Events in January 2025
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January 1, 2025(2 events)
1:00 pm: Welcoming the New Year with Intention, an afternoon retreat1:00 pm: Welcoming the New Year with Intention, an afternoon retreat – With Terry de la Vega, Jenna Joya Blondel, and Kelly Newman
Enjoy a centering meditation, breath work, find your intention for 2025, and Yoga Nidra guided meditation. Create a collage to illustrate your intention. Materials and light refreshments will be supplied. Bring your old magazines, calendars, etc to recycle into the mix of images for the group. Fee $50.
Note: Scroll to January 1, 2025 on Terry’s class schedule.
Trillium Yoga Room 6:00 pm: Recovery Dharma6:00 pm: Recovery Dharma – Guided Meditation Meetings with Louise T Recovery Dharma is a peer -led community that looks to Buddhist teachings and guided meditation to find freedom from the suffering of addiction. There is no fee, free will donations are appreciated. For more information, recoverydharma.org for contact Louise T Pdamrecoverydharma@gmail.com Trillium Yoga Room |
January 2, 2025(2 events)
5:00 pm: Pilates 25:00 pm: Pilates 2 – Pilates concentrates on strengthening the body with an emphasis on posture, balance, and flexibility. This 40 minute class will help improve overall strength and fitness while incorporating a mind- body connection through breathing and mindfulness. Alisha is Pilates-certified through the American Sports and Fitness Association. She has 20 years of experience instructing group fitness classes. Alisha teaches 6th grade and is the mother of three daughters. She is happy to offer these classes to the Potsdam community. Drop-in $5
Trillium Yoga Room 6:00 pm: Childbirth Class 5: Infant CPR for Parents6:00 pm: Childbirth Class 5: Infant CPR for Parents – Prepared childbirth classes with Marie Olsen, RN, BSN, CLC. Last of a series of five classes. For all expectant mothers and their partners or support person who are in the second or early third trimester. A class where anyone who may be caring for your baby can learn basic, life-saving CPR and a virtual tour of the CPH OB unit. Fee: $30 Register and pay for class online: https://thereisaseason-birth-lactation.square.site/ Trillium Yoga Room |
January 3, 2025(2 events)
4:00 pm: Yoga for Strength4:00 pm: Yoga for Strength – The goal of Yoga for Strength is about cultivating physical and mental strength which makes us more resilient to life's challenges. Moving in rhythmic patterns with the breath builds strength, teaching us about the sustainable and unsustainable ways we hold ourselves. Through the lens of yoga, we will focus on alignment in postures to ensure efficient use of the muscles. Expect a meditative experience while building strength. Drop-in, $5 Email Morgan Doyle Trillium Yoga Room 6:00 pm: Growing Though Our Grief6:00 pm: Growing Though Our Grief – A twice monthly gathering for people who have lost someone close to them, or are preparing for the loss of someone near and dear. Facilitated by Linda Oakes, RN. Drop-in, no fee. Trillium Yoga Room |
January 4, 2025(3 events)
7:30 am: SWEAT Fitness7:30 am: SWEAT Fitness – Kat Catimon, SWEAT Fitness Teacher, has been instructing group fitness classes for almost nine years, mostly strength & circuit training and indoor cycling. In her own life, Kat’s training includes weight lifting and she is an avid hiker. SWEAT Fitness classes are upbeat and leave you more energized than when you started. The classes use bodyweight and minimal equipment to improve your strength and overall fitness. Progressions and thoughtful movements will have your muscles burning in no time! This class is for moderate to advanced fitness levels with various modifications for those looking to improve. Contact: katcatimon@gmail.com, text or call 315-261-1960 Trillium Yoga Room 9:00 am: Community Yoga9:00 am: Community Yoga – Enjoy a variety of yoga teachers and practice styles. Come to 42 1/2 Elm Street, Trillium Yoga Room. Free will donations welcome, cash or check only. Trillium Yoga Room 4:00 pm: Therapeutic Cello Sound Healing4:00 pm: Therapeutic Cello Sound Healing – Cello sound healing is a therapeutic immersion, akin to a sound bath, where the cello’s voice-like frequencies resonate deeply with the listener, promoting a sense of connection. Each session begins with a grounding mindfulness meditation, guiding participants through mindful breathing and a golden light visualization. Using octaves, trills, and pentatonic scales, Alisa crafts a soothing soundscape that incorporates harmonics, sustained drones, and the gentle resolution of dissonance. These techniques, combined with the cello’s rich, familiar tones, help release emotional tension and induce a meditative state, encouraging balance, clarity, and profound relaxation.
In February, Therapeutic Cello Sound Healing will be offered monthly, on the first Sunday.
To register for Therapeutic Cell Sound Healing, contact Alisa: dralisawoods@gmail.com Alisa Woods, Ph.D., LMHC, owns a mental health counseling practice in Potsdam and was recently awarded a grant from the Maxine M. Quigg Women in Business Fund of the Northern New York Community Foundation. This grant supported her training in sound therapy with renowned cellist Elizabeth Byrd. Alisa has a Ph.D. in behavioral neuroscience and a master’s in mental health counseling. She began playing cello at age seven, studies with Christian Hosmer, and performs with several orchestras, including the Northern Lights and the St. Lawrence University String Orchestras. She also leads Melodic Minds, a NYSCA-funded program celebrating neurodiversity through music. Alisa’s family—her two children, Celeste and Constantine, and husband, Costel, share her passion for music.
