A systematic and progressive method of Yoga, suitable for all, to increase strength and flexibility, and reduce stress.
A systematic and progressive method of Yoga, suitable for all, to increase strength and flexibility, and reduce stress.
It’s a pathway to awareness, strength, and inner balance. Through precise alignment, mindful movement, and the intelligent use of props, Iyengar Yoga helps you reconnect with your body, calm your mind, and cultivate steadiness from the inside out.
Whether you’re new to yoga, returning after injury, or looking to deepen your practice, each class is designed to meet you where you are. The focus is on learning how your body moves, supporting it safely, and developing balance and vitality that extend far beyond the mat.
Individuals of all ages, abilities, and experience levels seeking a structured, supportive approach to yoga that promotes balance, strength, and alignment.
A guided, progressive yoga practice designed to meet your body where it is — using props, modifications, and breathwork to support safe, accessible movement and deep inner connection.
(She/Her)
Internationally Certified Iyengar Yoga Teacher, Holistic Nutritionist
Tracy Silberer is a mother of three and practicing Registered Social Worker working through a Biopsychosocial- spiritual lens. She is passionate and playful in the kitchen; a life long student of nutrition has completed her Holistic Nutrition Certificate from Pacific Rim College. A former long-distance runner with over 20 years of yoga practice and study enriches her teaching. She is a dedicated student and teacher of Iyengar yoga; she became an Internationally Certified Iyengar Yoga Teacher in 2014. She creates a safe space to experience support, challenge and to explore. Her instruction is clear and concise offered with warmth and humour; guiding students in a Yoga practice of joy and well being.
Join us for retreats, group therapy, and community events designed to support your growth and healing.
8 week group for all skill levels
Sundays April 6 – May 4 @ 1pm MST (Skipping Easter Sunday)
Thursdays April 10 – May 1 @ 6pm MST