In-Studio | Reformer Pilates & Yoga in Calgary

Therapeutic movement, mindful strength, and personalized support — now offered in two Calgary studios.

Movement becomes truly supportive when it is guided with intention, compassion, and a deep understanding of the nervous system. My in‑studio offerings blend Reformer Pilates, Yoga, and therapeutic movement to help you build strength, improve mobility, and reconnect with your body in a sustainable way.

Svatantram – the strengthening phase of your recovery.

Studio Locations & Schedule

Studio M — Marda Loop

Thursdays (Evenings)

M | Flow & Restore | 8:15-9:05 pm

A grounding, strength‑building class designed for individuals who value slower, intentional movement and a supportive, therapeutic approach.
This session blends mindful strength work with restorative practices to help regulate the nervous system, improve mobility, and build confidence in movement.

Unify Pilates — Seton

Fridays (Evenings)

Athletic Reformer — 6:30–7:30 pm

Functional strength, stability, and controlled power for athletes and anyone rebuilding strength.

Stretch & Renew — 7:30–8:30 pm

Slow, supported movement to improve mobility, reduce tension, and support injury prevention and recovery.

I will also be available at this studio for:

  • Private Reformer sessions
  • Duo / semi‑private Reformer sessions

Ideal for South Calgary residents seeking structured Reformer classes, progressive strength training, and therapeutic support within a Pilates‑based framework.

Why Choose Therapeutic Reformer Pilates & Yoga?

Every session — whether Pilates or Yoga — is guided through a therapeutic lens. This approach supports:

  • Nervous system regulation
  • Improved mobility and functional strength
  • Pain reduction and injury recovery
  • Balance, coordination, and gait support
  • Mental health and stress resilience
  • Confidence in movement

This work is especially supportive for individuals navigating Parkinson’s, MS, chronic pain, fatigue, post‑injury or post‑surgery rehab, anxiety, burnout, and mobility limitations.