New here? Start here.
All levels and all people are welcome, and no fancy equipment is needed. Here are three easy ways to begin:
1. Watch the free Pranayama getting started video. Watch the video
2. Join a single class for $20. See the class schedule
3. Begin with the Introduction to Fascia Yoga Series, which runs again in January.
Already practicing Fascia Yoga? Fascia 2.0 meets Mondays, November 9 to December 28. See Fascia 2.0
Not sure where to start? Write to dremawellness@gmail.com or call 917-733-7380, and we'll help you find the right class.
Yoga Classes
All levels and all people are always welcome to join my classes. You are in the right place if you are a new or seasoned practitioner interested in perfecting and assimilating your asana through appropriate alignment and fascia awareness. Practitioners are encouraged to take breaks as they need or reduce the number of poses practiced, making classes suitable for all levels. All of my classes incorporate the practice of pranayama with asana to access the vagus nerve and increase Body and Self-awareness. Through foundation-focused alignment (from the ground up), you will begin to find and eventually come to know your sense of inner core and outer stability. In turn, you will find more ease and flexibility. While describing yoga classes, I also refer to how a strong, steady flexible Body/Mind moves through life with greater ease. Classes included contemplation, pranayama, asana, relaxation, and meditation.
This is a Fascia style practice for 50min and Yoga Nidra (guided). Zoom only
Fascia Yoga is a practice of alignment with the core and breath before the pose. Zoom and studio.
A shared sanctuary for deep restoration and holistic health.
Starts Mar 10, 2027
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For people with prior Fascia Yoga experience. A series to support you through the holidays. Mondays, Nov 9 to Dec 28, 2026.