Trillium Yoga Room |
January 5, 2025(3 events)
8:00 am: Sunday Morning Flow8:00 am: Sunday Morning Flow – Jump start your Sunday and wake up your body with this invigorating, yet gentler Vinyasa Flow class. Each class includes warm up, pranayama, flowing asana series, meditation, and relaxation. This class is taught to all levels of strength and flexibility. Kimberly Newman Trillium Yoga Room 9:30 am: Yoga Lab & Meditation9:30 am: Yoga Lab & Meditation – Yoga Lab is a class for all levels, beginners included! The first 60-minutes are all about finding structural alignment in yoga postures accompanied by time and pause for reflection. The forces of nature govern our bodies functions and well-being. There is an expanding force, a contracting force, a grounding and a rising force. We can look at each asana and see these forces working within our bodies. It’ is when we most efficiently harness the forces of nature inside of us that we can begin to move efficiently and sustainably through our lives! The final half hour will be a guided meditation inspired by the techniques of Yoga Nidra. A deep rest and reset. Email: morgandoyle397@gamil.com
Trillium Yoga Room 1:00 pm: Zazen Silent Sitting Meditation1:00 pm: Zazen Silent Sitting Meditation – Each session will begin with the Heart Sutra followed by two silent meditation periods of zazen separated by a brief kinhin, or walking meditation. If you have ever said to yourself during guided meditation, "I wish they would be quiet; I'm trying to meditate here" then Zazen is for you. A variety of seating is available, or you can bring your own. This sitting is open to the community for a free-will donation. More information: Dale Hobson Trillium Yoga Room |
January 6, 2025(2 events)
9:00 am: Dynamic Gentle Yoga9:00 am: Dynamic Gentle Yoga – The practice of gentle yoga is not only about feeling better; it is an invitation to feel more, to go where your body is tight and see where you can let go. Be inspired to practice at the level where you are comfortably challenged. Terry de la Vega Trillium Yoga Room 5:00 pm: Yoga for Strength and Stability5:00 pm: Yoga for Strength and Stability – Focussing on movement and breath this class encourages students to develop strength, and stability, connecting body and mind. Suitable for all levels, including beginners. Jennifer McDonald Trillium Yoga Room |
January 7, 2025(2 events)
7:30 am: Vinyasa7:30 am: Vinyasa – Morgan’s intention is to guide students toward the center of their experience, which is an inherent state of calm found in the stillness of the mind. No previous yoga experience is required; all are considered equal. Class will include movement and meditation. Email: morgandoyle397@gamil.com
Morgan's Vinyasa classes focus on nervous system regulation through a balance of movement and stillness. Her teaching style is influenced by the school under which she studies; Prana Vinyasa®, developed by Dance Anthropologist Shiva Rae, as well as her dedicated studentship to Yoga Nidra and Elemental Theory. Morgan’s classes take into consideration the current solar and lunar cycles and their influence on our collective embodiment.
Trillium Yoga Room 5:15 pm: Pilates5:15 pm: Pilates – Pilates concentrates on strengthening the body with an emphasis on posture, balance, and flexibility. This 35 minute class will help improve overall strength and fitness while incorporating a mind- body connection through breathing and mindfulness. Alisha is Pilates-certified through the American Sports and Fitness Association. She has 20 years of experience instructing group fitness classes. Alisha teaches 6th grade and is the mother of three daughters. She is happy to offer these classes to the Potsdam community. Drop-in $5
Trillium Yoga Room |
January 8, 2025(3 events)
Ashtanga-Inspired YogaAshtanga-Inspired YogaJanuary 8, 2025 Ashtanga-Inspired Yoga is a 60 minute vinyasa class based on the Ashtanga Primary Series.
Ashtanga is an invigorating flow, synching movement to breath, creating heat in the body. Each week we will focus on pranayama, specific postures in the Ashtanga series, and the moving meditation of the practice.
This class is not the complete 90-minute Ashtanga Primary sequence, but will include posture workshops, focus on individual needs in the poses, and fitting the practice to our bodies. This practice increases physical strength while calming the mind.
Kelly Burnham is a 500-hour E-RYT and a NAMA board-certified Ayurvedic Health Counselor. With over ten years experience teaching yoga, she brings a broad background to her classes, including specialties, prenatal yoga and social justice in yoga.
Please register for classes at https://flyinglotusyoga.taramala.com. Class cards (10 classes) are available for $120 or a drop-in class is $15.
