A therapeutic approach to yoga that combines modern movement science with mindfulness and compassionate care.
COMING THIS FALL: Therapeutic Reset Series | Sundays, October 11th - November 15th
Saturday
Aug. 29
No events scheduled
Sunday
Aug. 30
No events scheduled
Monday
Aug. 31
11 AM (GMT)
20 min

MEDITATE: Arrive
10 PM (GMT)
1 hr

INDIVIDUAL WELLNESS SESSION
11 PM (GMT)
1 hr

INDIVIDUAL WELLNESS SESSION
NEW SERIES THIS FALL
REDUCE TENSION. RESTORE MOVEMENT.
This is a gentle approach to finding more ease in your body that works with your connective tissue, known as fascia. Through sustained pressure, mindful movement and breath, it can help reduce feelings of tension, improve mobility and support more comfortable, efficient movement.
This is a helpful tool if you're experiencing persistent tightness. Or, if you are looking for a way to recover between other appointments that help with chronic pain. This is meant to work with, or compliment, your regular healthcare appointments.
Myofascial release can be tailored to your unique goals and needs.

Hi, I’m Jen.
I’m a Yoga Medicine® Therapeutic Specialist and lifelong student of movement, anatomy and mindfulness. My work is centered on helping people move with greater ease, reduce stress and build a more supportive relationship with their bodies through therapeutic yoga, meditation, breathwork and myofascial release.
I believe yoga is most effective when it meets you exactly where you are. Rather than following a one-size-fits-all approach, I create individualized sessions that reflect your unique goals, health history and current stage of life. Whether you’re navigating persistent pain, recovering from injury, managing stress, adapting to the changes of midlife, or simply looking for a more thoughtful approach to movement, each session is designed to support you with care and intention.
In addition to my private practice, I serve as a full-time yoga and meditation instructor with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, where I work with veterans experiencing a wide range of physical and emotional health challenges. This work has strengthened my commitment to making therapeutic movement accessible, adaptable and grounded in both compassion and evidence-informed practice.
My hope is that you’ll leave each session feeling a little more connected to your body, a little more capable, and a little more at ease than when you arrived.
E-RYT 500, YACEP
Master of Social Work (MSW) Candidate, University of Nebraska at Omaha