
Join Senta For An Immersive Gathering of Asana (Yin Yoga) • Pranayama • Kosha Meditation • Svadhyaya (soul journaling) • Ayurvedic Tea
This isn't another trendy, high-intensity "breathwork" class. Pranayama Sangha is a sacred invitation to step away from the noise and chaos of modern life and enter a nourishing, ancient sanctuary rooted in traditional Vedic wisdom.
While fast-paced breathwork techniques are popular today, traditional Pranayama is the art of mastering, directing, and expanding your Prana (life force energy). Designed specifically to cultivate long-lasting inner stillness and heal from overthinking and anxiety, this gathering offers gentle, ancient practices to help you deeply ground and return home to yourself.
Rather than a typical class, this is an unfolding inner journey. Behind closed doors, you will be guided through a secret multi-dimensional sequence—moving from poetic movement and ancient breath practices to deeper meditative chambers, soul inquiry (Svadhyaya) and sacred tea (Soma Pan). The exact path is revealed only as you walk it, holding space for profound alchemy, unexpected quiet, and genuine magic.
🌿 SACRED PREPARATION & WHAT TO BRING:
Pre-Ritual Preparation: It is recommended to refrain from caffeine and heavy meals for at least 2 hours prior to best receive the subtle energy of Pranayama.
Guest Teacher: Senta Gonzalez (Ascension Senta's Ritual Wellness)
Class format: 90 minute event; in-person only at MYC
Cost: ✨ Sacred Exchange: $55
Registration: Pre-registration required; 🔗 Reserve Your Cushion online here
Space is strictly limited to preserve an intimate container. Tap the link above to reserve your cushion and gather your divine light back home.

Myo-Yin Yoga is a mind+body+spirit practice consisting of 90 minutes of deep passive stretching in yin yoga stillness combined with soothing self-myofascial massage with therapy balls ('myofascia': myo = muscle, fascia = connective tissue), ending with an extended savasana (often with a guided yoga nidra meditation) for deep rest.
This class can help you to:
Expect to learn techniques for self-myofascial release using Yoga Tune Up therapy balls both independent from and in combination with yin postures, which are held passively with little to no effort or movement for between 1-5 minutes each). Options are always given for all bodies and abilities, and beginners are welcome.
The room will be warm and dimly lit; dress for comfort. You're welcome to bring your own therapy balls and yoga props, but some will also be available to borrow or purchase.
Teacher: Sarah Nelson
Class format: 90m event; in-person only at MYC.
Cost: $18 (sorry no class passes or "first class free" promo)
Registration: Pre-registration required; register and pay online at sarahnelsonyoga.com or email sarahlissanelson@gmail.com to pay cash, check, or Venmo

A meditation practice to reset your nervous system & spirit as we step into the new season. We'll honor the Harvest Moon and Autumn Equinox with gratitude for the bounty and lessons of the summer season, and shedding what's ready to shift just like the leaves.
The deeply rejuvenating and meditative practice of Yoga Nidra is a guided meditation of yogic 'sleep' (NSDR: non-sleep deep rest) that will quiet your mind and relax your body, right down to your innermost center. This practice does not include movement; you will lie down on the floor with support from blankets, bolsters, and whatever you need to feel cozy and comfortable while you follow with your awareness as you are led toward a place of profound relaxation and inner peace - you'll awake from this practice feeling fully refreshed and renewed.
Expect to be guided verbally to set an intention (sankalpa) then led through a combination of progressive relaxation, breath awareness, body scan, and/or imaginative visualization journeys.
No meditation experience is necessary! Room will be warm and dimly lit; dress for comfort.
Teacher: Sarah Nelson
Class format: 45m class; hybrid format: join in-person at MYC or online via Zoom. Recording is available by request; past recordings are available On-Demand
Cost: $14 drop in or purchase a class pass (10 classes for $120 or 5 classes for $65)
(Please note that this special event does not qualify for "first class free")
Registration: Pre-registration required; register and pay online or email sarahlissanelson@gmail.com

