

Notice, Acknowledge, and
Expand with Us
Drishti, a Sanskrit word that translates to gaze or vision, is often used to describe the eyes' focal point of a yoga pose. While developing your yoga drishti enhances your practice through concentration and self-awareness, we believe drishti is so much more than eye placement. It is your inner sight; your outward gaze. It's what you chose to focus on in life - both on and off the mat.
Yoga for Everyone
DrishTi practices and teaches Alignment Based Yoga [inspired by B.K.S Iyengar and Nicole's anatomy training] along with Bhakti Yoga [love, devotion, service] and Tantra [bringing the spiritual practice together]. Nicole blends ancient yogic philosophy, anatomy, and alignment to create comfortable yoga classes and welcoming experiences. Many lineages that Nicole has studied are woven together to provide optimal alignment in mind, body, and spirit.
Classes are held in an intimate setting where each yogi is acknowledged. A quaint studio means personal attention and an intimate sense of community. All classes are also offered virtually. Recorded classes are also avaialble. All are welcome.

Studio Policies
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Yogis are welcome to enter the studio 15 minutes before class, but please arrive at least 5 minutes early so that you have time to get situated and be on your mat by class start time
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Quiet is important in the practice of stillness. Upon entering and exiting please maintain low voices
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We understand that life happens, so if you're late, enter as quietly as possible so as to not disturb others [if you are more than 5 minutes behind, we request that you attend the next available class] *This includes those in virtual attendance.
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Shoes are not allowed; please leave them in the waiting room
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Turn off or put your cell phone on airplane mode prior to class
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Nicole may physically adjust your alignment; let her know if you prefer verbal cues
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Please refrain from applying perfume/cologne before class
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Cash, credit cards, venmo and checks accepted
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All sales are final
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Payment is due at time of service
Frequently Asked Questions