“Tell me, what is it that you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?”
-Mary Oliver
This is an invitation to come home to yourself.
This is an invitation to feel deeply in tune with your own body, to sense your place in something larger than the noise of everyday life. It’s a time to remember that you are not separate from the trees, the sky, the wild things that Mary Oliver spent her life writing about. It’s a reminder that we are all made of the same stardust.
Through restorative postures, live poetry, sound, and color, you’ll be guided into a state of quiet reverence, held in stillness long enough to actually arrive. What follows is hands-on art-making, where poetry and color become a doorway to something only you can express, and you’ll leave with an art piece that’s entirely your own.
No experience necessary. All you need is a willingness to slow down and remember the wildness within.
Co-led by Gina Hughes, 500 hr certified adaptive therapeutic yoga instructor and stress management specialist and Becky Taylor, therapist, educator, and restorative storyteller.
Location:
Nourish Healing Collective
221 W Rhapsody Dr
San Antonio Texas
Date:
Sunday, September 27, 2026
Time: 2:00pm-4:00pm
Meet the Artist:
Becky Taylor is a therapist, educator, certified Restorative Storyteller™, and currently training with the Kairos Institute for Art Therapy to receive iARTe certification. Becky is also completing her Master of Education in Transdisciplinary Studies in Healing Education from Antioch University. Becky currently teaches online Restorative Storytelling™ classes for children, adults, and educators. Becky’s approach to art is intuitively based with an emphasis on the exploration of color to cultivate harmony of the body, soul, and mind.
Meet the Yoga Instructor:
Gina Hughes is passionate about helping people find calm, balance, and well-being in their daily lives. With her 500-hour yoga teacher certification and background in adaptive yoga, Gina is dedicated to making every practice accessible, no matter your age, background, or experience level. Gina weaves together yoga postures, breath work, guided meditation, and sound meditation to create sessions that foster deep relaxation, self-discovery, and a sense of community.
Parking:
Free parking is located in the lots in the front and the back of the building.
What to bring:
Please wear comfortable clothing. If you prefer to use your own yoga mat, please bring it! Otherwise, we will have plenty of mats available, as well as yoga bolsters, blankets, and all art materials.
A Note on Being on Time:
Please give yourself ample time to arrive. We will begin the experience promptly at 2:15pm, and the front door will be locked at that time to prevent distractions and to ensure comfort and safety.
“Tell me, what is it that you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?”
-Mary Oliver
This is an invitation to come home to yourself.
This is an invitation to feel deeply in tune with your own body, to sense your place in something larger than the noise of everyday life. It’s a time to remember that you are not separate from the trees, the sky, the wild things that Mary Oliver spent her life writing about. It’s a reminder that we are all made of the same stardust.
Through restorative postures, live poetry, sound, and color, you’ll be guided into a state of quiet reverence, held in stillness long enough to actually arrive. What follows is hands-on art-making, where poetry and color become a doorway to something only you can express, and you’ll leave with an art piece that’s entirely your own.
No experience necessary. All you need is a willingness to slow down and remember the wildness within.
Co-led by Gina Hughes, 500 hr certified adaptive therapeutic yoga instructor and stress management specialist and Becky Taylor, therapist, educator, and restorative storyteller.
Location:
Nourish Healing Collective
221 W Rhapsody Dr
San Antonio Texas
Date:
Sunday, September 27, 2026
Time: 2:00pm-4:00pm
Meet the Artist:
Becky Taylor is a therapist, educator, certified Restorative Storyteller™, and currently training with the Kairos Institute for Art Therapy to receive iARTe certification. Becky is also completing her Master of Education in Transdisciplinary Studies in Healing Education from Antioch University. Becky currently teaches online Restorative Storytelling™ classes for children, adults, and educators. Becky’s approach to art is intuitively based with an emphasis on the exploration of color to cultivate harmony of the body, soul, and mind.
Meet the Yoga Instructor:
Gina Hughes is passionate about helping people find calm, balance, and well-being in their daily lives. With her 500-hour yoga teacher certification and background in adaptive yoga, Gina is dedicated to making every practice accessible, no matter your age, background, or experience level. Gina weaves together yoga postures, breath work, guided meditation, and sound meditation to create sessions that foster deep relaxation, self-discovery, and a sense of community.
Parking:
Free parking is located in the lots in the front and the back of the building.
What to bring:
Please wear comfortable clothing. If you prefer to use your own yoga mat, please bring it! Otherwise, we will have plenty of mats available, as well as yoga bolsters, blankets, and all art materials.
A Note on Being on Time:
Please give yourself ample time to arrive. We will begin the experience promptly at 2:15pm, and the front door will be locked at that time to prevent distractions and to ensure comfort and safety.
