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Fundamentals of Stillness: Mindfulness Practices and Yin Yoga

  • JP Centre Yoga 670 Centre Street Boston, MA, 02130 United States (map)

Fundamentals of Stillness: Mindfulness Practices and Yin Yoga

with Noel Coakley and Emily Peterson

In Person @ JP Center Yoga and Online


Description:

To begin, Noel will offer an accessible introduction to mindfulness: how attention, breath, and awareness can steady the nervous system and meet yourself with clarity and compassion.

From there, Emily will guide a grounding Yin Yoga sequence, continuing the same qualities of mindfulness within long-held, time-based shapes. Yin offers a spacious container to notice subtle shifts, soften resistance,  and explore presence through stillness. Together, these practices highlight the inseparable nature of mind and body — awareness expressed through form, feeling, and breath.

There will be time for reflection and questions as we explore how mindfulness and Yin complement one another and how they can become supportive anchors in everyday life.

Standard Rate | $60
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Noel Coakley

BCCP Founder, Psychotherapist, Meditation Teacher

Noel (he/him) is a mental health counselor and former school teacher (special ed.). He has been practicing meditation since 1996, initially with Indo-Tibetan traditions and then Yundrung Bön. Noel has been fortunate to learn from over 100 teachers, including HH the Dalai Lama and HH the 34th Menri Trizin.

Beyond his professional life, Noel is a loving father, husband, brother, musician, and friend to his dog, Clementine.


Emily Peterson

Emily Peterson (she/her) is a yin yoga teacher and creator of Yin Yoga: The Way of the Waters Training. She is a Shamanic healer, guide, and breathwork facilitator tending spaces as a living field through embodied presence, ceremony, and relational listening. Rooted in ancient shamanic and oracle lineages, she honors teaching and healing as a co-creative, respectful process. 

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