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Candle-making, self-care and community building.. what's not to love?
Registration required. Supplies provided.
How do you show yourself love? Is it sensual & sweet (like a hot bath & a good book) or purposeful & fast paced (like a brisk run & a deep clean session). Whatever it looks like, reignite your passion for taking care of YOU by joining us for this special candle-making workshop!
We'll engage in some light movement (so bring a yoga mat!), set intentions around self-love and discuss ways we can make sure we prioritize our daily, weekly & monthly self-love rituals. The deepest relationship you'll ever cultivate is the one with yourself--maintenance matters!
Candles are made of all natural soy wax + recycled wine bottles & have an approximate burn time of 60 hrs.
Kaija Marshall is a yoga instructor, birth & postpartum doula and holistic workshop facilitator. She earned her Master’s degree in Social Work from San Diego State University in 2015, her 200 RYS Yoga Instructor certificate in 2016 and her Birth Doula & Postpartum Doula training in 2019. She currently serves growing families as a doula all over Bend. Before moving into the perinatal sphere, she worked at Girl Scouts San Diego as an Evaluation Specialist, Camp Counselor & Outreach Program Leader, all while moonlighting as a nanny for families in San Diego county. She firmly believes in the purpose of play, and seeks to encourage mind, body & soul connections through movement, productive dialogue and authentic connection. She believes that data synthesis and gut feelings both have a place in decision making-- this is also reflected in her background: a unique mix of higher education & holistic training-- and this foundation allows her to help folks bridge the gap between institutional & instinctual knowledge to a place of understanding. Learn more at https://www.adventuresinyogapants.com/
Questions? Contact laurelh@deschuteslibrary.org
AGE GROUP: | Adult |
EVENT TYPE: | Adult Program |
The East Bend Library opened its doors in 2011 and is the newest addition to the Deschutes Public Library System.
