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Beth Hannon

Beth is a yoga teacher, breathwork guide, and space holder devoted to helping people reconnect with their inner strength, peace, and vitality. She began her yoga teaching journey in 2007 after completing her first 200-hour yoga teacher training, and has spent nearly two decades deepening her understanding of the body, breath, and energetic healing. What began as a personal path of self-discovery evolved into a lifelong calling to support others in remembering their wholeness.

Beth’s teaching blends mindful movement, intentional breathwork, and energetic awareness to create experiences that are both grounding and transformative.
She teaches with compassion, sensitivity, and a deep respect for each individual’s journey.

My Schedule
5 Monday
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6 Tuesday
10:30am
Gentle Flow
Online
with Beth Hannon
1 hour
A gentle movement, mindfulness, and breath practice. We begin with a body balancing and awakening gentle flow, and end with restorative postures. Great for all levels of experience. Please bring two clean pillows (or can use clean yoga blanket, block, or bolster for one or more of the pillows).
10:30am
Gentle Flow
with Beth Hannon
1 hour
A gentle movement, mindfulness, and breath practice. We begin with a body balancing and awakening gentle flow, and end with restorative postures. Great for all levels of experience. Please bring two clean pillows (or can use clean yoga blanket, block, or bolster for one or more of the pillows).
7 Wednesday
Nothing yet
8 Thursday
10:30 AM
Yin & Restore
with Beth Hannon
1 hour
Yin & Restore offers longer-held Yin poses with deeply supported restorative shapes to encourage mobility, spaciousness, nervous-system regulation, and rest. Rooted in the philosophy and principles of Yin Yoga, this class honors stillness, receptivity, patience, and non-striving—inviting us to soften the impulse to do more and explore the quieter practice of simply being.
10:30 AM
Yin & Restore
Online
with Beth Hannon
1 hour
Yin & Restore offers longer-held Yin poses with deeply supported restorative shapes to encourage mobility, spaciousness, nervous-system regulation, and rest. Rooted in the philosophy and principles of Yin Yoga, this class honors stillness, receptivity, patience, and non-striving—inviting us to soften the impulse to do more and explore the quieter practice of simply being.
9 Friday
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10 Saturday
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11 Sunday
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