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Earthkeeper Yoga

.yoga • nature connection • pottery • community

05/13/2026

I recently started my new position as a therapist (more to come on that later), and I am so grateful for a schedule that allows plenty of room for my own self care.
As I walked familiar trails this morning, it was impossible not to notice new growth and the light shining through the tree canopy. Lots of little reminders of how we move through our own seasons of change and that the light always finds a way in.
What’s new for you? What are you noticing?

05/10/2026

Mindful Nature Walk at RMP this morning. Invitations centered on nurturing, resilience, sanctuary and hope. There are a million examples in nature that can teach us about all of these things.

My own mother’s scent was musky and earthy. It went completely against her personality to go without lipstick and to have her hair done. But she smelled like a forest to me. Mossy and oaky. Leading the walk this morning was about leading others in connection to Mother Earth, but in the small moments in between, I remembered my own sweet mom.

Wishing all the mothers a beautiful Mother’s Day. You are full of hope, sanctuary, resilience and nurturing today and every day. 🌿🌻🌳🪶

05/03/2026

MSW complete. I took the long way here, and I wouldn’t change it. The lived experience is the resonance.

Weaving yoga, nature connection, and pottery into this work took years of embodying it in my own life first. Grateful for the mentors and opportunities that recognized it and encouraged me to embrace it as part of my work.

And to my beautiful babies and friends—thank you for being part of this with me.

04/22/2026

Happy Earth Day 🌸🪶🌿🌻

04/08/2026

Free yoga for this in recovery on Saturday, 4/11 ✨
Our Monthly Nature Walk at Red Mountain Park, Sunday 4/12🌿
And don’t forget about meeting me on the mat for Slow Flow at yoga lab on Sunday, 4/12 ✨
earthkeeper.bio for all the links

03/04/2026

This class is open to all A’s or anyone thinking (or rethinking) about their relationships to substances. We also welcome those who have been impacted by a loved one’s relationship to substances. The vision and passion are to create a safe space and a sense of community for those on this journey. Movement to Recovery recognizes that there are multiple pathways to sobriety and combines those with the ancient practice of yoga. This class is 45 minute movement-based yoga practice followed by a 20 minute facilitated discussion after savasana. There is an optional social opportunity after the class as well! Stigma and judgment are checked at the door. All fitness levels are welcome. Wear comfortable clothing. Let’s explore a holistic approach to sobriety together!
Link to yoga[lab] schedule in bio. 💗

03/03/2026

Friends, we will be on a break until 3/28 due to scheduling conflicts at BRC. We also have a NEW QR code, so please update the previously flyer if you’ve printed it or have it saved for clients. Link in bio.

02/26/2026

Our first Mindful Nature Walk of 2026 is this Sunday at Red Mountain Park. Link in bio for more info and to register.🌿🪶

02/21/2026

Multiple pathways for connection and community available, and I couldn’t be more grateful. Full descriptions and info available at earthkeeper.bio
(Yes, the website is back up and updated). Link also in bio.

02/18/2026

MINDFUL YOGA FOR RECOVERY AT BIRMINGHAM RECOVERY CENTER FREE offering beginning SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH, 9 AM - 10:15 AM

This class offers gentle, accessible movement followed by guided group reflection to support awareness, grounding, and connection. No prior yoga experience is required. All practices are invitational and adaptable. Perfect for beginners.

Advance registration is required due to limited capacity. Must be 18yo+ to participate.
A signed waiver is required prior to first participation (included in registration process). Doors lock promptly at 9 am. Bring your mat. Props provided.

Link in bio

This class is independently facilitated and is not an official Birmingham Recovery Center program or clinical service. Participation is voluntary and separate from any treatment or clinical care provided by BRC.

02/10/2026

“Life Hikes” Mindful Walk at Red Mountain Park, Saturday, March 7th, 10 am - 11:30 am.

Join Ashley Clarke and Renée Harmon for a mindful walk in nature at Red Mountain Park. Guided by readings from Renée’s memoir, Life Hikes: Walking Through Loss to What Comes After, this experience invites you to slow down and be present through walking meditation, observation, and intentional connection to the natural world.

Participants should wear comfortable layered clothing and be prepared to slowly walk up to 2 miles as part of this experience. If you are uncomfortable sitting on the ground, please bring a towel or a lightweight camp chair. *Meet at the Frankfurt Drive park entrance. Link in bio.

Ashley Clarke is a certified Mindful Outdoor Guide and yoga teacher in Birmingham, AL. Renée Harmon, MD is a retired physician and author of two memoirs. She also resides in Birmingham, AL.

Accessibility: This program includes walking on a dirt trail with small, loose rocks and roots. There are minimal uphill and downhill changes. There are places
to rest along the way. Portable restrooms are nearby.

Disclaimer: This program has limited space available. Please register to attend.
If you register but are unable to attend, please email programs@jeffcogreenways.org (programs@jeffcogreenways.org/)" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://programs@jeffcogreenways.org/) so we can open the spot for someone else.

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