Newcastle Yoga Studio Launches New Yoga Class Timetable
Jul 9, 2019
The Open Mind Space yoga studio in Newcastle NSW has lunched new yoga class, meditation and wellness event times on their Facebook page, for all Newcastle residents this July. For more information visit: https://www.theopenmindspace.com.au
Broadmeadow, Australia - July 8, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Men and women of Newcastle looking for a new Yoga studio can now drop into The Open Mind Space, Newcastle’s latest yoga and meditation centre. Renee Wilkinson, Teacher/Co-founder at The Open Mind Space yoga studio today released details of the new yoga and meditation class times, as well as unveiling a selection of new wellness and spiritual events at the Belford St, Broadmeadow center.
The Open Mind Space launched in April this year, and is new a brand new Yoga and Meditation studio in Newcastle, designed to appeal specifically to Yoga enthusiasts of all levels, beginners to advanced. This month Renee Wilkinson released the latest yoga class timetable, which allows online booking into over 30 different classes each week.
Yoga Classes – This feature was included because from hot / heated yoga session, basic classes, vinyasa and yin yoga classes, and to flow and release, and meditation classes. This is great news for the consumer as classes cater for all levels of participants. Take a look at the studio’s timetable at https://www.theopenmindspace.com.au/yoga-classes-newcastle
Meditation, Healing and Energy Workshops – The Open Mind Space made sure to make this part of their service offering. Regular classes and weekend workshops and events to relax, reset the body and mind, and channel whole body healing. Clients of the The Open Mind Space in Newcastle will likely appreciate these classes for deep relaxation, self-awareness and healing, and spiritual connection.
Renee Wilkinson, when asked about the new Yoga Studio in Newcastle said:
“The Open Mind Space is for the student, the teacher, the soul searcher. A place to connect with a conscious community and grow into your full potential. The real work is in just showing up. Often the first step, the first class is the most courageous one. I’d like to give a big high five to those who courageously shared their firsts with us, first yoga class, first meditation, first kinesiology, reiki, Thai yoga massage. You have opened up the doorway to self enquiry and there is no looking back now. If you are ready for your first, or a space that feels like your second home, join us this week for a class. Timetable is up on our website. ” Renee said aside from the website, one of the best places to find out about the new classes and events is to follow the Open Mind Spaces’ Facebook page.
This is the latest offering from The Open Mind Space and Renee Wilkinson is particularly excited about this launch because We offer yoga, meditation, movement classes, events and personal healing. Our intention for The O.M. Space is to approach self-development, wellness and spirituality with an open mind, making its tools and concepts, simple, approachable and accessible to all.
No matter the clients age, gender, income, world view, beliefs, or why they come… The Open Mind Space is here for every human.
The Open Mind Space yoga is in Broadmeadow, in Newcastle.
Those interested in learning more about The Open Mind Space and their Yoga Studio in Newcastle can do so on the website at https://www.theopenmindspace.com.au/
Contact Info:
Name: Renee Wilkinson
Email: Send Email
Organization: The Open Mind Space
Address: 31 Belford St, Broadmeadow, NSW 2292, Australia
Phone: +61-2-4031-8784
Website: https://www.theopenmindspace.com.au/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88893378
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