Integrating Mind, Body, & Spirit

rev. Naomi teaches yoga and other embodied spiritual practices, aiding people to bring more love and hope into being right here and now.

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Anti-oppressive embodied spiritual practices

Rooted in Unitarian Universalism, Christian traditions and teachings, yogic teachings, and earth-centered traditions and teaching, rev. Naomi helps people deepen their spiritual practices so they can thrive as they live with chronic illness or disability, find themselves dealing with oppression, or are adjusting to major life changes.

Offerings.

  • Community Conversations

    An online space for practice, community, and conversation. Held remotely on Mighty Networks.

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  • Group Classes

    Join online or in person to explore practices including yoga meditation, prayer, and other embodied spiritual practices.

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  • Speaking Engagements

    I love to work with and speak to spiritual communities. I offer this work remotely via Zoom.

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What people are saying

  • "As a bigger bodied woman of color, I was a bit nervous and skeptical about doing yoga. However, Naomi’s assurance of ‘your body, your yoga,’ immediately put me at ease. It’s now almost two years that I’ve been practicing yoga with Naomi and their encouragement, wit, deep knowledge of yoga and discussions based on social justice issues and yogic principles keeps each class fresh and interesting. I feel comfortable, welcome, valued and refreshed after every session. Anyone can do and enjoy yoga with Naomi!"

    Janine Mc Carthy

  • "Naomi’s classes have been transformative. They teach philosophy as well as prana and asana (breath and postures). Most classes begin with discussion of how a yogic principle applies to life. This has allowed me to more deeply understand and apply ancient teachings. The conversations have created real relationships between class members even though we are not in the same area. Naomi offers a safe space for personal and collective expression of ideas. Their understanding of anatomy and how to adapt and express yoga positions is extraordinary."

    A.A.

  • "Working with Naomi has both broadened my world view (considerably!) and helped me to navigate what had always been rather tumultuous emotional states through what are now, from using their yogic techniques, surprisingly smoother waters. Naomi is a gift - truly. They are one of the most generous and beautiful people I've ever had the privilege to know; I am blessed to have them in my life."

    Lou Rosenberg

  • "Naomi is a gem. I started taking their classes when covid started and I've never looked back. They are a wonderful teacher explaining poses with grace and clarity. Gentle and chair yoga really work well for me and I'm so grateful to have found Naomi. They are a kind teacher who shows grace and their teachings are easy to follow. I have not gone back to my home studio because I'm so happy with Naomi's classes."

    Diane F.

  • "After practicing a class with Naomi I feel seen, hopeful and content. Their extensive knowledge of yogic traditions and philosophy, along with unconditional acceptance, continues to guide me through the challenges that I experience."

    Sally Perham

  • "Naomi's yoga classes have brought so much joy into my life. As a wheelchair user with multiple chronic conditions, I was initially hesitant to sign up for yoga. However, I'm so glad I did! After each session, I feel both calm and energized. Naomi’s exceptional ability to adapt each practice to their students' abilities makes every class accessible and rewarding. Naomi has introduced me to so many new concepts and perspectives that have improved my life. Their message of peace-making and peace-building is eye-opening and always inspiring."

    Marielle V.G.

  • "I have practiced yoga with Naomi on zoom since the onset of the pandemic in the spring of 2020. The varying posture sequences, in both restorative and yin classes, provide spaciousness of body and mind. The Prana work that begins each session is calming and focusing, with their use of poetry or verse. Can’t thank you enough Naomi."

    Rita H.

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