Trillium Yoga Room 7:00 am: Yoga For Strength and Stability 27:00 am: Yoga For Strength and Stability 2 – Focussing on movement and breath this class encourages students to develop strength, and stability, connecting body and mind. Suitable for all levels, including beginners. Jennifer McDonald Trillium Yoga Room 6:30 pm: Recovery Dharma6:30 pm: Recovery Dharma – Guided Meditation Meetings with Louise T Recovery Dharma is a peer -led community that looks to Buddhist teachings and guided meditation to find freedom from the suffering of addiction. There is no fee, free will donations are appreciated. For more information, recoverydharma.org for contact Louise T Pdamrecoverydharma@gmail.com Trillium Yoga Room |
January 9, 2025(1 event)
5:00 pm: Pilates 25:00 pm: Pilates 2 – Pilates concentrates on strengthening the body with an emphasis on posture, balance, and flexibility. This 40 minute class will help improve overall strength and fitness while incorporating a mind- body connection through breathing and mindfulness. Alisha is Pilates-certified through the American Sports and Fitness Association. She has 20 years of experience instructing group fitness classes. Alisha teaches 6th grade and is the mother of three daughters. She is happy to offer these classes to the Potsdam community. Drop-in $5
Trillium Yoga Room |
January 10, 2025(1 event)
4:00 pm: Yoga for Strength4:00 pm: Yoga for Strength – The goal of Yoga for Strength is about cultivating physical and mental strength which makes us more resilient to life's challenges. Moving in rhythmic patterns with the breath builds strength, teaching us about the sustainable and unsustainable ways we hold ourselves. Through the lens of yoga, we will focus on alignment in postures to ensure efficient use of the muscles. Expect a meditative experience while building strength. Drop-in, $5 Email Morgan Doyle Trillium Yoga Room |
January 11, 2025(2 events)
7:30 am: SWEAT Fitness7:30 am: SWEAT Fitness – Kat Catimon, SWEAT Fitness Teacher, has been instructing group fitness classes for almost nine years, mostly strength & circuit training and indoor cycling. In her own life, Kat’s training includes weight lifting and she is an avid hiker. SWEAT Fitness classes are upbeat and leave you more energized than when you started. The classes use bodyweight and minimal equipment to improve your strength and overall fitness. Progressions and thoughtful movements will have your muscles burning in no time! This class is for moderate to advanced fitness levels with various modifications for those looking to improve. Contact: katcatimon@gmail.com, text or call 315-261-1960 Trillium Yoga Room 9:00 am: Community Yoga9:00 am: Community Yoga – Enjoy a variety of yoga teachers and practice styles. Come to 42 1/2 Elm Street, Trillium Yoga Room. Free will donations welcome, cash or check only. Trillium Yoga Room |
January 12, 2025(3 events)
8:00 am: Sunday Morning Flow8:00 am: Sunday Morning Flow – Jump start your Sunday and wake up your body with this invigorating, yet gentler Vinyasa Flow class. Each class includes warm up, pranayama, flowing asana series, meditation, and relaxation. This class is taught to all levels of strength and flexibility. Kimberly Newman Trillium Yoga Room 9:30 am: Yoga Lab & Meditation9:30 am: Yoga Lab & Meditation – Yoga Lab is a class for all levels, beginners included! The first 60-minutes are all about finding structural alignment in yoga postures accompanied by time and pause for reflection. The forces of nature govern our bodies functions and well-being. There is an expanding force, a contracting force, a grounding and a rising force. We can look at each asana and see these forces working within our bodies. It’ is when we most efficiently harness the forces of nature inside of us that we can begin to move efficiently and sustainably through our lives! The final half hour will be a guided meditation inspired by the techniques of Yoga Nidra. A deep rest and reset. Email: morgandoyle397@gamil.com
Trillium Yoga Room 1:00 pm: Zazen Silent Sitting Meditation1:00 pm: Zazen Silent Sitting Meditation – Each session will begin with the Heart Sutra followed by two silent meditation periods of zazen separated by a brief kinhin, or walking meditation. If you have ever said to yourself during guided meditation, "I wish they would be quiet; I'm trying to meditate here" then Zazen is for you. A variety of seating is available, or you can bring your own. This sitting is open to the community for a free-will donation. More information: Dale Hobson Trillium Yoga Room |
January 13, 2025(2 events)
9:00 am: Dynamic Gentle Yoga9:00 am: Dynamic Gentle Yoga – The practice of gentle yoga is not only about feeling better; it is an invitation to feel more, to go where your body is tight and see where you can let go. Be inspired to practice at the level where you are comfortably challenged. Terry de la Vega Trillium Yoga Room 5:00 pm: Yoga for Strength and Stability5:00 pm: Yoga for Strength and Stability – Focussing on movement and breath this class encourages students to develop strength, and stability, connecting body and mind. Suitable for all levels, including beginners. Jennifer McDonald Trillium Yoga Room |
January 14, 2025(4 events)
7:30 am: Vinyasa7:30 am: Vinyasa – Morgan’s intention is to guide students toward the center of their experience, which is an inherent state of calm found in the stillness of the mind. No previous yoga experience is required; all are considered equal. Class will include movement and meditation. Email: morgandoyle397@gamil.com
Morgan's Vinyasa classes focus on nervous system regulation through a balance of movement and stillness. Her teaching style is influenced by the school under which she studies; Prana Vinyasa®, developed by Dance Anthropologist Shiva Rae, as well as her dedicated studentship to Yoga Nidra and Elemental Theory. Morgan’s classes take into consideration the current solar and lunar cycles and their influence on our collective embodiment.
