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special events
retreats offer weekend long opportunities for joyful, loving, challenging, and spontaneous exploration of the body, mind and spirit by integrating luxurious classes with bodywork, meditation, great food and beautiful surroundings. saturday sessions, blindfolded workshops, and course classes offer even more ways to take your practice deeper.
Spring Saturday Mini-Retreat
10a-1p Saturday March 13 at UCSF's Osher Center for Integrative Medicine
This 3-hour class takes a luxurious pace through a sweet, deep practice. It aims to suit both people accustomed to Kristie's gentler classes and her more vigorous classes by offering a gentle base practice with options to add intensity. Lots of time to play with asana practice, breathing practice, meditation, and a long nourishing deep relaxation.
rising '10: A Raw Yogic Healing Arts Retreat
April 2-4, 2010 at Harbin Hot Springs
Spring is an auspicious time for beginnings, the return of light and blossom. Come! Shake off the cloak of winter in a forested retreat. Breathe, move, soak, hike, think. Be nourished. Unfold your wings and prepare your body and spirit to rise into spring.
rising convenes April 2-4. For this, the ninth annual rising retreat, we will return to the grounds of Harbin Hot Springs. Our classes will meet in the Meadow Building and we will have full access to Harbin's hot pool, warm pools, cold plunge, sauna, hiking trails, and more.
The retreat cost includes all classes, meals, indoor/outdoor camping, and Harbin access. If you have questions about the retreat in general or health concerns in regard to yoga, feel free to email Kristie, or call 415 863 1821. The cost of the retreat is $325 before March 1, $355 after. As of 2/24 there is still space available.
Grounding '10: an atha yoga healing arts retreat
October 15-17, 2010 at Salamander Camp in the Santa Cruz mountains
Kristie's sweet annual autumn retreat will nestle in yurts among the redwood trees at Salamander this time around. This is an intimate event limited to 13 retreatants. More details as they take root!
