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Deep Rest: Restorative Yoga and Sound Bath


Adult Classes and Activities / Fitness -
Summer 2026
This restorative yoga and sound healing course offers a gentle, supportive space for participants to slow down, release tension, and deeply rest. Each session begins with a brief period of optional, simple, floor-based movement and guided breathing to help the body settle. Participants then move into longer-held restorative yoga postures while experiencing live sound healing using singing bowls. Those who prefer to simply rest and receive the sound bath are welcome to do so. The combination of prolonged, supported postures and sound vibration supports relaxation of the nervous system and may help ease long-held muscular and fascial tension. This practice emphasizes comfort, ease, and accessibility rather than effort or stretching. This course is appropriate for all levels and does not require prior yoga or sound healing experience. Chairs and modifications are available. Participants are encouraged to bring props such as bolsters, blankets, and eye pillows to enhance comfort, and to listen to their bodies and rest as needed throughout each session. Participants can expect to leave each session feeling more settled, grounded, and supported in their capacity for rest.
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Instructor

Dr. Tamara Kraft


Dr. Tamara Kraft holds a PhD in Somatic Psychology and is an Integrative Somatic Practitioner and 500-hour Yoga Psychology Instructor. Her work weaves neuroscience-informed somatic principles, nervous system education, and body-based practices that support regulation, resilience, and embodied well-being. At the heart of her approach is the belief that the body is not something to fix or override, but something to be befriended, listened to, and honored. Through a nervous-system-informed framework rooted in safety, capacity, and choice, Dr. Kraft integrates somatic awareness, breath-centered practices, and education about the autonomic nervous system to support a more trusting, compassionate relationship with the body.

Dr. Tamara Kraft


Dr. TAMARA KRAFT has her PhD in Somatic Psychology and is a 500 hr Yoga psychology instructor. She specializes in the neurobiology of trauma as well as holistic modalities to restore overall health to individuals, including nervous system informed and breath centric yoga. Dr. Kraft is a holistic mind/body psychotherapist and health coach who is committed to compassionately helping individuals understand their body and mind's seemingly confusing, and often painful, symptomatology. These symptoms offer clues to further self-understanding in order to help unlock their innate healing abilities, resolve nervous system imbalance and past trauma, and reclaim their ability to thrive.

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  Dr. Tamara Kraft


East Ridge High School : 2050-Media Center East (smaller side) and 2050-Media Center West (larger area)
Wednesday, Jun 17
7:00 - 8:00 PM

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Min Age   15 yr.

Price: $ 29 00
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East Ridge High School : 2050-Media Center East (smaller side) and 2050-Media Center West (larger area)
Wednesday, Jul 15
7:00 - 8:00 PM

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Min Age   15 yr.

Price: $ 29 00
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East Ridge High School : 2050-Media Center East (smaller side) and 2050-Media Center West (larger area)
Wednesday, Aug 19
7:00 - 8:00 PM

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Min Age   15 yr.

Price: $ 29 00