Trillium Yoga Room 11:15 am: Tai Chi Bassics11:15 am: Tai Chi Bassics – A twice a week introduction to Tai Chi with Master Sean Boutin of North Country Tai Chi. Tuition for this course is paid on a semester basic. The current semester runs through April 29. Registration info and more information at North Country Tai Chi or via email northcountrytaichi@gmail.com Presbyterian Community Center 12:30 pm: Intermediate Tai Chi12:30 pm: Intermediate Tai Chi – A twice a week intermediate course in Tai Chi with Master Sean Boutin of North Country Tai Chi. Tuition for this course is paid on a semester basic. The current semester runs through April 29. Registration info and more information at North Country Tai Chi or via email northcountrytaichi@gmail.com Presbyterian Community Center 5:15 pm: Pilates5:15 pm: Pilates – Pilates concentrates on strengthening the body with an emphasis on posture, balance, and flexibility. This 35 minute class will help improve overall strength and fitness while incorporating a mind- body connection through breathing and mindfulness. Alisha is Pilates-certified through the American Sports and Fitness Association. She has 20 years of experience instructing group fitness classes. Alisha teaches 6th grade and is the mother of three daughters. She is happy to offer these classes to the Potsdam community. Drop-in $5
Trillium Yoga Room |
January 15, 2025(3 events)
Ashtanga-Inspired YogaAshtanga-Inspired YogaJanuary 15, 2025 Ashtanga-Inspired Yoga is a 60 minute vinyasa class based on the Ashtanga Primary Series.
Ashtanga is an invigorating flow, synching movement to breath, creating heat in the body. Each week we will focus on pranayama, specific postures in the Ashtanga series, and the moving meditation of the practice.
This class is not the complete 90-minute Ashtanga Primary sequence, but will include posture workshops, focus on individual needs in the poses, and fitting the practice to our bodies. This practice increases physical strength while calming the mind.
Kelly Burnham is a 500-hour E-RYT and a NAMA board-certified Ayurvedic Health Counselor. With over ten years experience teaching yoga, she brings a broad background to her classes, including specialties, prenatal yoga and social justice in yoga.
Please register for classes at https://flyinglotusyoga.taramala.com. Class cards (10 classes) are available for $120 or a drop-in class is $15.
Trillium Yoga Room 7:00 am: Yoga For Strength and Stability 27:00 am: Yoga For Strength and Stability 2 – Focussing on movement and breath this class encourages students to develop strength, and stability, connecting body and mind. Suitable for all levels, including beginners. Jennifer McDonald Trillium Yoga Room 6:30 pm: Recovery Dharma6:30 pm: Recovery Dharma – Guided Meditation Meetings with Louise T Recovery Dharma is a peer -led community that looks to Buddhist teachings and guided meditation to find freedom from the suffering of addiction. There is no fee, free will donations are appreciated. For more information, recoverydharma.org for contact Louise T Pdamrecoverydharma@gmail.com Trillium Yoga Room |
January 16, 2025(3 events)
11:15 am: Tai Chi Bassics 211:15 am: Tai Chi Bassics 2 – A twice a week introduction to Tai Chi with Master Sean Boutin of North Country Tai Chi. Tuition for this course is paid on a semester basic. The current semester runs through April 29. Registration info and more information at North Country Tai Chi or via email northcountrytaichi@gmail.com Presbyterian Community Center 12:30 pm: Intermediate Tai Chi 212:30 pm: Intermediate Tai Chi 2 – A twice a week intermediate course in Tai Chi with Master Sean Boutin of North Country Tai Chi. Tuition for this course is paid on a semester basic. The current semester runs through April 29. Registration info and more information at North Country Tai Chi or via email northcountrytaichi@gmail.com Presbyterian Community Center 5:00 pm: Pilates 25:00 pm: Pilates 2 – Pilates concentrates on strengthening the body with an emphasis on posture, balance, and flexibility. This 40 minute class will help improve overall strength and fitness while incorporating a mind- body connection through breathing and mindfulness. Alisha is Pilates-certified through the American Sports and Fitness Association. She has 20 years of experience instructing group fitness classes. Alisha teaches 6th grade and is the mother of three daughters. She is happy to offer these classes to the Potsdam community. Drop-in $5
Trillium Yoga Room |
January 17, 2025(2 events)
4:00 pm: Yoga for Strength4:00 pm: Yoga for Strength – The goal of Yoga for Strength is about cultivating physical and mental strength which makes us more resilient to life's challenges. Moving in rhythmic patterns with the breath builds strength, teaching us about the sustainable and unsustainable ways we hold ourselves. Through the lens of yoga, we will focus on alignment in postures to ensure efficient use of the muscles. Expect a meditative experience while building strength. Drop-in, $5 Email Morgan Doyle Trillium Yoga Room 6:00 pm: Growing Though Our Grief6:00 pm: Growing Though Our Grief – A twice monthly gathering for people who have lost someone close to them, or are preparing for the loss of someone near and dear. Facilitated by Linda Oakes, RN. Drop-in, no fee. Trillium Yoga Room |
January 18, 2025(2 events)
