Heal the Body
Releases tension held in shoulders, hips and spine through mindful alignment and steady breath.
Breathe · Flow · Restore
Sattva is a studio built on stillness. Daily classes in Hatha, Vinyasa and Yin, guided by teachers who treat your breath as the compass and your body as the home.
Years of practice
Classes every week
Students & members
Welcome to Sattva
Sattva means harmony — the quiet place inside where body, mind and breath meet. We built this studio as a soft landing for everyone, from first-timers to lifelong practitioners.
Expect small classes, hands-on guidance and a room that smells like cedar and tea. No pressure to be flexible. No pace but your own.
Our StoryWhat we practice
Releases tension held in shoulders, hips and spine through mindful alignment and steady breath.
Pranayama and guided stillness that calm the nervous system and quiet the inner chatter.
Restorative holds and heart-openers that let you land fully, at the pace your body asks for.
This week at Sattva
Slow, grounding alignment for beginners and anyone returning to the mat.
Linking breath to movement in a warm, fluid sequence that builds heat and ease.
Precision work with blocks and straps, so every pose serves your unique body.
Energy, mantra and breathwork to wake up your inner spark and lift the spirit.
Long, quiet holds with blankets and bolsters — the deepest pause of your week.
Gentle, supported practice for every trimester and the early months after.
Memberships
Kind words

"I walked in stiff from a desk job and left three weeks later sleeping through the night for the first time in years. Sattva changed how I hold my whole day."

"The teachers remember your name, your injuries and your progress. It's the opposite of a big anonymous studio — it's a home."

"I practiced through both trimesters here. The prenatal class held me, literally and emotionally, through the whole journey."

"The weekend retreat at the lodge was pure magic — mornings by the creek, breathwork at sunset. I've been back three times."
From the journal
Practice
A gentle five-minute sequence to greet the day with a soft back and an open chest.
Breath
The simplest skill in yoga is also the one that rewires everything else — starting with the exhale.
Slow Practice
Not every season calls for the same effort. Here is how to listen for what today needs.