August 17, 2025
Sunday Morning Flow
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August 17, 2025
Jump start your Sunday and wake up your body with this invigorating, yet gentler Vinyasa Flow class. Each class includes warm up, pranayama, flowing asana series, meditation, and relaxation. This class is taught to all levels of strength and flexibility.
Kimberly Newman
kimberlynewman07@gmail.com
Yoga Lab & Meditation
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August 17, 2025
Yoga Lab is a class for all levels, beginners included! The first 60-minutes are all about finding structural alignment in yoga postures accompanied by time and pause for reflection. The forces of nature govern our bodies functions and well-being. There is an expanding force, a contracting force, a grounding and a rising force. We can look at each asana and see these forces working within our bodies. It’ is when we most efficiently harness the forces of nature inside of us that we can begin to move efficiently and sustainably through our lives! The final half hour will be a guided meditation inspired by the techniques of Yoga Nidra. A deep rest and reset.
Zazen Silent Sitting Meditation
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August 17, 2025
Each session will begin with the Heart Sutra followed by two silent meditation periods of zazen separated by a brief kinhin, or walking meditation.
If you have ever said to yourself during guided meditation, "I wish they would be quiet; I'm trying to meditate here" then Zazen is for you.
A variety of seating is available, or you can bring your own.
This sitting is open to the community for a free-will donation.
More information: Dale Hobson
Ecstatic Dance
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August 17, 2025
Ecstatic Dance invites you to an experience of free dance, moving meditation, creative exploration and self-expression, and joy in community, to the sounds of a wide range of non-lyrical music.
We will hold a non-verbal, barefoot, safe space, where you are free to dance, move, or be still, as you feel. Wear comfortable, creative clothes, and bring water.
Facilitated by Morgan Doyle and Joya Blondel
Suggested donation $10. All are welcome.
Note: This class will be held on the third Sunday of the month.
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PRACTITIONERS
Jenna Joya Blondel, PhD:: Reiki and Spiritual Counseling
Jenna is a Minister of Walking Prayer, and a Reiki Master/Teacher
Trained in Heart-centered, multicultural, Earth-honoring spiritual counseling, Mindfulness meditation, Tarot, and Reiki
jennajoya@gmail.com, 315-323-6563
Clara Fargo: Licensed Massage Therapist
Clara has worked as a Licensed Massage Therapist since 2008. Clara offers Traditional Swedish, Deep Tissue, Hot Stone, Facial, and Prenatal Massage. Each massage session is customized to support your current needs and address areas of pain and stiffness.
farwood13@gmail.com, 315-355-7626
Theresa Samways: Mental Health Therapist
Theresa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who enjoys working with people who commit to their health and personal growth. Her approach is tailored to fit the needs of the client, so they can feel comfortable, which frees them to focus on solving their problems and improving
twsamways@gmail.com, 315-212-4634
Todd Perry: Physical Therapist
Todd graduated from Northern Illinois University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Physiology in 1988. After working as a personal trainer and exercise physiologist in a work injury rehabilitation program, he felt he needed to improve his skills and knowledge in order to better assist his clients in achieving their goals.
perryptsolutions@gmail.com, 315-629-9798
Pilates and More with Rebecca MacDougall
Rebecca Mac Dougall provides personalized, one-on-one, fitness sessions for people 50 and over. Rebecca believes in meeting each person where they are and helping them improve. Each session is carefully tailored to meet the individual’s needs, whether it is managing stiffness, building core strength, improving balance, or simply wanting to feel more energized and capable in daily life. With a deep understanding of anatomy, alignment, and the art of graceful movement, Rebecca blends the precision of Pilates with the healing principles of physical therapy.
Contact Rebecca, pilatesandmore.w.rebecca@gmail.com 315-212-2125
Rebecca MacDougall, a long-term resident of Colton, is a movement specialist with years of combined experience as a former professional dancer, physical therapist assistant and Pilates practitioner. Rebecca received her BA in Dance from SUNY Potsdam with continuing studies at the University of the Arts in PA and NYC pursuing a career in musical theatre, opera and drama. Over time, Rebecca decided to combine her love of movement and helping people and returned to academics to achieve her AAS in Physical Therapist Assistant from SUNY Canton. She has worked both for St. Lawrence Health System and Claxton-Hepburn Medical Campus.
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