Kripalu Yoga and Wellness Center of NNY

Kripalu Yoga and Wellness Center of NNY We are more than yoga; we EXPAND WELLNESS of the Mind, Body + Spirit via many exciting modalities! Join us for drumming, healing, and other events.

The Kripalu Yoga and Wellness Center of Northern New York is founded on the belief that all humanity is one family and that the Divine is within each of us. Our Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the integration of body, mind and spirit. We support this philosophy through the teaching and practice of yoga, health related programs, and services to nurture personal growth and

community. Come join us for a revitalizing, relaxing 90-minute yoga class and find your peaceful center within. We have eight acres of land including a 70-foot labyrinth, a stone circle, a ½ mile walking trail and a tipi. The trail is open to the public during daylight hours. Come for a stroll and connect with nature.

What if you could unlock a deeper sense of calm and inner peace? 🌈 Join me for an inspiring conversation with Quince on ...
07/17/2025

What if you could unlock a deeper sense of calm and inner peace? 🌈 Join me for an inspiring conversation with Quince on Tunes 92.5, as we delve into the wellness benefits of our Healing Sunday Energy Balance Sessions at KYWC. Be part of this transformative experience on July 20th from 2-5 pm. Please arrive by 4:00 to enjoy a rejuvenating 30-minute session with our certified, compassionate practitioners. Your generous donation to KYWC is much appreciated. All are welcome to experience this relaxing energy balance. And, for your comfort, our serene sanctuary is fully air-conditioned. We look forward to your visit.🙏

🧘‍♀️ INTERVIEW SPOTLIGHT 🧘‍♂️ Val Silver, Secretary, Board of Directors – Kripalu Yoga and Wellness Center of Northern New York, sat down with Mykel “Quince” Myrick, On-Air Talent & DJ, to share det

We invite you to enjoy a relaxing 30-minute energy balance session on July 20th from 2-5 pm. Please arrive by 4 pm. Your...
07/17/2025

We invite you to enjoy a relaxing 30-minute energy balance session on July 20th from 2-5 pm. Please arrive by 4 pm. Your generous donation benefits KYWC.

What is energy healing?

Energy Healing is a holistic therapy that aims to restore the body’s natural flow of subtle energy in and around the human body, promoting physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Energy healing modalities, including Reiki, Therapeutic Touch, Healing Touch, and Seven Rays, affect subtle energies known as 'chi' and 'prana' to facilitate balance and harmony in the body's energy system. During an energy balance session, practitioners connect with the client’s energy field, "hold space" for healing to occur, and act as a conduit for Divine Light (energy) to come through. Of its own accord, the energy travels through the body and aura to where it is most needed.

Practitioners may also use crystals, tuning forks, or other techniques such as smoothing the field or holding points on the head and body to promote balance, relaxation, and healing.

07/08/2025

Hi Friends, the phone at KYWC hasn't been working properly since the storm. If you need to contact us and the call doesn't go through, you can use web@nnykripalu.org or fb messenger. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Rave reviews so far… soul-aligning! ✨🪷
07/07/2025

Rave reviews so far… soul-aligning! ✨🪷

05/30/2025

We look forward to seeing you at the Annual Membership Meeting on Monday, June 2nd at 4 pm.

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We are excited to announce that we have a new yoga teacher at KYWC. Betsy Naselli will be teaching a new weekly class - ...
05/21/2025

We are excited to announce that we have a new yoga teacher at KYWC. Betsy Naselli will be teaching a new weekly class - restorative yoga - on Friday mornings from 9 -10 am starting June 6th.

Restorative yoga is appropriate for any level of ability- if you can lie on the floor you can do it. The cost is $10 per class or $80 for a group of 10. Register with Betsy at betsy.naselli@yahoo.com.

You do not need to make a commitment to every Friday, as long as there are at least 4 students there will be a class.

Thank you, Wilson Stevenson and everyone who came to the gallery reading at KYWC. We had a full house!
05/19/2025

Thank you, Wilson Stevenson and everyone who came to the gallery reading at KYWC. We had a full house!

Hey folks, if you want to attend the qigong class series, please register this week. Minimum 6 students.
04/14/2025

Hey folks, if you want to attend the qigong class series, please register this week. Minimum 6 students.

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Adams Center, NY

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm

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Established in 1976, the Kripalu Yoga and Wellness Center of Northern New York is founded on the belief that all humanity is one family and that the Divine is within each of us. Our Center is a volunteer-run nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the integration of body, mind, and spirit. We support this philosophy through the teaching and practice of yoga, wellness programs, drumming circles, workshops, and services that nurture personal growth, community, and living in harmony with nature. Come join us for a revitalizing, relaxing 90-minute yoga class to find your peaceful center within while improving your mobility and strength. Join us for our monthly Drumming and Meditation Circle and the Wellness Connection with certified Energy Practitioners offered by donation. Join us for special workshops and other events that promote personal growth and healing. We have eight acres of land including a 70-foot labyrinth, a stone circle, a ½ mile walking trail, a children’s garden, a human-sized bird nest, and a tipi. The grounds are open to the public during daylight hours. Come for a stroll and connect with nature.