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Yoga Nidra at
Tri Resonance

Do you feel exhausted, overwhelmed or disconnected from your body? You aren’t alone, and there is a meditation style that can bring you relief.

Yoga nidra is a deeply restorative, guided meditation practice that requires no effort on your part. No complex poses or flexible maneuvers are required. You simply lie down and listen to the guide’s voice.

During yoga nidra, your

  • Relaxation response activates

  • Nervous system and endocrine system function improve

  • Cells regenerate and repair

  • Anxiety decreases and mood improves

Yoga nidra pairs well with the healing chakra mat, Reiki or vibrational sound therapy. 90 and 120-minute sessions include two modalities. Book your session here.

Why Yoga Nidra?

Sensory Experience

At Tri Resonance, yoga nidra sessions combine the healing frequencies of crystal singing bowls. You can also include other modalities during your session, such as the chakra healing mat, Reiki or vibrational sound therapy.

Customized for You

Before beginning your session, I take the time to truly get to know your goals and your needs. Together, we co-create a safe space and design a relaxation session tailored to you. That’s one of the beautiful things about yogic sleep: it meets you exactly where you are.

A Deep Rest

It's said that 45 minutes of yoga nidra is as restorative as 3 hours of sleep. Plus, making nidra a regular practice trains your mind and body how to let go, leading to improved sleep quality at night.

Book Your Yoga Nidra Session

| Individual or group sessions

| Combine with multiple other modalities

| Reset your nervous system for optimal restoration

For group yoga nidra or corporate wellness events, please contact me to book your session. All other clients, follow the button below to book online.

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Group sound baths often include a yoga nidra, or guided meditation, to help participants find even deeper calm.

  • "Yoga nidra helps you to feel your truest essence which is Awareness married to the body. So, essentially the more you can anchor your Awareness in your body, the more you experience your birthright of peace."

    —Scott Moore

Frequently Asked
Yoga Nidra Questions