I just went to my first class here and it was wonderful! Everything about the space is beautiful,…read morecalming, and peaceful. I appreciated that no one was crammed into a small area to remove shoes and put stuff into cubbies- there is a spacious, soothing start and finish to class. The studio space itself was also really nice, bright and open and not stinky (low bar but some studios can smell so strongly! Of sweat or incense or whatever). It was really nice to just be able to flow and breathe deeply. I hope to return soon!

Best yoga studio in town. Monica is gifted. I love the feel of the studio...it's calm and…read morebeautiful. Nice location and area. Monica has such great classes and such a knowledge of yoga poses, breathing, and so much more. I also took a class with a substitute today and she was awesome too. I always leave feeling so grounded and wonderful. I so highly recommend.

First sound bath and I'm hooked. Wyatt creates such a relaxing, welcoming vibe. I left calm,…read moreclear-headed, and already planning to come back. Can't recommend it enough.

I like a smaller group for meditation. The group was large, maybe 20 people. Crowded and Very…read moredistracting when someone falls asleep and snores loudly the whole time.

I met Gyongyi at a spiritual entrepreneurial retreat where she led an incredible immersive sound…read morebath to close the session. The experience stayed with me, and a few months later when I saw she was offering a Sound Healing Basics training, I knew immediately it was something I needed to do. A friend and I signed up for her 15-hour certification class, and it was absolutely amazing. Gyongyi's calm, grounded presence combined with her depth of knowledge and real-world experience created a fun, engaging, and supportive learning environment. She teaches with clarity and true professionalism. I left feeling inspired and connected to the power of sound. Gyongyi is truly first-class, professional, experienced, and authentic. I highly recommend her sound healing certification courses to anyone looking to expand their practice or deepen their connection with sound. Thank you, Gyo!

I went to a women's mini retreat on forgiveness with sound healing from Gyongyi. The blend of sound…read more, meditation and sharing was transforming and cleansing. Gyongyi has a peaceful energy as well as an incredible set of sound instruments ... soooo beautiful.

This review is for the Wander in the Woods experience with Jamie on 1/31/2026!…read more Are you in need of a reset, or some slowing down from the hustle and bustle of everyday life? Time out in nature? Breathing deeply and meditating with the woods around you? This class is for you! I absolutely loved this experience! It was so peaceful. Having 2 hours to explore in nature with a guide to direct your intention forces you to slow down and interact with your environment. Being outside and sunbathing on a sunny, winter day was lovely. I left feeling grounded and more connected to myself and my surroundings. The chatter in my head was significantly subdued. Location: For starters, Lake Tahoe Yoga = Bliss Experiences. The address originally listed on the website was wrong/ old. After I mentioned it, the location on their website has now been updated! :) The studio is in a little plaza down Kingsbury grade. Maybe an hour from Reno, it is an easy drive when conditions are clear. Scheduling: Normally scheduled on Friday's, I got an email on Wednesday asking if we could move the class to Saturday morning. Although I was flexible, it would be nice to have a little more notice in the future. To bring: Your blanket (one you wouldn't mind getting some dirt on), journal, pen, some warm clothes if during winter, hiking boots, and a good attitude! Experience: I was the only person in the class! I really didn't know what to expect outside of a guided meditation. We met at the Lake Tahoe Yoga studio and started by walking to a nearby trail ( ~10 mins) and introduced ourselves. Along the way, Jamie outlined the session, and pointed out unique growth/ nature features that were special to this area. I was guided to feel almost a childlike sense of curiosity to feel and interact with the world around me; intentionally slipping on the ice a bit, touching moss, and noticing unique features in the landscape, like an alcove of Aspens. As we walked further, I was given options for where we could settle. We found a cozy place on a log, where we could sit in the sun and feel warm enough to still ourselves. Here, I was guided through all of the senses except for taste, and was given time to practice on my own. I had time to journal and just bask at the beauty around us. I probably could have sat there for another 10 - 20 mins just in a meditative state. Afterwards, we began making our way back slowly, walking through the woods and paying attention to what was going on around us - animals, sunshine, seasonal differences. I also learned some new and fun words for describing forests! The session actually ended a little early. I didn't mind since I was hungry and it was lunch time. Session takeaway's & room for improvement: Since I was the only one in the class, the structure of our session was very relaxed and catered to my preferences. Jamie is very sweet and considerate of your needs, and is willing to cater the experience if you want more time reflecting, meditating, or using your senses. If the weather improves, maybe even an opportunity for some yoga poses?? Jamie was very receptive to my thoughts and it seems like the flow of the class is still being tweaked since it is relatively new. Jamie is also studying in nutrition and is offering some unique classes related to Mindful eating. Overall, there are some really neat classes being offered! I look forward to coming back and getting my zen on!

