Wellness Residency: Yoga

September 21, 2021 @ 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

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Event Series: Wellness Residency: Yoga
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Come join Breathing Time Yoga for yoga that meets you where you are. Breathing Time Yoga offers yoga as affordable health care. Your yoga practice can help you reduce stress, become stronger and more flexible, and develop inner peace and stability. 

Yoga is a tool for personal transformation. In our fast-paced non-stop world, we use yoga to take a moment of quiet to transform ourselves spiritually and physically. Through yoga, we learn to see the interconnectedness of our inner and outer worlds.

Our yoga instructors can help you access the benefits of yoga, no matter what your starting point is.

Tuesday night classes
Yoga for Wellness: Slow Flow Yoga
Come join as we connect in community and spirit during this 60-minute vinyasa flow and give yourself the chance to reunite with body and mind through a practice grounding movement and breath. Bring a mat, towel or blanket, and some extra layers!

Nicole Towne | Bio: Nicole: (she/her) Nicole is a 200-hour certified teacher based out of Pawtucket, RI. Her focus as a yoga instructor is to meet each student where they are at in each moment and to serve as the reminder that yoga is not an attainment we will at some point gain, but a continuous lifelong journey and opportunity to connect with spirit though the miraculous gift we have been given in each moment: this breath.

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