Kanjana is welcoming, informative, and a great listener. She supported me in developing a…read morecustomized yoga practice, over Skype, to combat sciatic nerve pain and work related anxiety. What was especially helpful, was the scientific approach she brought to our session. I learned not only what to do, but why it was beneficial. Additionally, if I found a yoga move was difficult, she suggested alternatives in a way that was uplifting. With regular practice of yoga, meditation, and breathing exercise, I greatly reduced my nerve pain and anxiety. I'm SO thankful and I highly recommend Kanjana to anyone interested in better managing anxiety and stress in their lives!

From the owner: Healing Hearts Wellness is a woman of color owned specialty mental health practice specializing in…read moreholistic and somatic therapy. We offer an evidence-based blend of traditional Western psychotherapy, neuroscience, and Eastern Comprehensive Yoga Therapy. Our services include psychotherapy, Mindfulness Meditation, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Psychodynamic & Attachment Approaches, Yoga Therapy, EMDR, IFS, Neurobiology, Dance Movement Therapy, Somatic Experiencing (SE), and additional therapy modalities.

I've been going to yogasix since the end of November after being referred by a friend, and I've…read moretruly loved my experience. Every class is both calming and a great workout, which is the perfect balance. The atmosphere is welcoming and positive, and I always leave feeling better physically and mentally than when I arrived. I'm really grateful I found this place and look forward to every class.

I have been a member at this Y6 location since they opened ! Absolutely love it , the teachers are…read moreamazing! Love all the classes they offer, this place is always cleaned! Great management ! Check it out !

Kimmy is awesome! They are not your typical PT. They go over and above taking extra care to get to…read morethe root problem for a permanent solution!

I've had PT at other facilities and none compare to Empower. You are seen 1 on 1 throughout your…read morevisit. Therapists are highly qualified. It's not "one size fits all".

This is such an incredibly studio! Anyone who does Pilates in the area can appreciate that they…read morehave GREAT instructors. My husband had spine surgery recently and Ruby was so patient with him through out the entire class making sure she gave proper modifications for him and gave him individual attention even though it was a full class. He also felt really comfortable coming in as a guy and said the studio was very clean and cool looking. Overall I have really enjoy the classes I have taken at Exton and would recommend this studio to anyone looking to get a good core workout. After looking at the prices they seem to be pretty reasonable, especially in comparison to other studios in the area. The owner was really nice and let me reschedule my intro several times and worked with my crazy schedule. Would definitely recommend!!!

This Club Pilates location is under the same ownership as the one in the W. Whiteland Shopping…read moreCenter. The studio is a little bit bigger, which I like and a little bit more secluded in its own shopping area. The classes here get filled up pretty quickly as I believe the lionville area has members. I still enjoy going here when I am not visiting one of the other locations.

Orange Lotus is somewhere I call my 2nd home! They know my name and have been a huge part of making…read moreme feel strong and confident again. I am getting ready to move out of state and one of the biggest reasons I'm sad to leave is because of this place! I will miss every single one of these teachers and will still try to drop in when I can.

They recently rebranded from Bikram to Orange Lotus, but the same owners and instructors from what…read moreI understand. I tried the yin yasa class on Wednesday night and it was amazing. The space is very clean and inviting. They have locker rooms to change if you're coming from work. The instructors were very nice. Definitely will be back.

We found our 'home' at Zia Yoga & Wellness when they opened their doors in 2018. Years later, Zia…read moreremains the guiding light, committed to building a connected community in Chester County and surrounding areas. It is really quite simple ... as their founder states, "While contemporary yoga has made yoga about our bodies, the original goal of yoga is to give people agency over their lives. At Zia Yoga and Wellness, we are reimagining modern wellness by challenging the status quo and inspiring transformative social change." And that my friends is exactly why Zia Yoga & Wellness is turning heads in the health and wellness communities.

From the owner: Zia Yoga & Wellness is a diverse community made up of beginners, experienced students, and every…read morebody in between. Classes at Zia are purposefully small, trauma-informed, and focus on accessibility through the use of props and mindful pacing so you can melt away stress and reconnect with inner peace.

I love MaxFitness, but you please please need to put hairdryers and paper towels in the bathrooms…read more You should also be able to rent a towel if you need it. Many women go to work after working out there needs to be better mirrors, hairdryers, Q-tips, etc. If we're all paying a $49 annual fee, let's put it towards something that the women want . Please!!!!! I personally like style things like this. Sheryl rep@gmail.com if you would like really good suggestions.

The floor in the GroupX room is unstable because of possible water leakage issues beneath the…read morefloor. There are a few areas that are unsafe to stand on. This has been a problem for months and has not been addressed. The instructors need to avoid those areas to avoid injury. Also, for about 4 days, the AC in the GroupX and spin rooms has been broken. The outside temperatures this week have been unbearable so the rooms are very hot and humid. There are several members 70+ years old. Older folks are at risk for overheating and experiencing medical issues. In general, the temperature in the GroupX room is warm--too warm for working out. I strongly encourage people to ask questions about the facilities before joining.