Bachelorette Parties Beware! If you are planning a calm,…read moregentle reset with your girls for a bachelorette party I would look elsewhere. My friend, the bride, had organized and paid for all ($25/person, the drop-in rate) all 9 of us to attend a Saturday morning, 9 am gentle flow class more than a month prior to us going. Fast forward the week of, the bride receives an email mentioning that the guide who typically offers the Saturday Gentle Flow is out of town, and as a result of the late change, they do not have another guide for 9am. She did offer us times on Friday, Saturday and Sunday noting that 5 out of the 7 options would be a private session for our group. The only time that worked with our plan of events was 7am on Saturday (one of the private session options) so as a group we all agreed and were excited to start our day with a gentle flow. Our poor bride, who I should mention is the sweetest, most go with the flow wants everyone to be happy kind of woman, begins receiving calls and texts from the owner asking if we really want to do 7am with a bachelorette party, she has to drive in and teach the class herself, and because it was now a private class it would be $78 dollars more! It was nowhere in the rescheduling email that it would cost more for the private session. The math was not mathing. The night before class, we all ask the bride what she wanted to - we're girls girls, we ride together. She very much wanted to start the day with a gentle flow class. That was all we needed, all 8 of us were 100% in with the bride and promised to go in with open minds. We arrive on time and walk in surprised how close together our 9 mats are to one another, there was no way if she had opened the class up to others to make it a non-private session even one more person would have fit! Again, we take a deep breath, try hard to have open minds and sit on our mats. Then the guide/owner opens her mouth...She does not start with a congratulations to the bride, in fact not once does she acknowledge or congratulate the bride, instead she starts with "wow I'm surprised you are all here at 7 am, usually bachelorettes have a hard time getting here at 9am." Then she sits on her mat and in a condescending tone ask "how is the elevation treating you all, nauseous? Headaches? Fatigue?" I laugh because clearly she is trying to figure out if we're hungover - which we were not! As I laugh she looks over, and without hesitation I let her know I'm always fatigued and tired, I'm a mom of a toddler. Another friend mentions that half of us are moms, the other half are teachers we are always all fatigued. The owner then changes the topic to see what problem areas we may be having, collectively we let her know that there are some tight hips, sore shoulders, and lower back pains. She lets us know she will guide us through a restorative flow to address those issues. Not the gentle flow we signed up for. Like I mentioned the room was small. There were times that friends had their feet and hands on one another because there was no room. We were told this was okay, lean into your friends. With a foot in a face?!? That's normal and okay? Two of us were against a wall and couldn't even fully do some of the flows because our arms and legs had no room and no where to go because of the wall. The bride didn't even have the straps and blocks at her station when we started. We never did any typical yoga flow positions, no child's pose, no down, no warriors, no tree, and shavasana had two blocks under our backs that were very uncomfortable and not how I have ever ended a yoga class. In fact, there was really no flow. It was do this position with these blocks, add straps, etc. Halfway through I noticed she was taking photos of us. We never signed anything allowing her to take photos of us. She never even asked for a verbal okay before taking pictures. And some of the positions she had us in while taking photos could not be flattering for anyone. I noted that and was planning on calling her out at the end. Luckily, at the end of class she mentioned she took photos "for us" and would air drop them to the bride. Two of these photos have ended up on her insta-stories this week. Obviously, these photos were for her own personal gain and not for us. Again, not one of us approved the photos being taken let alone used for her social media content. And the kicker - remember how the math was not mathing. Well, in a very stern tone, she calls the bride at the end of class that they had things to finish up front, aka pay the unexplained $78. Again, our sweet, kind bride didn't want any trouble and just handed over her credit card. Maybe she's kinder to corporate retreats or drop-ins, but if you're planning on going for a bachelorette party do not expect for your bride to be congratulated/made to feel special, instead plan on being judged and expected to be hung over.