7:30 am: SWEAT Fitness7:30 am: SWEAT Fitness – Kat Catimon, SWEAT Fitness Teacher, has been instructing group fitness classes for almost nine years, mostly strength & circuit training and indoor cycling. In her own life, Kat’s training includes weight lifting and she is an avid hiker. SWEAT Fitness classes are upbeat and leave you more energized than when you started. The classes use bodyweight and minimal equipment to improve your strength and overall fitness. Progressions and thoughtful movements will have your muscles burning in no time! This class is for moderate to advanced fitness levels with various modifications for those looking to improve. Contact: katcatimon@gmail.com, text or call 315-261-1960 Trillium Yoga Room 9:00 am: Community Yoga9:00 am: Community Yoga – Enjoy a variety of yoga teachers and practice styles. Come to 42 1/2 Elm Street, Trillium Yoga Room. Free will donations welcome, cash or check only. Trillium Yoga Room |
January 19, 2025(4 events)
8:00 am: Sunday Morning Flow8:00 am: Sunday Morning Flow – Jump start your Sunday and wake up your body with this invigorating, yet gentler Vinyasa Flow class. Each class includes warm up, pranayama, flowing asana series, meditation, and relaxation. This class is taught to all levels of strength and flexibility. Kimberly Newman Trillium Yoga Room 9:30 am: Yoga Lab & Meditation9:30 am: Yoga Lab & Meditation – Yoga Lab is a class for all levels, beginners included! The first 60-minutes are all about finding structural alignment in yoga postures accompanied by time and pause for reflection. The forces of nature govern our bodies functions and well-being. There is an expanding force, a contracting force, a grounding and a rising force. We can look at each asana and see these forces working within our bodies. It’ is when we most efficiently harness the forces of nature inside of us that we can begin to move efficiently and sustainably through our lives! The final half hour will be a guided meditation inspired by the techniques of Yoga Nidra. A deep rest and reset. Email: morgandoyle397@gamil.com
Trillium Yoga Room 1:00 pm: Zazen Silent Sitting Meditation1:00 pm: Zazen Silent Sitting Meditation – Each session will begin with the Heart Sutra followed by two silent meditation periods of zazen separated by a brief kinhin, or walking meditation. If you have ever said to yourself during guided meditation, "I wish they would be quiet; I'm trying to meditate here" then Zazen is for you. A variety of seating is available, or you can bring your own. This sitting is open to the community for a free-will donation. More information: Dale Hobson Trillium Yoga Room 4:00 pm: Sound Bath4:00 pm: Sound Bath – A soothing, healing and energizing soundscape created by Becky Harblin. Each third Sunday of the month. Contact Becky: bharblin@hotmail.com Trillium Yoga Room |
January 20, 2025(2 events)
9:00 am: Dynamic Gentle Yoga9:00 am: Dynamic Gentle Yoga – The practice of gentle yoga is not only about feeling better; it is an invitation to feel more, to go where your body is tight and see where you can let go. Be inspired to practice at the level where you are comfortably challenged. Terry de la Vega Trillium Yoga Room 5:00 pm: Yoga for Strength and Stability5:00 pm: Yoga for Strength and Stability – Focussing on movement and breath this class encourages students to develop strength, and stability, connecting body and mind. Suitable for all levels, including beginners. Jennifer McDonald Trillium Yoga Room |
January 21, 2025(4 events)
7:30 am: Vinyasa7:30 am: Vinyasa – Morgan’s intention is to guide students toward the center of their experience, which is an inherent state of calm found in the stillness of the mind. No previous yoga experience is required; all are considered equal. Class will include movement and meditation. Email: morgandoyle397@gamil.com
Morgan's Vinyasa classes focus on nervous system regulation through a balance of movement and stillness. Her teaching style is influenced by the school under which she studies; Prana Vinyasa®, developed by Dance Anthropologist Shiva Rae, as well as her dedicated studentship to Yoga Nidra and Elemental Theory. Morgan’s classes take into consideration the current solar and lunar cycles and their influence on our collective embodiment.
Trillium Yoga Room 11:15 am: Tai Chi Bassics11:15 am: Tai Chi Bassics – A twice a week introduction to Tai Chi with Master Sean Boutin of North Country Tai Chi. Tuition for this course is paid on a semester basic. The current semester runs through April 29. Registration info and more information at North Country Tai Chi or via email northcountrytaichi@gmail.com Presbyterian Community Center 12:30 pm: Intermediate Tai Chi12:30 pm: Intermediate Tai Chi – A twice a week intermediate course in Tai Chi with Master Sean Boutin of North Country Tai Chi. Tuition for this course is paid on a semester basic. The current semester runs through April 29. Registration info and more information at North Country Tai Chi or via email northcountrytaichi@gmail.com Presbyterian Community Center 5:15 pm: Pilates5:15 pm: Pilates – Pilates concentrates on strengthening the body with an emphasis on posture, balance, and flexibility. This 35 minute class will help improve overall strength and fitness while incorporating a mind- body connection through breathing and mindfulness. Alisha is Pilates-certified through the American Sports and Fitness Association. She has 20 years of experience instructing group fitness classes. Alisha teaches 6th grade and is the mother of three daughters. She is happy to offer these classes to the Potsdam community. Drop-in $5
Trillium Yoga Room |
January 22, 2025(3 events)
Ashtanga-Inspired YogaAshtanga-Inspired YogaJanuary 22, 2025 Ashtanga-Inspired Yoga is a 60 minute vinyasa class based on the Ashtanga Primary Series.
