Mindful Mommas

Mindful Mommas

Supporting maternal health through mindful movement and science.

Who this is for

This workshop is for expectant mothers in any trimester who want to maintain strength, stability, and calm during pregnancy. It’s also ideal for those seeking a supportive, medically informed environment to prepare for labor and recovery with guidance from trained yoga therapy professionals.

Benefits

Participants will:

  • Learn safe, evidence-based movement techniques that adapt to each stage of pregnancy.

  • Improve posture, circulation, and mobility to ease common discomforts.

  • Build awareness of breath as a tool for relaxation and labor preparation.

  • Gain confidence through education on body mechanics and prenatal well-being.

  • Leave with practical strategies for reducing stress and promoting a healthy pregnancy.

What to expect

  • Welcome & Orientation – introductions and safety overview

  • Educational Segment – prenatal anatomy, alignment, and wellness insights

  • Guided Practice – trimester-safe yoga postures and breathing techniques

  • Restorative Integration – mindfulness, relaxation, and reflection

  • Closing Discussion – key takeaways and next steps for continued prenatal health

More information

Designed for expectant mothers seeking evidence-based movement and holistic prenatal care, this workshop blends the science of perinatal wellness with the calm of yoga therapy. Participants will learn safe movement techniques for each trimester, explore breathwork to regulate the nervous system, and practice positions that support optimal fetal alignment and comfort.

To book/schedule email: hello@posekarmayoga.com or call 470.659.7304

Live online
Sat, Oct 25, 2025
12:00 PM–01:00 PM EDT
$25.00

Your instructor

Teacher photo
Hannah Collier
CYT-L2
Atlanta, GA, US
Level 2 Yoga Teacher Badge

Hannah Collier is a health and wellness leader who weaves together yoga therapy, mindfulness, and coaching to create meaningful spaces for growth and healing. She is currently completing her certification (IAYT-Q) through the Stanford School of Medicine’s YogaX program.

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