W Collective

11/12/2024

03/16/2023

03/14/2023

04/09/2022

Meet Alyssa Smith. We are excited to have her as part of the W Collective team

02/18/2022

02/16/2022

Spiritual director Carol Waters seeks connection with God in quiet places, while writing, in nature, in family and friends, in music, in conversations with others about their own spiritual journeys and in meaningful worship services. She believes that God is bigger and more mysterious than any particular religion or belief system can encompass. She also believes that God loves us wholly and without reservation. She is fascinated by all the ways sacredness is revealed in ordinary people and their own experiences.

02/16/2022

02/01/2022

I came to yoga many years ago to complement an active lifestyle (aka ‘punishing my body’). I hated it, especially when we were still & quiet. But something keep bringing me back until I realized that the time spent on my mat felt like freedom from my busy, anxious mind.

01/31/2022

Our yoga program is unique in that we offer our clients individualized, therapeutic yoga sessions in conjunction with psychotherapy.
But that's not all! We also offer private yoga therapy sessions to our OKC community. Reach out to learn more.

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01/28/2022

Aimee grew up playing soccer and recognized movement to be a helpful way to cope with life stressors. While the relationship between mind and body is complex it continues to be an ongoing journey of cultivating kindness and peace within. As a mom, psychotherapist, business owner, and spouse, movement has been essential to her self care.

01/27/2022

Anna knew that she wanted to be a psychotherapist since she was 16 years old. She has always been interested in why people do the things they do. Relationship-based understandings of human functioning and flourishing are endlessly interesting to her.

When Anna started graduate school, long-distance running became a source of healing and solace for her. The physical connection of movement and breath provide her with presence and peace. So it came as no surprise when she began to see more and more writers talking about the importance of yoga and breath work in working through trauma. As she navigates being a psychotherapist, business owner, spouse, and family member during this challenging time, Anna leans on community, movement and rest to carry her.