Ashtanga is an invigorating flow, synching movement to breath, creating heat in the body. Each week we will focus on pranayama, specific postures in the Ashtanga series, and the moving meditation of the practice.
This class is not the complete 90-minute Ashtanga Primary sequence, but will include posture workshops, focus on individual needs in the poses, and fitting the practice to our bodies. This practice increases physical strength while calming the mind.
Kelly Burnham is a 500-hour E-RYT and a NAMA board-certified Ayurvedic Health Counselor. With over ten years experience teaching yoga, she brings a broad background to her classes, including specialties, prenatal yoga and social justice in yoga.
Please register for classes at https://flyinglotusyoga.taramala.com. Class cards (10 classes) are available for $120 or a drop-in class is $15.
Trillium Yoga Room 7:00 am: Yoga For Strength and Stability 27:00 am: Yoga For Strength and Stability 2 – Focussing on movement and breath this class encourages students to develop strength, and stability, connecting body and mind. Suitable for all levels, including beginners. Jennifer McDonald Trillium Yoga Room 6:30 pm: Recovery Dharma6:30 pm: Recovery Dharma – Guided Meditation Meetings with Louise T Recovery Dharma is a peer -led community that looks to Buddhist teachings and guided meditation to find freedom from the suffering of addiction. There is no fee, free will donations are appreciated. For more information, recoverydharma.org for contact Louise T Pdamrecoverydharma@gmail.com Trillium Yoga Room |
January 23, 2025(3 events)
11:15 am: Tai Chi Bassics 211:15 am: Tai Chi Bassics 2 – A twice a week introduction to Tai Chi with Master Sean Boutin of North Country Tai Chi. Tuition for this course is paid on a semester basic. The current semester runs through April 29. Registration info and more information at North Country Tai Chi or via email northcountrytaichi@gmail.com Presbyterian Community Center 12:30 pm: Intermediate Tai Chi 212:30 pm: Intermediate Tai Chi 2 – A twice a week intermediate course in Tai Chi with Master Sean Boutin of North Country Tai Chi. Tuition for this course is paid on a semester basic. The current semester runs through April 29. Registration info and more information at North Country Tai Chi or via email northcountrytaichi@gmail.com Presbyterian Community Center 5:00 pm: Pilates 25:00 pm: Pilates 2 – Pilates concentrates on strengthening the body with an emphasis on posture, balance, and flexibility. This 40 minute class will help improve overall strength and fitness while incorporating a mind- body connection through breathing and mindfulness. Alisha is Pilates-certified through the American Sports and Fitness Association. She has 20 years of experience instructing group fitness classes. Alisha teaches 6th grade and is the mother of three daughters. She is happy to offer these classes to the Potsdam community. Drop-in $5
Trillium Yoga Room |
January 24, 2025(1 event)
4:00 pm: Yoga for Strength4:00 pm: Yoga for Strength – The goal of Yoga for Strength is about cultivating physical and mental strength which makes us more resilient to life's challenges. Moving in rhythmic patterns with the breath builds strength, teaching us about the sustainable and unsustainable ways we hold ourselves. Through the lens of yoga, we will focus on alignment in postures to ensure efficient use of the muscles. Expect a meditative experience while building strength. Drop-in, $5 Email Morgan Doyle Trillium Yoga Room |
January 25, 2025(2 events)
7:30 am: SWEAT Fitness7:30 am: SWEAT Fitness – Kat Catimon, SWEAT Fitness Teacher, has been instructing group fitness classes for almost nine years, mostly strength & circuit training and indoor cycling. In her own life, Kat’s training includes weight lifting and she is an avid hiker. SWEAT Fitness classes are upbeat and leave you more energized than when you started. The classes use bodyweight and minimal equipment to improve your strength and overall fitness. Progressions and thoughtful movements will have your muscles burning in no time! This class is for moderate to advanced fitness levels with various modifications for those looking to improve. Contact: katcatimon@gmail.com, text or call 315-261-1960 Trillium Yoga Room 9:00 am: Community Yoga9:00 am: Community Yoga – Enjoy a variety of yoga teachers and practice styles. Come to 42 1/2 Elm Street, Trillium Yoga Room. Free will donations welcome, cash or check only. Trillium Yoga Room |
January 26, 2025(3 events)
