Yin Yoga meets Bodywork ~Spring edition ~ Wood element

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Are you enjoying your yin yoga practice, but your mind still drives you crazy during the longer holds? If you are someone who enjoys physical touch as well, this event might be for you!

During the session, poses are typically held for at least 3 to 5 minutes, making it common for the mind to wander—planning, overthinking, analyzing, and so on. Mindful & conscious touch will support you in remaining connected to your body while holding the pose. The loving presence of someone else and their touch can enhance the embodied experience and help you stay fully present within your body. You may find that when someone holds space for you, it allows you to delve deeper into your experience, enabling you to connect with what needs to be released, felt, seen, and acknowledged within yourself.


According to traditional Chinese medicine, the season of spring is represented by the element of Wood. The qualities of the Wood element are movement, expansion, activity, and change. It is the home of new ideas, new thoughts, transformation, and hope. The Wood element provides us with a sense of renewal, reawakening, and rebirth. On the physical level, it's related to the liver which works in tandem with the gallbladder. We will focus on strengthening the energy of those internal organs that may provide the propulsion to change and help you move forward with clear vision and foresight.

What can you expect:
- Embodiment practices before the yin practice (might include movement, self-touch/massage, meditation, yoga nidra, breathing practices, etc)
- Long yin yoga practice with mindful touch
- A lot of personal attention as there is room for a maximum of 8 participants
- Sweet long savasana (final relaxation) to integrate your experience
- Healthy & yummie snacks with tea after the session

About the guides:

Ksenya is a (Yin) Yoga teacher, Biodynamic Breathwork and Trauma Release facilitator, Body-Oriented therapist, and Myofascial Energetic Release practitioner. In her sessions she supports her clients with finding more freedom in their body, getting along with their emotions, feeling more alive and present in their lives, and expressing themself freely.

Kaja is a Thai Yoga Massage therapist & former Yoga teacher. In her sessions, she holds space and supports clients on their journey toward self-healing & body awareness.