Ashland Yoga Center

Ashland Yoga Center Ashland Yoga Center is a diverse, inclusive, and welcoming community. www.ashlandyogacenter.net PLEASE READ! Please read and follow the studio etiquette.
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To promote functionality and consistence and since we love yoga and our yoga community a lot we want to make the yoga experience as enjoyable, easygoing and carefree as possible. Arrive on time. Showing up at the studio on time is crucial for your personal practice and also for the teacher and your yoga peers. Studio opens 15 minutes before the start of the class and door locks when class begins.

Late admittance is not allowed once doors are locked so please don’t knock on the door. Leave your cellphone in your car. If you need to bring your phone in, please turn it off. Do not leave it on vibrate. This is so you can fully disconnect and others won’t be disturbed. If, for some reason, being fully disconnected is going to make you anxious (say, you have children who need to be able to reach you), please talk to the teacher before class. You might be able to leave it next to you on silent. Bring water and your own mat. We have a handful of mats to borrow and we ask that you clean it with a mat cleaning solution before rolling it and putting it back in the shelf. Wear clothing appropriate for the class. Wear comfortable clothing that you can move in. Dressing in a way that won’t distract anyone or make them uncomfortable is a kindness to your fellow students. Men must wear shirts, Shirtless is not allowed. Scents and Cleanliness. Take it easy on perfumes, colognes and other scents before coming to class and be mindful of personal hygiene. Some people are allergic or sensitive to certain smells. Applying deodorant, if you know you might have a strong scent is a smart habit before coming to class. Thank you and we look forward to seeing you on the mat
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07/24/2026

Decisions made from fear or a spiraling mind come from a nervous system in survival mode — and survival mode isn’t where our clearest thinking lives.

Pause. Rest. Regulate. Then decide.

This is exactly why I created 30 Days of Breath — guided breathwork born out of my own experience with Lyme, learning to come back to my body when my mind wanted to spiral. 30 days of downloadable, guided audios, pay-what-you-can. Link in bio 🎧

07/22/2026

Your psoas remembers every time your body felt unsafe. This one breath pattern helps it let go — try it lying down for 1 minute today. This is the foundation of what we do in 30 Days of Breath (link in bio)

07/21/2026

Air hunger is real when you’re dealing with Lyme + Babesia 🫁 The psoas shares attachments with your diaphragm — releasing it has genuinely helped me breathe easier and regulate my nervous system. Try constructive rest pose: knees bent, feet down, gently press thighs away to create space. Breathe into it.

07/21/2026

Something I’ve learned living with Lyme disease and Babesia: the psoas muscle is deeply connected to your breathing. It shares attachments with the diaphragm — the muscle that does the actual work of breathing. When I’m dealing with air hunger, releasing the psoas is one of the things that helps me most.

In this video I’m showing constructive rest pose — lying on your back, knees bent, feet on the floor. You can deepen it by gently pressing your thighs away from your body to create more space, then breathing into that space. It’s a simple, accessible way to support nervous system regulation, especially when you’re navigating chronic illness and coinfections.

If this resonates, I’d love to hear how you release tension in your body.
work with your nervous system and breathing muscle, register for 30 Days of Breath. This is a totally downloadable audio course “by donation” you pay what you want.

https://www.natiyogatherapy.com/courses/30DaysofBreath

07/15/2026

Tomorrow, 30 Days of Breath opens. 🌊

If you’ve been waiting for a sign to slow down and reconnect with your breath — this is it. Download each session, move through them whenever life allows, revisit the ones that meet you where you are.

Pay what feels right. Show up how you can.

Link in bio to join.

Nati Yoga**30 Days of Breath** launches this Wednesday!This course is designed to be accessible to everyone, so it's off...
07/14/2026

Nati Yoga
**30 Days of Breath** launches this Wednesday!

This course is designed to be accessible to everyone, so it's offered on a **pay-what-you-can** basis.

Inside you'll find:
✨ 30 downloadable guided breathing practices
✨ A bonus downloadable Yoga Nidra video
✨ Journaling prompts to deepen your reflection and awareness

I feel especially proud of this offering because it was born from my own journey. These breathing practices and the awareness they cultivate became my lifeline as I navigated illness and moments of fear, anxiety, terror, grief, sadness, loss, and uncertainty.

Breath didn't take away the challenges, but it helped me meet them with a little more steadiness, presence, and compassion.

My hope is to make these simple, accessible tools available to anyone who is moving through difficult times and looking for practical ways to support their nervous system, reconnect with themselves, and find moments of calm—one breath at a time.

I can't wait to share it with you.

Experience daily breathing practices to regulate your nervous system, reduce stress, and cultivate awareness for a calmer, more grounded life.

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303 Fourth Street
Ashland, OR
97520

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