Stronger Than Ever Summit
A 3-day online summit featuring 18 practitioners sharing practical approaches to strength, recovery, hormones, gut health, and nervous system health for active women.
June 10–12 · Free
I'll be sharing:
Why Your Body Still Feels Tight—Even When You’re Doing Everything Right
A simple embodied experience using breath and gentle support to explore what shifts when the body is given space instead of force.
Sometimes what feels like tightness is actually compression.
💻 Live + pre-recorded sessions · limited-time replay access included
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Block & Breathe Reset — Now in Two Locations 🤍
We’re expanding. This weekly class is now offered in both Kingston and Rhinebeck, giving you more ways to return to your body, release tension, and support your breath.
A fascia-focused practice rooted in Block Therapy™ — to help you open, release, and reconnect from the inside out.
Kingston (Mondays)
6:15 PM • Ascension Yoga & Jiu Jitsu
Rhinebeck (Thursdays)
5:00 PM • Rhinebeck Yoga Center
Through mindful block work, you’ll be guided to release deep tension, create space in the body, and reconnect with your breath.
No experience needed — come as you are— and meet yourself here.
Free Guided Breathwork · Monthly
Red Hook Community Center
Discover the Magic of Breathwork
These monthly sessions are my gift to the community— an invitation to return to yourself through the breath. Together with music and shared presence, we co-create a safe, supportive space for release, clarity, and renewal. All are welcome.
Next session: Tuesday, June 16 at 6 PM.
Medical Disclaimer: Breathwork and Block Therapy™ are powerful practices that support self-discovery, release, and transformation. Breathwork uses intentional breath and music to help you access a deeper, expanded state of awareness, while Block Therapy™ helps release tension, improve alignment, and restore balance by decompressing connective tissue. Both practices may bring up strong emotions or physical sensations as your body and mind release stored tension. It’s important to note that additional support may be helpful afterward. Always consult with a medical professional before engaging in any new physical or wellness practice, especially if you have any pre-existing conditions.