8:00 am: Sunday Morning Flow8:00 am: Sunday Morning Flow – Jump start your Sunday and wake up your body with this invigorating, yet gentler Vinyasa Flow class. Each class includes warm up, pranayama, flowing asana series, meditation, and relaxation. This class is taught to all levels of strength and flexibility. Kimberly Newman Trillium Yoga Room 9:30 am: Yoga Lab & Meditation9:30 am: Yoga Lab & Meditation – Yoga Lab is a class for all levels, beginners included! The first 60-minutes are all about finding structural alignment in yoga postures accompanied by time and pause for reflection. The forces of nature govern our bodies functions and well-being. There is an expanding force, a contracting force, a grounding and a rising force. We can look at each asana and see these forces working within our bodies. It’ is when we most efficiently harness the forces of nature inside of us that we can begin to move efficiently and sustainably through our lives! The final half hour will be a guided meditation inspired by the techniques of Yoga Nidra. A deep rest and reset. Email: morgandoyle397@gamil.com
Trillium Yoga Room 1:00 pm: Zazen Silent Sitting Meditation1:00 pm: Zazen Silent Sitting Meditation – Each session will begin with the Heart Sutra followed by two silent meditation periods of zazen separated by a brief kinhin, or walking meditation. If you have ever said to yourself during guided meditation, "I wish they would be quiet; I'm trying to meditate here" then Zazen is for you. A variety of seating is available, or you can bring your own. This sitting is open to the community for a free-will donation. More information: Dale Hobson Trillium Yoga Room |
January 27, 2025(2 events)
9:00 am: Dynamic Gentle Yoga9:00 am: Dynamic Gentle Yoga – The practice of gentle yoga is not only about feeling better; it is an invitation to feel more, to go where your body is tight and see where you can let go. Be inspired to practice at the level where you are comfortably challenged. Terry de la Vega Trillium Yoga Room 5:00 pm: Yoga for Strength and Stability5:00 pm: Yoga for Strength and Stability – Focussing on movement and breath this class encourages students to develop strength, and stability, connecting body and mind. Suitable for all levels, including beginners. Jennifer McDonald Trillium Yoga Room |
January 28, 2025(4 events)
7:30 am: Vinyasa7:30 am: Vinyasa – Morgan’s intention is to guide students toward the center of their experience, which is an inherent state of calm found in the stillness of the mind. No previous yoga experience is required; all are considered equal. Class will include movement and meditation. Email: morgandoyle397@gamil.com
Morgan's Vinyasa classes focus on nervous system regulation through a balance of movement and stillness. Her teaching style is influenced by the school under which she studies; Prana Vinyasa®, developed by Dance Anthropologist Shiva Rae, as well as her dedicated studentship to Yoga Nidra and Elemental Theory. Morgan’s classes take into consideration the current solar and lunar cycles and their influence on our collective embodiment.
Trillium Yoga Room 11:15 am: Tai Chi Bassics11:15 am: Tai Chi Bassics – A twice a week introduction to Tai Chi with Master Sean Boutin of North Country Tai Chi. Tuition for this course is paid on a semester basic. The current semester runs through April 29. Registration info and more information at North Country Tai Chi or via email northcountrytaichi@gmail.com Presbyterian Community Center 12:30 pm: Intermediate Tai Chi12:30 pm: Intermediate Tai Chi – A twice a week intermediate course in Tai Chi with Master Sean Boutin of North Country Tai Chi. Tuition for this course is paid on a semester basic. The current semester runs through April 29. Registration info and more information at North Country Tai Chi or via email northcountrytaichi@gmail.com Presbyterian Community Center 5:15 pm: Pilates5:15 pm: Pilates – Pilates concentrates on strengthening the body with an emphasis on posture, balance, and flexibility. This 35 minute class will help improve overall strength and fitness while incorporating a mind- body connection through breathing and mindfulness. Alisha is Pilates-certified through the American Sports and Fitness Association. She has 20 years of experience instructing group fitness classes. Alisha teaches 6th grade and is the mother of three daughters. She is happy to offer these classes to the Potsdam community. Drop-in $5
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January 29, 2025(3 events)
Ashtanga-Inspired YogaAshtanga-Inspired YogaJanuary 29, 2025 Ashtanga-Inspired Yoga is a 60 minute vinyasa class based on the Ashtanga Primary Series.
Ashtanga is an invigorating flow, synching movement to breath, creating heat in the body. Each week we will focus on pranayama, specific postures in the Ashtanga series, and the moving meditation of the practice.
This class is not the complete 90-minute Ashtanga Primary sequence, but will include posture workshops, focus on individual needs in the poses, and fitting the practice to our bodies. This practice increases physical strength while calming the mind.
Kelly Burnham is a 500-hour E-RYT and a NAMA board-certified Ayurvedic Health Counselor. With over ten years experience teaching yoga, she brings a broad background to her classes, including specialties, prenatal yoga and social justice in yoga.
Please register for classes at https://flyinglotusyoga.taramala.com. Class cards (10 classes) are available for $120 or a drop-in class is $15.
