Written by Amanda Dzengeleski

Every Friday in April, join us in-person for a special Mindful Movement and Group Meditation practice at the Honeysuckle Tea House. Click here for more information!
On Sunday, April 6th, join us for our Re-Bloom Yoga Retreat, a special day-long retreat at The Honeysuckle Tea House, offering mindful movement, meditation, and intentional moments in nature. Visit our event page for more information!

Spring is nature’s great turning point, a time of renewal, growth, and expansion. It reminds us that transformation is not only possible but inevitable—that within each of us lies the seed of something ready to bloom.

Yoga invites us to step into this season with awareness. Just as tender buds push through the thawing soil, we, too, reach toward the light and create space for renewal. This is the season to shed what no longer serves, to release stagnation, and to make room for what is waiting to grow.

Imagine practicing yoga surrounded by the delicate beauty of spring—wildflowers nodding gently in the breeze, the scent of fresh herbs and tea leaves in the air. This is the magic of the Tea House, where nature and mindfulness intertwine to create a space for deep connection. We invite you to embrace the season’s rising energy in our April yoga series. Every Friday in April, we will be hosting Mindful Movement and Group Meditation at the Honeysuckle Tea House, a practice designed to support your own unfolding. On Sunday, April 6th, join us for our Re-Bloom Yoga Retreat, a special day-long retreat at The Tea House, offering mindful movement, meditation, and intentional moments in nature.

The Tea House offers the perfect sanctuary for self-reflection. It’s a place to realign, to tune inward, and to honor the cyclical nature of growth—not only in the world around us but within ourselves.

Questions? Email info@dogwoodstudioyoga.com.

Amanda Dzengeleski is a 200-hour registered yoga teacher and yoga therapist in training. She has additional training in trauma-sensitive yoga, therapeutic yoga, and functional movement. Amanda deeply believes that all beings possess an innate wisdom that blooms despite difficulty, trauma, illness or loss. She is dedicated to hosting a safe and inclusive space and inviting an embodied experience for students to honor their uniqueness and learn to listen to the wisdom of their bodies.

Sam Sather, founder of Dogwood Studios, is a certified yoga therapist (C-IAYT) and an Insight Yoga Institute (IYI) endorsed teacher. She individualizes the yoga practice with appropriate modifications for participants’ unique bodies and medical histories with a focus on finding calm and improving health. She offers several live, online and in person yoga classes as well as private sessions so you can focus on your needs one-on-one.