neck and your shoulders.

But relieving the tension doesn't work so well when we try to force it out. If our bodies feel under attack, they'll lock down even more.

nstead, this practice involves fluid, mindful movement through your entire range of mo...

A healthy, high-functioning lower back requires a lot of attention and care. Our backs, especially our lower backs, are major workhorses!

The more we ask of them, the more we need to give back to them!

This express practice includes both low back and side body stretches and strengthening movem...

Asana – Breathwork – Meditation – the Yoga Trinity

In this practice we’ll move through a hip-centric flow before grounding ourselves with some relaxation inducing breathwork and then settle in for a short meditation practice.

I crafted this for those days when you want it all but have short tim...

This is a practice to help you establish or reinforce your inner trust of Self.

This self-trust is an unshakeable foundation on which you show up in the world and is especially valuable in tumultuous times and when others may be looking to you for how to act or respond.

Throughout this practice...

This practice emphasizes our roots – physically speaking, that’s our legs and hips. Emotionally and energetically speaking, our roots are our ancestors, our history, the stories that have made up our lives so far.

I named this practice Treasure as a way to honor where we’ve come from and the wis...

This practice is full of spinal twists to support a wringing out of what is no longer in alignment with your values and a return to your true self.

This journey follows the pattern of a wave, beginning low and slow, rises to a crest and then returns to a restful trough.

Mindful Mobility 2, like its predecessor Mindful Mobility, emphasizes mindful movement at our joints with a combination of muscle STRENGTH and STRETCH.

One great reason to explore practices like these is to identify the activations and movements we may NOT do much of, based on the sensations we ...

This is a spin on a Yin practice in which we settle in to a pose gradually with mindful movement, pulsation or body vinyasa before enjoying the stillness of a static hold.

The fluid movements leading in support a downshift in your autonomic nervous system and allow you to move tension through be...

This is a progressive flow in rounds where each round includes a new pose that builds on the last. Really efficient for when you have short time and want to move some energy!

Not only does it allow us to use more of our body in each round, but it can have a meditative quality when you drop into ...

This practice creates multiple opportunities to revolve your body on its axis of your spine.

The movements can support a sense of wringing out and releasing what feels trapped to make room for something new.

Flow is fun but there’s something so powerful about a classic practice that invites us to sharpen our focus and hone our awareness in the individual postures.

This alignment-centered practice creates an opportunity for you to make some refinements and reconnect with the activations within postur...

A twist of fate is an unexpected change in circumstances and often our Yoga practice provides just that, a shift.

This practice uses twists of all sorts to shift your perspective and wring out any stagnancy or stuck thoughts and emotions. There's an option for a twisted arm balance and alternati...

Have you ever thirsted for that flow state when your body's fluid power and intelligence take over and we cease micro-managing everything with our minds?

If you know what I mean, this practice is for you. From start to finish we synchronize breath and movement into, out of and within postures as...

This practice intends to ground you, to draw energy down into your roots.

We pay special attention to inner and outer hips as well as hamstrings to give you a feeling of both freedom and feeling rooted in the present moment.

Higher Love is unconditional and unencumbered.

In that spirit, we’ll show up for this practice just as we are and seek to dissolve any armor that encumbers our ability to both give AND RECEIVE the love that’s available.

An uplifting combination of side openers, heart openers and hip openers te...

This home practice was inspired by the natural elements Earth and Fire. It starts out with postures that support a feeling of groundedness and evolves into some fire stoking core and standing poses and then shifts back to earthy hip openers.

Stretching your side body is supremely satisfying.

Stretching our side bodies impacts our posture, our mood and the movement of lymph through one of the major sites in our bodies. In addition, our side bodies are the sides of our "breathing department" and can impact our ability to breathe deepl...

Wind Down is a lunar practice that supports you in doing just that – decelerating and releasing the burdens of the day.

It’s a combination of flow and stretch with just enough activation to help you discharge any pent up vibes that could be released.

You will want a block or something that coul...

I'm not a fan of pretending we always experience love and light! Our shadow side is an amazing teacher, if we learn how to work with it skillfully. In this case, anger is something we all experience from time to time and a natural part of being human. When we try to suppress it, deny it or hide i...

Today’s practice includes 3 distinct and cohesive segments: Activation, Transformation and Completion. It’s a well-rounded mobility practice that includes strength work as well stretch.

The emphasis is on moving and breathing not on auto-pilot but with total awareness. To support this effort, we...

Wonder is a quality we often associate more with childhood than adulthood. And yet, a strong sense of wonder ensures a life full of curiosity and openness to possibility.

This practice aims to support wonder in your life through embodiment: flow, heart openers and the joy in savoring the after e...