Trillium Yoga Room 7:00 am: Yoga For Strength and Stability 27:00 am: Yoga For Strength and Stability 2 – Focussing on movement and breath this class encourages students to develop strength, and stability, connecting body and mind. Suitable for all levels, including beginners. Jennifer McDonald Trillium Yoga Room 6:30 pm: Recovery Dharma6:30 pm: Recovery Dharma – Guided Meditation Meetings with Louise T Recovery Dharma is a peer -led community that looks to Buddhist teachings and guided meditation to find freedom from the suffering of addiction. There is no fee, free will donations are appreciated. For more information, recoverydharma.org for contact Louise T Pdamrecoverydharma@gmail.com Trillium Yoga Room |
January 30, 2025(3 events)
11:15 am: Tai Chi Bassics 211:15 am: Tai Chi Bassics 2 – A twice a week introduction to Tai Chi with Master Sean Boutin of North Country Tai Chi. Tuition for this course is paid on a semester basic. The current semester runs through April 29. Registration info and more information at North Country Tai Chi or via email northcountrytaichi@gmail.com Presbyterian Community Center 12:30 pm: Intermediate Tai Chi 212:30 pm: Intermediate Tai Chi 2 – A twice a week intermediate course in Tai Chi with Master Sean Boutin of North Country Tai Chi. Tuition for this course is paid on a semester basic. The current semester runs through April 29. Registration info and more information at North Country Tai Chi or via email northcountrytaichi@gmail.com Presbyterian Community Center 5:00 pm: Pilates 25:00 pm: Pilates 2 – Pilates concentrates on strengthening the body with an emphasis on posture, balance, and flexibility. This 40 minute class will help improve overall strength and fitness while incorporating a mind- body connection through breathing and mindfulness. Alisha is Pilates-certified through the American Sports and Fitness Association. She has 20 years of experience instructing group fitness classes. Alisha teaches 6th grade and is the mother of three daughters. She is happy to offer these classes to the Potsdam community. Drop-in $5
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January 31, 2025(2 events)
4:00 pm: Yoga for Strength4:00 pm: Yoga for Strength – The goal of Yoga for Strength is about cultivating physical and mental strength which makes us more resilient to life's challenges. Moving in rhythmic patterns with the breath builds strength, teaching us about the sustainable and unsustainable ways we hold ourselves. Through the lens of yoga, we will focus on alignment in postures to ensure efficient use of the muscles. Expect a meditative experience while building strength. Drop-in, $5 Email Morgan Doyle Trillium Yoga Room 6:00 pm: Growing Though Our Grief6:00 pm: Growing Though Our Grief – A twice monthly gathering for people who have lost someone close to them, or are preparing for the loss of someone near and dear. Facilitated by Linda Oakes, RN. Drop-in, no fee. Trillium Yoga Room |
February 1, 2025(2 events)
7:30 am: SWEAT Fitness7:30 am: SWEAT Fitness – Kat Catimon, SWEAT Fitness Teacher, has been instructing group fitness classes for almost nine years, mostly strength & circuit training and indoor cycling. In her own life, Kat’s training includes weight lifting and she is an avid hiker. SWEAT Fitness classes are upbeat and leave you more energized than when you started. The classes use bodyweight and minimal equipment to improve your strength and overall fitness. Progressions and thoughtful movements will have your muscles burning in no time! This class is for moderate to advanced fitness levels with various modifications for those looking to improve. Contact: katcatimon@gmail.com, text or call 315-261-1960 Trillium Yoga Room 9:00 am: Community Yoga9:00 am: Community Yoga – Enjoy a variety of yoga teachers and practice styles. Come to 42 1/2 Elm Street, Trillium Yoga Room. Free will donations welcome, cash or check only. Trillium Yoga Room |
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Healing Arts at FPC
PRACTITIONERS
Jenna Joya Blondel, PhD:: Reiki and Spiritual Counseling
Jenna is a Minister of Walking Prayer, and a Reiki Master/Teacher
Trained in Heart-centered, multicultural, Earth-honoring spiritual counseling, Mindfulness meditation, Tarot, and Reiki
jennajoya@gmail.com, 315-323-6563
Clara Fargo: Licensed Massage Therapist
Clara has worked as a Licensed Massage Therapist since 2008. Clara offers Traditional Swedish, Deep Tissue, Hot Stone, Facial, and Prenatal Massage. Each massage session is customized to support your current needs and address areas of pain and stiffness.
farwood13@gmail.com, 315-355-7626
Donna Ouimet: Licensed Massage Therapist
Donna has been a Licensed Massage Therapist since 2002. Her life’s passion is to bring the healing benefits of massage to all of her clients. Donna offers a combination of traditional Swedish, and Deep Tissue massage, to help her clients reach their personal goals.
donnaouimetlmt@gmail.com, 518-396-6202, www.customcaremassagetherapy.com/
Theresa Samways: Mental Health Therapist
Theresa is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who enjoys working with people who commit to their health and personal growth. Her approach is tailored to fit the needs of the client, so they can feel comfortable, which frees them to focus on solving their problems and improving
twsamways@gmail.com, 315-212-4634
Todd Perry: Physical Therapist
Todd graduated from Northern Illinois University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Exercise Physiology in 1988. After working as a personal trainer and exercise physiologist in a work injury rehabilitation program, he felt he needed to improve his skills and knowledge in order to better assist his clients in achieving their goals.
perryptsolutions@gmail.com, 315-629-9798
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