Join us at Midland Yoga Collective in fostering community connections during Neighboring Week Sunday 9/27/26 thru Saturday 10/3/26! Throughout the week we will have a food drive, an activewear swap, as well as select donation-based classes. Sorry, no MYC Community Picnic this year.
Donation-based classes/events: We are accepting non-perishable food donations for Midland County Food Assistance Network and/or monetary donations for Shelterhouse in lieu of the usual drop-in or class pass payments for the following classes:
Please email the teacher(s) to register for class; class descriptions & registration info here
Food drive: All week at the studio we're collecting non-perishable food donations for Midland County Food Assistance Network. Bring your donation in when you come for any class.
Activewear Swap: Throughout the week, bring in any of your under-loved, gently used activewear or yoga gear to the studio and browse what others have brought in to find some new favorites for yourself! Great opportunity to declutter your closet AND make a sustainable choice by giving clothes a second life and keeping them out of the landfill. You do not need to give something in order to take something, but please be mindful of only taking what you will actually use and wear.

Slow Burn: In this completely guided class, you will slow down your movement and dive into the muscles by holding poses for an extended period of time (up to 10 breaths).
You'll be encouraged to connect to your breath to support you as challenges arise and allow you to find focus and strength throughout the class. This class is perfect for anyone looking to slow down and find a new edge. Open to all levels.
Guest Teacher: Kelly Roy
Class format: 60 minute class; in-person only at MYC
Cost: $14 (Please note that classes with guest teachers do not qualify for "first class free")
Registration: Pre-registration required; register by email kelly@kellyroyfitness.com; pay with cash or Venmo

BEFORE YOU SAY TAKE A DEEP BREATH: WHAT CHILDREN NEED BEFORE BREATHING BECOMES A TOOL THEY USE FOR REGULATION.
“Take a deep breath” is one of the most common things we say to a child who is anxious, angry, overwhelmed, or dysregulated. But what if a child hasn’t yet developed a relationship with their breath, or practiced accessing it when they feel safe and regulated?
In this three-hour experiential workshop, we’ll move beyond simply teaching children breathing techniques and explore what helps the breath become a meaningful and accessible tool for regulation.
Through a blend of nervous system science, reflection, experiential practice, and practical application, we’ll explore how breath reflects and influences nervous system state; why awareness, curiosity, and practice matter before we ask a child to “use their breath”; and how our own presence and relationship with breath are part of the process.
Participants will experience several simple, developmentally responsive breath practices and explore ways to introduce them with curiosity and play, before they’re needed in the heat of a difficult moment.
Designed for parents, caregivers, educators, therapists, and other adults who support children and adolescents. No previous experience with breathwork, yoga, mindfulness, or nervous system concepts is needed.
Learning Objectives: By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
Doors will open 15 minutes before the workshop. Come a little early to settle in, grab a cup of tea, and get comfortable before we begin.
Teacher: Jen Wilhelm Rapanos, LMSW, RCYT
Class format: 3 hour workshop; in-person at MYC only.
Cost: $90
Registration: Advance registration required & registration limited to 15 participants; register and pay online at: https://www.wellbean.us/classes--workshops.html

Myo-Yin Yoga is a mind+body+spirit practice consisting of 90 minutes of deep passive stretching in yin yoga stillness combined with soothing self-myofascial massage with therapy balls ('myofascia': myo = muscle, fascia = connective tissue), ending with an extended savasana (often with a guided yoga nidra meditation) for deep rest.
This class can help you to:
Expect to learn techniques for self-myofascial release using Yoga Tune Up therapy balls both independent from and in combination with yin postures, which are held passively with little to no effort or movement for between 1-5 minutes each). Options are always given for all bodies and abilities, and beginners are welcome.
The room will be warm and dimly lit; dress for comfort. You're welcome to bring your own therapy balls and yoga props, but some will also be available to borrow or purchase.
Teacher: Sarah Nelson
Class format: 90m event; in-person only at MYC.
Cost: $18 (sorry no class passes or "first class free" promo)
Registration: Pre-registration required; register and pay online at sarahnelsonyoga.com or email sarahlissanelson@gmail.com to pay cash, check, or Venmo

