This practice is best for those familiar to common asanas as it may involve less cueing and more heat building. We will be at the NE corner.About this Event
Bring your own mat and any other props you'd like (block, towels, water, straps, etc.) We will practice at the north east corner of Wash Park near the fire station.
This energetic vinyasa yoga asana practice is supportive for all abilities, experiences, and identities. It is designed to be appropriately challenging as a way to gently expand your tolerance for discomfort, build heat, and combat sluggishness. As always, you get to choose how you engage and are completely in charge of how challenging and in what ways you want the practice to be!
Donation-first (or no pay at all) so that financial barriers to care are minimized and community care is maximized. 15% of each class’s donations will go directly and immediately to a monthly, community chosen organization working for social justice.
VENMO: @missrave
This is a trans affirming, culture embracing, ancestor honoring, fat celebrating, social justice demanding movement practice that allows you to experience yourself as your own healer.
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Raven (they/she) is an experienced yoga teacher, therapist, intuitive tarot reader, womanist, pleasure activist, and erotism witch. Heavily committed to social justice and somatic care and standing strongly at the intersection of the physicial and spiritual worlds, they are fiercely passionate about the blend of modern and ancient medicines in order to work with the whole person; body, mind, and spirit. Considering themself a mid-life doula, they believe in walking with you in your own ushering in of yourself. Raven encourages their client’s autonomy and supports their empowerment in all areas of their lives beginning with their choices in this relationship. They are relational, trauma focused, liberation, & restorative justice centered in their work. Raven is identity and lifestyle affirming in their work including working within LGBTQ+, sex work, kink, and poly communities.
“I bring my full self into the work that I do because I trust that leading with my own identities, acknowledging my limitations, and sharing power with my clients as much and as often as possible is incredibly impactful and healing.”
Event Venue
Washington Park, 1427 E Virginia Ave, Denver, United States
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