Let’s meet at the mat
Explore offerings and begin your exploration of yoga and movement. EveryBODY is welcome here!
What’s Offered
At Bluegrass Serenity, yoga is offered as a practice of reconnection, not performance. Whether you’re seeking individual support, community-based classes, or a space to move and breathe, offerings are designed to meet real bodies where they are.
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One-on-one sessions provide personalized, intentional support tailored to your body, goals, and lived experience. These sessions are especially supportive for:
Athletes and dancers seeking mobility, recovery, and resilience
Individuals returning to movement after injury or burnout
Seniors looking for functional strength, balance, and confidence
Those navigating stress, nervous system dysregulation, or life transitions
Sessions blend mindful movement, breathwork, rest, and education to support sustainable movement patterns and nervous system health.
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Group classes are mixed-level, accessible, and rooted in choice. You’ll be invited to explore movement in a way that honors sensation, capacity, curiosity and connection with others!
Classes emphasize:
Functional, sustainable movement
Breath awareness and regulation
Rest as a valid and essential part of practice
Modifications and options for every body
Community-centered connection
You don’t need to “know how to do yoga” to belong here!!!! You just need willingness, curiosity, and a sense of playfulness!
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Offerings for seniors focus on balance, joint health, confidence, and functional movement for daily life. Chair-supported and adaptive practices make yoga accessible, safe, and empowering especially for those new to movement or managing physical limitations.
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With a background in classical ballet and years of teaching dancers and athletes, Megan offers movement practices that support strength, mobility, proprioception, and recovery while gently unpacking the performance mindset many bodies carry off the stage or field.
This work supports longevity, injury prevention, and a healthier relationship to movement.
Certified in Progressing Ballet Technique, a mat-pilates program designed with the ballet dancer in mind.
Available to work with individual and teams.
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Trauma-Informed classes are grounded in the principles of choice, agency, and respect for personal boundaries.
Megan specializes in Y12SR (Yoga of 12-Step Recovery), a practice that integrates yoga, mindfulness, and recovery principles to support healing from addiction and compulsive behaviors.
Trauma-Informed yoga honors privacy, autonomy, and the understanding that healing is not linear.
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Megan is known for her “Millennial Mashup” vinyasa-flow class at West 6th Yoga, a playful, nostalgic flow set to music that invites movement to feel human, joyful, and a little less serious. Expect accessible sequencing, familiar songs, and permission to move like yourself.
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Expected to enter clinic as a Yoga Therapy intern Summer/Fall 2026.
Teaching Philosophy & Culture
Accessible by Design
Yoga is offered with options, adaptability, and respect for individual capacity so every body can participate.
Function over Form
Movement prioritizes how it feels and supports daily life rather than how it looks.
Presence > Performance
Practice invites awareness, curiosity, and self-trust instead of striving or comparison.
Choice & Care
Students are encouraged to move at their own pace in a trauma-informed, supportive environment.
Let’s Work TogetherIf you’r interested in individual, group or specialized offerings, I’d love to connect with you!