11/25/2025
Lately, I’ve been reflecting on how I want to share yoga, and I’ve decided to step away from “hard advertising” my classes. Yoga has never been something I wanted to promote with urgency, pressure, or persuasion. It’s a practice that finds people when they’re ready, when they’re needing something deeper, quieter, or more supportive in their lives.
Over the years, I’ve realized that constantly pushing classes, reminding people to sign up, or feeling responsible for filling a room doesn’t align with the way I want to teach. My work is most meaningful when students come because they feel called to the practice—not because an ad nudged them, or an algorithm rewarded visibility.
Yoga is personal. It meets you at your own pace, and I want my offerings to reflect that same honesty and gentleness. I’ll still share what I’m teaching, of course—but from a place of invitation rather than promotion. If something I offer resonates with you, I want it to be because it genuinely feels right for your body, your schedule, and your season of life.
My energy is better spent creating classes that feel nourishing, therapeutic, and spacious—rather than marketing them. And when people arrive from a place of intention rather than persuasion, the whole room feels different.
If you ever feel curious about joining a class, exploring therapeutic yoga, or deepening your practice, you’re always welcome to reach out. I’m here when you’re ready.
