About this class
An all-levels class offering calm and gentle movement using modalities to stimulate the vagus nerve and help release stress or trauma held in the body.
Weekly schedule
Friday
- 11:00 AM–12:00 PMSasha StineDrop-in
Frequently asked questions
What is Gentle Somatic Flow?
An all-levels class offering calm and gentle movement using modalities to stimulate the vagus nerve and help release stress or trauma held in the body.
When is Gentle Somatic Flow offered at Flourish Yoga?
Gentle Somatic Flow at Flourish Yoga runs Friday at 11:00 AM. See the full weekly schedule above.
How much does Gentle Somatic Flow cost at Flourish Yoga?
Memberships at Flourish Yoga start at $125/month and include Gentle Somatic Flow. See membership options above, or contact the gym for class-pack and drop-in rates.
Where can I take Gentle Somatic Flow near me?
Flourish Yoga offers Gentle Somatic Flow in Fishers, IN at 10138 Brooks School Road.
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