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"He enjoys true leisure who has time to improve his soul's estate."

Henry David Thoreau

The Open Mind Center Programs: Yoga, Bodywork & Movement


Bodywork is one of the oldest forms of medicine. It is based on the idea that muscle tension and improper alignment may cause or contribute to physical, mental and spiritual imbalances. This practice permits the release of toxic habits and ideations by enabling healing through movement.

Yoga, which means "to unite" in Sanskrit, promotes awareness of the body's physical and mental partnership. It is a holistic approach that intimately relates the mind, body, breath and spirit as a working totality. Understanding their correlation leads to a connection with universal life energy. The clarity that follows this practice paves the path towards emotional, physical and spiritual development.

Rejuvenation through bodywork and movement requires patience, continuous exploration, and ongoing application. Therefore, the class setting is an ideal environment for providing a support system wherein we can break old patterns and create healthier life choices that incorporate our new-found knowledge.

The Open Mind Center offers many different types of bodywork services such as movement and bodywork classes including Yoga, Tai Chi and Qigong.


The Open Mind Center Current Yoga, Bodyworks & Movement Courses


The Open Mind Center offers a wide variety of courses. Below are our current offerings of Yoga, Bodywork, & Movement classes:

• Belly Dancing (All Levels)


Belly Dance has deep traditional roots as well as modern forms of expression. It is danced to Egyptian classical music composed during the mid-20th century. The music is expansive and sweeping, with strong rhythmic lines and lyrical melodies. The dan...
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• Yoga: Hatha (All Levels)


Yoga is an ancient practice designed to prepare the body for meditation. The practice of yoga leads to improved health, increased energy levels, physical and mental stress reduction and an overall increase in self-awareness, self-confidence and well-...
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• Yoga: Svaroopa


In Svaroopa (Svah-roo-pah) Yoga, each pose, or angle is approached in a way that allows students, with practice, to release the muscles that attach to the spine. This release begins a process of healing in the entire body/mind and opens a pathway to ...
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