Therapeutic Yoga uses a methodic application of sequences to unwind fascial patterns of holding and pain in the body. Much of the work is floor-based and passive, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy! This therapeutic style of yoga resets the nervous system, opens the joints, and releases patterns of restriction in the body.

This Yin yoga immersion class focuses on long held passive stretches that target the deep connective tissues to release tension, improve mobility, and soothe joints in the shoulder girdle, arms, and wrists. Designed to create freedom in the back and front of both shoulders, open the heart, and improve circulation along the arms into the wrists and fingers.

Life gets full and our bodies feel it. This month’s Kaiut workshop is all about softening tension, opening space in the joints, and reconnecting with a sense of ease. No flexibility, no experience, and no “perfect poses” required.

Therapeutic Yoga uses a methodic application of sequences to unwind fascial patterns of holding and pain in the body. Much of the work is floor-based and passive, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy! This therapeutic style of yoga resets the nervous system, opens the joints, and releases patterns of restriction in the body.

Support your body’s natural healing intelligence. Through slow, stable postures and intentional pauses, we work with the nervous system to reduce pain, increase mobility, and create long-lasting change. This class is perfect for anyone recovering from injuries, living with chronic tension, or simply wanting to feel more ease and strength in their body.

This series of long-held, passive stretches targets the deep connective tissues in the hips. We will move the femurs in the hip sockets through all six primary directions of movement to cultivate an experience of freedom; this also provides a subtle but powerful release of tension throughout the hip anatomy.

Experience the quiet power of stillness. In this gentle Kaiut session, we emphasize parasympathetic nervous system activation, mindful breathing, and supportive postures. The focus is on deep rest and subtle movements that leave you feeling spacious, calm, and rejuvenated.