MindBody Society

MindBody Society MindBody Society is a project of La-Ta Projects, Inc. The project is committed to health: mind, body We hope to bring back our POC training Summer of 2023.

All trainings, groups, and coaching are currently done online.

10/20/2024
08/10/2024

Signature Class Level Up at Club Pilates in the Hamptons!

Provided programming options, training and mentorship for mind body boutiques.

Online & In-Person private training and coaching. Incredible introductory pricing plus a14-Day challenge! Special Pric...
08/10/2024

Online & In-Person private training and coaching. Incredible introductory pricing plus a14-Day challenge!

Special Pricing for appointments booked on Friday, Saturday and Sunday only.

45 minute training in-person $65

45 minute training online $45

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06/19/2024

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06/17/2024
12/17/2023

A small waterfront hotel in the Meatpacking District was the location, from 1974 to 1985, of the Anvil, one of the most famous—or infamous—gay s*x clubs in the city. In December 1984, the New York Native, a biweekly newspaper for the gay community, reported that the Anvil was targeted by the City for forced closure as officials issued emergency regulations targeting "homos*xual" places where "high-risk s*xual activities" took place in response to the advent of the AIDS epidemic. The Anvil closed voluntarily on November 9, 1985.

READ MORE: https://www.nyclgbtsites.org/site/anvil

The Anvil was a very popular after-hours bar and disco, run as a private club to thwart the State Liquor Authority. Most patrons arrived at the entrance on 14th Street after 4:00 a.m., and a bouncer strictly controlled who was allowed to enter, with a preference for masculine men; women were prohibited (except for celebrities). The Anvil operated on two levels. On the ground floor was the main bar with go-go boys, a dance floor, and a performance area. In its earlier days, the Anvil became notorious for its s*x exhibitions here, and later there were periodic drag shows and other types of performances. Downstairs was a small bar, a screen showing p**n, and behind that was a large "cave-like" backroom for s*x.

Photo: Entrance to the Anvil. Photo by Chester Higgins, Jr., for The New York Times.

10/05/2023

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Washington D.C., DC

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm

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+12029052673

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Our Birth

In 2004, our founder was contacted by the New York City Department of Health Agency, Office of Minority Health. The City Agency was looking for someone who had project management experience and a background in health and wellness. This phone call turned our founder into the youngest ever sole contractor for the Department of Health and the Minority Health Project was created; a project that provided health and wellness services through faith-based institutions in New York’s Harlem and Southern Bronx communities. This project lasted for over seven years and grew from one site to 7 sites until then Mayor dismantled the City’s Office of Minority Health. Today, New York City is the only major urban city in the USA without a dedicated minority health office.

MindBody Society (MBS) is a project of La-Ta Projects that grew out of the knowledge and experiences gained from the Minority Health Project. MBS hopes to fill the gap that the city has decided to ignore and push social service agencies that currently are favored by government and philanthropic agencies to push beyond the cookie cutter status quo. The project focuses on the intersectionality and ever evolving landscape of preventative health: community, education, mental, s*xual, physical, nutritional and financial.

About La-Ta Projects:

Mission La-Ta Projects’ work to provoke the acceleration of social change and justice while relentlessly pushing for upward social mobility. We do this by partnering with esoteric social justice leaders, collaborators and thinkers to solve society’s most egregious and solvable problems. .