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March 20 – Slow Flow Yoga

A 5-session gentle class devoted to reconnecting with yourself. This class will focus on weaving a variety of meditations, breath practices & yoga postures together in a gentle repetitive flow, […]

April 13 – Yoga for Preschoolers

A 4-class series of something fun to do with your preschooler! This series is geared to children 36months – 5 years and seeks to improve the parent- child relationship, help […]

April 6 – Yoga for Preschoolers

A 4-class series of something fun to do with your preschooler! This series is geared to children 36months – 5 years and seeks to improve the parent- child relationship, help […]

March 30 – Yoga for Preschoolers

A 4-class series of something fun to do with your preschooler! This series is geared to children 36months – 5 years and seeks to improve the parent- child relationship, help […]

March 23 – Yoga for Preschoolers

A 4-class series of something fun to do with your preschooler! This series is geared to children 36months – 5 years and seeks to improve the parent- child relationship, help […]

March 16 – Yoga for Preschoolers

A 4-class series of something fun to do with your preschooler! This series is geared to children 36months – 5 years and seeks to improve the parent- child relationship, help […]

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*o-day’min (oh-day-min) is the Anishinaabe word for strawberry, or heart berry, and was chosen as the name for this ward to reflect it being the heart of the city, amongst other meaningful connections. We gratefully acknowledge that Nest Integrative Wellness is in Treaty 6 territory, a place where diverse Indigenous nations (including the Cree, Dene, Blackfoot, Saulteaux and Nakota Sioux, amongst others), Métis, and Inuit have lived in and cared for these lands for generations and that we as residents, owners, and practitioners of Nest share the responsibility for stewardship of this land.