I can't say enough wonderful things about Sharon and her energy healing treatments. To date, I have…read morehad two holistic energy healing sessions at the Crystal Ritual Spa, which in a word I have found to be, transformational. Sharon is a beautiful, wise, authentic, and compassionate soul - and a truly incredible healer. She really takes the time to get to know her clients and is able to customize her treatment approach to your specific needs. I personally enjoy a combination of the modalities she offers such as: aromatherapy, sound healing, Reiki, guided meditation, and crystal therapy. Trust me, you will leave feeling light and aligned.

Sounds dramatic, but this was a life changing experience for my skin! I learned that I was not…read moretaking the proper steps to encouraging healthy skin. Now, not even a week later, I feel like I look 5 years younger and have the knowledge of proper skin care. Thank you!!

it was disappointing to realize that once it became clear i was not going to be a long term source…read moreof income, communication basically stopped. there was no follow up, no closure, no referral, no professionalism. i was left feeling completely abandoned in the middle of a vulnerable situation. if you work in mental health, people deserve basic communication and respect, even if they are no longer financially beneficial to you. ghosting a client is not acceptable. this is absolutely snake oil with a smile.

Without going into too deep of personal details, I just want to say I will always openly credit so…read moremuch of my healing journey and recovery to Michelle. I've come across so many people claiming to be healers over the years, and nothing has compared to Michelle's authenticity, education, and compassion. She is the perfect resource for when you can't push through what you're going through with the standard methods. Whether it's Reiki, hypnotherapy, past life regression, or any of the workshops she partners on, I've always felt emotional and mentally productive.

This space is beautiful. An old home in downtown made into a great yoga and healing space. Bottom…read morefloor is the yoga studio, a restroom, and a massage room. Upstairs has a whole other set of rooms for wellness. There's several free parking spaces adjacent plus street parking for overflow. Ann Marie has been my OG yoga teacher since I moved to Tahoe years ago. You can now take her classes in studio for online, and get this, the sound and video quality is fantastic. I've been on many zoom classes with major tech issues. You can clearly hear and see her without a lavaliere mic. Her classes have a very meditate state, but challenging for those for more advanced practitioners, modified poses for beginners. All level for almost all classes. There's several other classes including prenatal, meditation, muscle rolling, etc. Btw, if you haven't gotten a massage from Ann Marie, you are missing out. One of the best I have ever had. Go for the 90 minutes. If you can't reach her, she can recommend many other great therapists. There's also provides filtered water for clients/yogis. Definitely go here for yoga and massage therapy. I find those teachers have the best body awareness.

Dr. Kirsten Mackey, D.O. is an awe-inspiring human being and a physician. She is personable, an…read moreample listener, and empathetic to the concerns of her patient. I have been amazed by her skill and wisdom. I consider her truly a remarkable physician, whom I respect and trust, therefore I strongly recommend Dr. Mackey.

Dawn is a fantastic instructor! She's very open to adjusting any positions as needed for your body,…read moreespecially beginners like myself.

Had an incredible first class with Ginger and I have to say I'm impressed. I've always Disliked…read moreyoga due to my vertigo, but she made it bearable and dare I say likable. I'm a personal trainer with a college degree in health and nutrition so I was very impressed with her knowledge of anatomy, muscles and gut health. She had a modification for every pose and I enjoyed that. I also liked that when I knew I couldn't do something because of my vertigo limitations and I self modified she didn't call me out or embarrass me. The whole class flowed smoothly and I was sad when it ended.