Join in this offering of yoga to stretch and strengthen your body, as you release tension and stress. Clear the mind, lift your spirits and bring yourself back to a place of radiant wellness! Great for everybody, including those with no prior yoga experience. Brian Yuen and Lorrie Shepard are co-founders of Interactive-Yoga with the intention of bringing yogis together to experience sangha: supported, fun + inspiring. Learn More.

Balance is an inside job, it takes clarity in our thoughts, beliefs and actions.... and it takes commitment and connection in our homes. In this workshop, you will learn to use the energy in your home as a tool for healing and transformation. Methods and techniques skillfully blend the principles of feng shui and life coaching with the environmental benefits Learn More.

This workshop is open to men and women who seek another means of healing. By moving to the blank page and acknowledging the importance of one's authentic voice, writing tells us what we didn't know we knew. It provides a haven where our thoughts, feelings and ideas find clarification. Come with a notebook and pen and experience writing as a life tool. Learn More.

Feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, and disconnected? If you are looking for a calm place away from the chaos, we invite you to join us in an experience that will guide you back home to yourself - to the oasis of your own body. In this experiential workshop based on the principles of the Rubenfeld Synergy Method®, we will use bodymind awareness exercises, guided imagery, movement and laughter to explore new ways of listening to your body. Learn More.

The Anne Frank Museum and Voices of September 11th will co-host a 4-session diary writing workshop beginning in May. We hope you will join us! The workshop will be taught by Maureen McNeil, the Director of Education at the new Anne Frank Center Gallery, located at 44 Park Place, four blocks north of the 9/11 Memorial. The workshop will be held on 4 consecutive Tuesday's from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.: Tuesday, May 15, 22, 29 and June 5th. The fee is $50, and includes four workshop sessions and a blank journal. Space is limited, and reservations are required.