Work with Kimberlea · Body, Heart & Mind

Your experience.
Your story.
Your practice.

Yoga is more than movement. It is an opportunity to explore how we breathe, move, feel, and perceive the world around us.

Whether through individual therapeutic sessions, shared practice, or professional wellness education, the invitation is the same: begin where you are, with curiosity rather than expectation.

Little by little, again and again.

Kimberlea Smarr providing movement guidance to two yoga students
Real people. Real connection. Room to practice.
Four ways to work together

Find your way into practice.

Individual attention, shared experiences, and movement that meets you where you are. Each offering makes room for choice, curiosity, and adaptation.

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Therapeutic private sessions

Yoga as Medicine

Individual therapeutic yoga sessions that draw on breath, movement, awareness, and choice. Your starting point is your experience—not a prescribed pose.

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Shared practice

Private Groups

A thoughtfully designed yoga experience for your gathering, workplace, or community. The practice adapts to the people in the room.

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Practice in community

Studio Classes

See Kimberlea’s weekly class schedule in Northern Colorado, including times, locations, and links to register with each studio.

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Care for the caregivers

Provider Reset

Space for healthcare professionals to step out of the role of caregiver and reconnect with breath, movement, and their own well-being.

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One approach · More than asana

Body.
Heart.
Mind.

The BeWell Method uses the Three Centers as an educational lens for experience: Moving / Body, Feeling / Heart, and Perception / Mind.

Breath, attention, sensation, and movement are all part of practice. You do not have to arrive flexible, calm, or confident. What matters is having space to notice what is present and choose what comes next.

Curiosity over expectation.

The invitation

Yoga meets you where you are.
The choice to begin is yours.

Beyond postures, yoga offers space to notice, breathe, feel, move, and explore. There is no perfect starting point, no single way to practice, and no expectation to become someone other than who you are.

The practice begins with awareness.