I’ve never done Somatics or Myofascial Release before. Is this suitable for beginners?
Yes, absolutely. You don't need any prior experience with yoga, somatics, or bodywork. Our classes are slow-paced, accessible, and sensory-led—focusing on how movement feels from the inside out rather than complex poses. Every session offers modifications so you can move safely at your own pace.
How does this approach help with perimenopause symptoms?
Fluctuating estrogen levels can cause connective tissue (fascia) to lose hydration, leading to sudden joint stiffness, muscle aches, fatigue, and heightened stress. By combining gentle therapy ball release (MFR) with slow somatic movement and functional breathwork, we re-hydrate tight fascia, ease joint strain, and soothe an overstimulated nervous system to aid better sleep and calm anxiety.
What equipment or props do I need for online classes?
For most classes, you will need a yoga mat, a blanket, a bolster (or thick cushion/pillow), and 2 soft myofascial release (MFR) therapy balls. If you don't have therapy balls yet, soft tennis balls work well as a starting alternative. Studio equipment is provided for all in-person classes.
Can I attend classes if I have an injury or chronic joint pain?
Yes. Because our practice focuses on gentle, non-performative movement mechanics rather than forced stretching, it is ideal for managing chronic tightness and joint pain. However, we always recommend consulting your healthcare provider first and informing Marta of any specific injuries prior to class so tailored guidance can be provided.
Can I join online, and what happens if I miss a live session?
Our classes and multi-week courses are available both In-Person and Online via Zoom. If you sign up for a full multi-week series or course, you will receive access to the class recordings—so if you miss a live session or want to repeat a practice at home, you can watch it anytime at your convenience.