Your journey begins with curiosity. Many guests start with a mix of group yoga and a LifeScribe™ discovery session. LifeScribe helps you identify the right combination of services — such as counseling for emotional balance, massage or acupuncture for stress release, or yoga and meditation for physical and mental grounding. If you’re unsure where to begin, we’ll walk you through it step by step. Every journey starts by opening the door. Here is a quick reference guide to assist in the meantime:

Comfort is key. And what to wear varies by therapies. Below are a few guidelines to reference. Yoga Classes (Power, Hot, Yin, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Slow Flow) Clothing: Lightweight, breathable, and stretchy clothing such as yoga leggings/shorts and moisture-wicking tops. For Hot Yoga specifically: Choose quick-dry, minimal layers (tank tops, shorts, sports bras) since the room will be heated. Footwear: Yoga is practiced barefoot to allow stability and grip on the mat. Meditation Clothing: Loose, comfortable clothes that allow you to sit or recline with ease. Layers: A light sweater or shawl can help if you get cool while sitting still. Massage Clothing: You’ll typically undress to your comfort level (most people keep underwear on) and are fully draped with sheets/blankets during the session. Tip: Wear loose, easy-to-remove clothing for before and after your session. Acupuncture Clothing: Loose-fitting clothes that can be rolled up to access arms, legs, and sometimes the back or abdomen. Tip: Shorts and a T-shirt or yoga clothes work well.

Yoga Classes (Power, Hot, Yin, Vinyasa, Ashtanga, Slow Flow) Yoga mat (Yvree provides mats for sale or you can bring your own) Water bottle Towel (especially for Hot Yoga or Power Yoga) Yvree will provide Yoga straps, blocks, and blankets if you like extra support Meditation Open mind and willingness to sit in stillness Water bottle Yvree will provide: Cushions and blankets Massage Yourself only — no equipment needed Comfortable clothing for before and after the session Optional: A list of areas you’d like your therapist to focus on Acupuncture Loose, comfortable clothing (so sleeves/pants can be rolled up) Water bottle Optional: Notes about any health concerns or areas of focus