09/03/2026
Sometimes the goal isn’t to push harder. Sometimes the goal is to help your body feel safe enough to soften. 🫶🏼
If you’re moving through a season of chronic stress, burnout, grief, overwhelm, anxiety, or simply feeling like your nervous system is stuck in “ON,” this is the Jax schedule we’d start with.
Think less about burning calories and crushing workouts, and more about creating consistent experiences of breath, movement, strength, rest, connection and regulation.
Start with the gentler options. Nourish. Infrared Yin. Reformer Stretch. Walking meditations. Choose 1–2 classes rather than feeling like you need to do everything. As your capacity grows, Pilates and strength can be beautiful additions too. Your nervous system doesn’t need you to avoid challenge forever. We want to gradually build your capacity to meet challenge and recover from it.
And this is an area we care deeply about at Jax.
Our yoga teacher training is a trauma-informed training, and all of our yoga classes are taught through a trauma-informed lens. Wendy and Gabby have completed additional education in trauma-informed care as well.
And we’re expanding that philosophy beyond the yoga room. After Wendy completes her certification through Ritual Moves, our Pilates teachers will receive additional education in embodied and intuitive Pilates, bringing more awareness, choice and connection into the way we teach movement on the reformer, too.
Trauma-informed doesn’t mean every class is quiet, easy or restorative. It means we recognize that every person walking through our doors arrives with a different body, history, capacity and lived experience. We want you to have choices. We want you to learn to listen to your body. And we want movement to be a place where you can build trust with yourself, not another place where you have to override yourself.
You don’t have to earn rest.
You don’t have to punish your body into wellness.
And healing doesn’t always look like doing more.
Sometimes it looks like learning how to be in your body again.