This class will start with 30 minutes of restorative yoga poses followed by 30 minutes of sound/vibrations from the crystal bowls to invite therapeutic and restorative processes to the body, mind, and spirit.
Wear comfortable and layered clothes as we will be laying still the last part of the class. Please bring a blanket and pillow to aid in your relaxation.
Teacher: Stephani Kolevar
Class format: 60 minute event. In-person at MYC
Cost: $20; (Please note that this special event does not qualify for "first class free")
Registration: Pre-registration is recommended. Please email Stephani at kskolevar@gmail.com to register.
Payment options: cash, check or Venmo (@Stephani-Kolevar)
3-Week monthly session for September: 9/14, 9/21 and 9/28.
Pre-registration required.
A single class drop-in is welcome if there is space available.
Please contact Akiko for the availability.
We'll explore foundational poses with creative, mindful movement in this gentle and slow paced yoga session. The class focuses on building flexibility, strength, agility and balance, and promoting better health.
Dates for this session: August 10th, 17th, 24th, and 31st (4-week session) *no class on 8/3.
Teacher: Akiko Dykhuizen
Class format: 60 minutes class. In-person at MYC & Zoom recording share options.
Cost: $36/session or $14/single class drop-in
*Please note that this monthly session does not qualify for a "first class free" class with Akiko.
Registration: Pre-registration required. Please email Akiko at akikodyk@gmail.com to register.
Payment options: cash, check, Venmo and PayPal *please email Akiko for details.

8-week session: 8/7-10/2
8-week session format with a prerequisite requirement in order to drop in to individual classes: you must either have previously taken this series, or watch/practice this video before attending individual classes. Attending all 8 weeks is encouraged, but not required; click on "register for single event" for individual classes.
This yoga class series is an exploration of whole core care: learning proper deep breathing for core pressure regulation, increasing abdominal strength, unraveling excess tension and unconscious gripping in core & PF, de-stressing mind+body with nervous system calming strategies, understanding functional pelvic floor health, gaining better hip mobility to support PF, and more. This is a relatively gentle and mindful practice for anybody with any body, although it can be particularly helpful for: hip or back pain, building/rebuilding strength in these areas (including but not limited to post-partum), and addressing pelvic floor dysfunction. Please note I am NOT a doctor; always discuss yoga with your healthcare team first!
Expect a uniquely blended yoga practice with functional mobility work, soothing Body by Breath techniques, self-myofascial massage (using the YTU Coregeous ball and other therapy balls) as well as breath-integrated Forrest Yoga and Yoga Tune Up core strengthening exercises.
Each week's class will have a specific theme that builds on the information from the previous weeks:
The work we do in this class is a great complement to whatever your usual movement practices are, with a positive ripple effect through your whole body and nervous system - and truly, your life. You'll leave this class with a more embodied understanding of your own body, better breathing and movement habits, a core that is both strong and supple, and your whole being feeling centered and more calm!
Teacher: Sarah Nelson
Class format: 60 minute class; in-person at MYC only.
Cost: $14 single class drop in, or purchase a class pass (10 classes for $120 or 5 classes for $65)
Registration: Pre-registration required; register and pay online at sarahnelsonyoga.com/classes or email sarahlissanelson@gmail.com to pay with cash, check, or Venmo

6 week session: 9/22-10/27
Yoga for the Chakras will be a slow vinyasa class targeting a different chakra each session: Root, Sacral, Solar Plexus, Heart/Throat, Third Eye, and Crown. Each session will help clear any stagnant energy associated with that particular chakra.
Teacher: Stephani Kolevar
Class format: 60 minute event. In-person at MYC
Cost: $14/class or $80 for all 6 (Please note that this class series does not qualify for "first class free")
Registration: Pre-registration is recommended. Please email Stephani at kskolevar@gmail.com to register.
Payment options: cash, check or Venmo (@Stephani-Kolevar)
Midland Yoga Collective
705 Bayliss Street, Suite 200, Midland, Michigan 48640
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