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In the Heart of is a space for healing, connection, and self-discovery. It combines mental health and spirituality to help you reconnect with yourself and deepen your self-awareness.

This work is for anyone dealing with stress, anxiety, grief, or life changes, or simply feeling called to explore more. You don’t need previous experience with yoga or meditation, just a willingness to show up as you are.

Yoga classes (group + private), Breathwork sessions, Guided meditations/Yoga Nidra, Workshops and Group Programs, Corporate Wellness Offerings

Private sessions are available and can be customized to meet your needs, whether for stress support, nervous system regulation, or a personalized healing approach.

Nichole is partnered with The Living Organism Project and coaching follows this model. The concept is to heal ourselves first to then heal the world. When we are in alignment with our truths, values, and beliefs, we are able to show up more authentically in the world. This program is meant to help anyone feeling like they are stuck and unsure how to break old patterns that no longer serve.

Welcome to a safe and inviting space where you can slow down and reconnect. Our guided sessions are designed with intention and personalization in mind. Whether you choose in-person or virtual sessions, we’ll connect beforehand to address any questions you might have, set clear expectations and boundaries, and ensure we have a full understanding of your goals for the session. This approach ensures that we can better accommodate your needs.

Yes, virtual sessions are offered for yoga classes, coaching, group workshops, and breathwork.

It means everything is offered with care, choice, and awareness. You’re always invited and encouraged to move, rest, or opt out in ways that feel safe for your body. It also means that everything is curated with care in mind, from the language and cueing used in class and the space and environment created to feel safe.

No, while Nichole has a background in mental and behavioral health, these offerings are not a replacement to therapy. They are complementary and supportive practices.