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Yoga, retreats, and somatic healing in the heart of northern Idaho.
Your body holds what your mind tries to manage alone. Through yoga, breathwork, and somatic practice, you reconnect with the wisdom already living inside you—and start to feel like yourself again.
Women’s Yoga Retreat — Mother’s Day Weekend at N-Sid-Sen
May 8–10, 2026 — Three days of yoga, rest, and renewal in the mountains of northern Idaho.
Weekly Classes at Yoga Treehouse
Saturday 9–10:15am | Monday 5:15–6:30pm | Monday Empower Hour 7–8pm
Yoga for Every Body
A 4-week Somatic Yoga series built around YOU — your body, your pace, your experience.
You’ve tried to rest your way through the exhaustion, push through the overwhelm, and think your way out of feeling stuck. But the tension lives in your body—not your to-do list. You don’t need another strategy. You need a way back to yourself.
I’m a yoga teacher, somatic healer, and doula with a Master’s in Education and a Master’s in Dance. I’ve spent my career learning how the body stores our stories—and how movement and breath help us rewrite them. As a mom, I know firsthand how easy it is to lose yourself in the caring-for-everyone-else. I built this practice to help women come home to their own bodies.
Imagine stepping off the mat after class, your breath slow and steady, your shoulders finally away from your ears. You drive home feeling grounded—present in your body in a way you haven’t been in months.
Over the coming weeks, you notice the shift spreading into your daily life. You’re sleeping more deeply. You’re responding to stress instead of reacting. The tension you’ve been carrying is loosening its grip.
This is what a consistent yoga and somatic healing practice does. It doesn’t just change how you feel on the mat—it changes how you move through your whole life.
There are so many tools out there for stress relief — but few are as accessible, effective, and in...
Release stored tension through somatic movement and breathwork.
Trade the mental loop of overwhelm for grounded, present calm.
Practice alongside women who get it—no performance, no pretending.