Welcome
Yoga Mendocino is a yoga-based community non-profit organization in Ukiah, CA.
We hope this site helps you find ways to nourish your body, mind, heart, and spirit.
We offer occasional virtual and in-person yoga and meditation workshops for all levels, recommendations for classes and teachers, inspiring information, and a variety of resources to help you find the sanctuary within you. Enjoy!
EXPLORE YOMO
Upcoming YoMo Events & Workshops
Descriptions and registration info for special in-person and online events and workshops.
Recommended Online Yoga Classes
Regularly scheduled weekly classes.
Contact Us
Please reach out and we will get back to you asap.
Online & Community Resources
Connect with other organizations, learn, be inspired.
Sustaining Members
Support keeps us alive. Please consider a donation or becoming a member.
Our Team
Meet our dedicated board of directors and staff.
BENEFITS OF YOGA
Physical
Improve your strength, posture, flexibility, balance, and overall health.
Spiritual
Improve your sense of connection and peace. Share loving-kindness with others.
Emotional
Enhance your mood to feel calmer and happier. Increase your capacity for resilience.
Mental
Increase your mental focus, psychological flexibility, and concentration.
BLOG
Second Round of YoMo Mini-Meditations on KZYX
Tune in to KZYX on Monday evenings at 8pm for Take a Breath – short radio meditation offerings from Yoga Mendocino teachers and community members. Use these brief moments of respite to relax, practice mindfulness, or simply to take a few deeper intentional breaths at...
Yoga Mendocino on KZYX: Listen to Take a Breath
Yoga Mendocino is currently presenting Take a Breath - a short radio meditation on KZYX on Monday evenings at 8pm. Tune in to catch a moment of relaxation, mindfulness, or deep breathing at the end of your busy Monday. Jumpstart the rest of the week with this...
SATYA – Reflections on Truth, Climate, and Yoga
This excerpt has been adapted from Mary’s writings for her Moving Forward - For the Love of the Earth program, a program to practice yoga in an ecological context. Satya – the second Yama or ethical precept in Yoga, usually translated as truth, honesty, clarity....
Who are we? What Is Yoga Mendocino Now?
In March 2020, Yoga Mendocino was on the threshold of rolling out several changes that we hoped would nudge us into a more financially sustainable territory. Yoga teacher Amelia Bernard spearheaded a beautiful new logo design with alluring colors. The Community...
Yoga Mendocino Events & Workshops
Letting Go & Rising Up:
A Celebration of Autumn
Rivino Winery
10:00 am - 12:00 pm PST
Sunday, October 24, 2021
With Mary Paffard. In Autumn, we watch the leaves fall and the outer expression of growth come to fruition and fade. At the same time, the inner underground life is calling! So, in yoga, as we move towards the end of a challenging year, our practice invites us to truly let go, shed, release the harvests and struggles of 2021, and awaken the power of this inner life with deep regular asana practice and breath-work. Read more...
Tension & Trauma Releasing Exercises Workshop
Zoom
10:00 am - 12:00 pm PST
Saturday, November 6, 2021
With Maria Alfaro. TRE®is a simple, gentle, and profound technique that facilitates the lengthening and relaxation of the psoas muscle and the release of physical and emotional tension and stress. Read more...
About Yoga Mendocino
Yoga Mendocino is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the knowledge and practice of yoga and other activities related to physical and spiritual well-being in Mendocino County, CA and beyond by offering resources, education, and learning opportunities in the context of encouragement and inspiration. We support diversity and inclusivity. We are a resource for spiritual and emotional solace and recharging.
OUR YOGA TEACHERS
Maggie Norton
Iris Padgett, LMFT
Deborah Phillips
Amelia Bernard
TRIBUTE TO OUR FORMER STUDIO
TestimonialS
Sara Shepherd
Yoga Mendocino you will always have a special space in my heart. I came to YOMO after being Burned over 60% of my body in the Redwood Valley/Potter Valley 2017 Wildfires. I was grief stricken and did not recognize my new body. My Spirit was struggling. Through Yomo, I can stand today with my face to the Sun.
My aches drastically lessened. I breathe easier. I have found community and a safe haven to experience life. Legs that once struggled to stand feel grounded and strong.
Mike Lloyd
But I have received so much by now that has exponentially enabled me to give to others, like I never knew how to do before. For that, I am infinitely grateful.
Lisa Vance
I’m exhausted in every way on my own roller coaster ride of this year 2020 and I am also automatically applying so many of the tools I have learned through YoMo.
Noelle Austin
Each teacher was unique, genuine, and welcoming. I thoroughly enjoyed my time here, and will be back when I’m in town.
Dorsey Manogue
I’ve made new friends, reconnected w/ old ones and traveled “across the pond” all in a more centered, grounded way.