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Slowing Down to Catch Up/ What’s New at West Door Yoga

  • Writer: Dee Morrow
    Dee Morrow
  • Jun 6
  • 3 min read




Springtime Reflection

Life lately has felt like a full inhale that never quite reaches the bottom of the lungs. Everyone I’ve seen walking through the studio door is carrying a lot. Fatigue, overstimulation, or simply the kind of quiet burnout that doesn’t always have a name. It’s been a reminder that this space we’re holding together is more important than ever.

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been creating moments of pause, and a place to call home. Here’s a look at what’s been unfolding at West Door Yoga.

A Different Kind of Friday Night

On June 6, we held Spa Night at Fire & Ice Wellness Lounge in Wantagh. If you were there, you already know: something about that night just felt like exhaling.

The combination of sound bowls, gentle energy, aromatherapy, and the deep quiet of the salt cave allowed people to really relax. It was the reminder that rest is something we need.

Our next and final Spa Night of the season will be Friday, June 20. After that, we'll pause these wellness events until fall. If you’re craving spa night wellness and community connection, now is a good time to join us.

The Beauty of Petals & Prosecco

Sometimes healing looks like creating. On July 11, we’ll gather outdoors for an evening that blends creativity, and a little prosecco sparkle.

We’ll arrange flowers, sip slowly, and take our time, without needing to rush or fix or perform.

Events like this are simple, but they go deep. When was the last time you made something just because it felt good to do it?

Back to the Beach

Starting June 12, our beach yoga classes on Long Island return. There’s something about practicing by the ocean that reminds you how small and how whole you are at the same time.

It’s never perfect. The wind has opinions. The sand clings to your mat. Seagulls screeching. And still, there’s peace in it. A kind of uncomplicated presence.

One of our community haikus says it best:

Toes buried in sand Moved my body Called it peace That’s enough today

Looking Ahead: The Winter Wellness Retreat

In January, we’ll gather again for the next chapter of our burnout recovery retreat series. From January 28 to February 1, we’ll be in Miami at a place called the Glam Grotto, just off Biscayne Bay.

This retreat isn’t about escape. It’s about renewal. There will be sound healing, outdoor cinema under the stars, movement, reflection, and time to simply be. Some of you joined us in Punta Gorda. Some of you are ready now.

It’s an invitation to meet yourself differently.

Join us.

Studio Rhythms

Behind the scenes, we’ve been slowly updating things. The website homepage is getting more color and movement. Our emails are being cleaned up to make sure they land where they’re meant to. New ideas are brewing for fall on our Events page: more workshops, more fire pit nights, and a little bit of magic.

The work continues, but so does the rest.

Ways to Support, Even From the Sidelines

Not everyone can make it to class. Life happens. We understand.

But there are so many small ways to support the energy of West Door Yoga that mean the world to us:

  • Share our yoga events near you with a friend

  • Like or comment on our Instagram posts

  • Purchase a piece of West Door Yoga merchandise

  • Join us for a retreat or pop-up event when the timing is right

  • Talk about us in the spaces where people need a place like this

Support doesn’t have to be loud. It just has to be felt. Every small gesture helps us keep doing this work, and reminds us that this community is still very much alive.

What Matters Most

The last few weeks haven’t been flashy. They’ve been quiet. Deep. Honest. The kind of weeks where it’s enough to say: I showed up, I exhaled, I felt human again.

That’s what we’ve been up to. And if you’ve been feeling tired, overwhelmed, or disconnected from yourself, we just want you to know, there’s space for you here.

You don’t have to be okay to join us. You just have to come as you are.

See you soon, Dee


 
 
 

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