In this soothing guided meditation, you'll release tension from your body, practice a balancing breath, and experience a creative visualization that takes you to a cozy cottage in the woods.

This guided relaxation follows the format of Yoga Nidra ("the sleep of the yogis"), which is a systematic way to encourage the nervous system to enter into a parasympathetic ("rest and digest") state.

A gentle, rhythmic practice of modified sun salutations to awaken the body and steady the mind. With breath, mantra, and mindful movement, we invite in clarity and intention—guided by pratibha, the quiet inner wisdom that lights the way forward. This class offers space to begin again, with softness, presence, and grace.

This 45-minute online chair yoga class is designed for days when you feel depleted or self-critical. With grounding movement, breathwork, and gentle flow, you'll reconnect with your strengths—physical, emotional, and inner. Inspired by the theme of self-appreciation, this practice supports resilience, nervous system balance, and inner trust.

This 15-minute online meditation gently soothes the nervous system through breath, subtle movement, and compassionate presence. Designed to help you soften stuck energy and reconnect with warmth, this practice invites emotional ease, tenderness, and quiet belonging. Perfect for moments of overwhelm, fatigue, or inner tension.

This grounding and spacious gentle flow focuses on releasing tension in the hips through mindful lunges and soothing movement. As we move with care and curiosity, you’re invited to explore what’s been held—both in the body and the heart-mind—with compassion. We’ll work with nadi shodhana (alternate nostril breathing) to create balance and clarity, supporting a gentle release of what’s ready to go while honoring what still needs holding.

This practice offers a steady, nurturing space to soften, open, and reconnect with your inner wisdom. No rush, no force—just a quiet unfolding back to ease.

Feeling scattered? This 15-minute guided meditation offers a reset through pratyahara—an ancient yogic practice of turning the senses inward. With brahmari breath and mindful awareness, you’ll gently reclaim your focus, reconnect with your inner calm, and notice where your energy is going. Ideal for reducing overwhelm and cultivating inner clarity.

A gentle, rhythmic practice of modified sun salutations to awaken the body and steady the mind. With breath, mantra, and mindful movement, we invite in clarity and intention—guided by pratibha, the quiet inner wisdom that lights the way forward. This class offers space to begin again, with softness, presence, and grace.

In this gentle chair yoga practice, we slow down and settle into supportive movement designed to help you feel grounded and held. For those days when you need a little extra care, this class invites you to connect with the steadiness beneath you and the quiet support all around you. With mindful breath and easeful flow, we’ll move in a way that nurtures calm, clarity, and connection—inside and out.

This 15-minute guided meditation uses rotation of consciousness—an ancient technique for focused awareness and deep rest. Grounded in the image of rich, receptive soil, you’ll create space to hold your intentions and quietly nourish what you’re ready to grow. Perfect for restoration, clarity, and planting seeds of change with gentle presence.

A guided meditation to clear what’s heavy and invite what uplifts. Through breath, awareness, and gentle inner focus along the body’s central channel, we’ll soften the weight we no longer need and open to quiet currents of hope, energy, and spaciousness. Come as you are—this is a space for release, renewal, and gentle rising.

In this steady, grounding practice, we explore the meeting place of resilience and softness. Through mindful movement, breath, and stillness, you’ll be invited to strengthen from within — not through force, but through deep presence and care.

Move gently. Rest deeply. Root into the quiet strength that has always been yours.

Let go and soften into stillness. In this guided meditation, we’ll gently explore the art of release—shedding tension, unburdening the mind, and opening to ease. Through breath, awareness, and quiet reflection, you’ll create space within, allowing what no longer serves to fall away.

In this gentle, grounding practice, we slow down and take things one step at a time. Using the steady support of the chair, we move with care and attention, pausing often to listen inwardly. Inspired by the Sanskrit concept of viveka—discernment or clear seeing—we explore how mindful movement can help us recognize what serves us and what gently asks to be released. This class invites you to practice choosing each next step with patience, presence, and trust.

This 15-minute online meditation invites you to create space for whatever is present—without fixing or fleeing. Through gentle breath and awareness practices, you'll expand your inner capacity and discover a sense of peace that includes it all. Perfect for cultivating emotional resilience, grounding, and self-acceptance.

In this gentle seated meditation, you'll be guided through an ancient practice of cultivating metta—lovingkindness—for yourself and others. We begin by anchoring into breath and presence, then slowly widen the circle of care, opening the heart with steadiness and intention. This timeless technique invites us to soften the edges, expand our capacity for compassion, and rest in the quiet strength of connection. No prior experience needed—just come as you are, with an open heart or a longing to find one.

This grounding chair yoga class invites you to build gentle warmth from the inside out. With supported twists to awaken the spine, breath practices to stoke inner fire, and simple mudras to encourage flow and focus, we'll move through a steady sequence designed to nourish and energize. Accessible and easeful, this practice offers a way to reconnect with your body’s natural rhythm and kindle a quiet vitality—right from your seat.

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In this short but powerful practice, we’ll explore the balance between activation and rest—between effort and ease—through the lens of the yogic energy system. Drawing on the wisdom of the nadis, or subtle energy channels, we’ll gently attune to the flow of prana (vital energy) and invite a soft harmony between the solar (pingala) and lunar (ida) currents of the body. Through breath, awareness, and gentle focus, this meditation supports the nervous system in returning to its natural rhythm of balance and integration.

Had a long day and need some soothing? Gather your favorite blanket, maybe a cup of tea, and settle in. This guided meditation begins by helping your body unwind and your mind find rest. Then you’ll be guided through a soothing visualization to reconnect with the support that surrounds you. Finally, we’ll imagine a bonfire—a place to release whatever you’re ready to let go of. Join Serena for a quiet way to end the day feeling lighter, steadier, and more at ease.

This nourishing Meditative Mat Flow invites you to ease into your day with breath-led movement and quiet attention. We’ll explore gentle joint mobility, lower-body stretches, and spinal flexibility practices—awakening the body gradually from the inside out. Standing postures offer steady strength, while restorative shapes at the end create space for deep rest. With a focus on mindful breath and core connection, this practice supports both grounding and renewal.

This 15-minute online meditation blends gentle movement, breath awareness, visualization, and intention-setting. Reconnect with compassion, courage, and clarity through mental nadi shodhana and golden light imagery—guided with care by Serena Roschman. Inspired by a quote by Clarissa Pinkola Estes:

“My friends, do not lose heart. We were made for these times. I have heard from so many recently who are deeply and properly bewildered. They are concerned about the state of affairs in our world now. Ours is a time of almost daily astonishment and often righteous rage over the latest degradations of what matters most to civilized, visionary people. . . . You are right in your assessments . . . Yet, I urge you, ask you, gentle you, to please not spend your spirit dry by bewailing these difficult times. Especially do not lose hope. Most particularly because, the fact is that we were made for these times. Yes. For years, we have been learning, practicing, been in training for and just waiting to meet on this exact plain of engagement.” —Clarissa Pinkola Estes