

live classes in the loft
leave more yourself
come as you are
Summer Classes: June 29 – Sept 19
Fall Session Begins Sept 20. Sign up starts Sept 7
New class names are on the schedule.
Read about classes here.
NOTE: Summer schedule has a different cancellation policy.
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Cancellations and rescheduling is available until 12 hours before class begins.
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If you choose to pay later, do not cancel with 12 hours notice, and do not show up, you will be billed the full amount for the class.
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If nobody has registered 12 hours before class begins, class will likely be cancelled.
Thanks for understanding! Let's have a great summer together.
Class Passes are non-transferable
and have variable expiry dates.
Passes good for all classes
except the nourished hour.

1 Class
25
No Commitment
Valid for 3 weeks

5-Class Pass
100
$20/class
Valid for 4 months

10-Class Pass
180
$18/class
Valid for 4 months
5- and 10- Class Passes will be increasing in price September 7.
fall 6-week
session sign-up
Fall Class Sign Up Begins September 7
First 6-Week Fall Session: September 20 – October 31
This fall, there are a few changes. Please read this. If you find it confusing, I can help.
You will no longer be able to sign up for a Series of classes all at once.
On September 7, there will be 6- and 12-Class Passes available.
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They will be valid only for the upcoming 6-Week Session, expiring October 31.
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You will be able to purchase them for 2 weeks, until Sept 21.
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6-Class Pass will be $114 ($19/class)
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12-Class Pass will be $216 ($18/class)
If you would like to sign up for all of the Tuesday morning classes, you could purchase a 6-Class Pass, and then register for each Tuesday. If you need to come on Thursday one week, you can now reschedule that class on your own.
Class credits will not carry over into the following Sessions.
In extenuating circumstances, please get in touch with me.
5- and 10-Class Passes will continue to be available.
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They will work as they did previously, valid for 4 months from the date of purchase.
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The price will increase slightly on September 7.
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5-Class Pass will be $110 ($22/class)
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10-Class Pass will be $200 ($20/class)
Single classes will continue to be $25/class.
Signing up for a single class now requires you to purchase a "Single Class Pass". This is so you can more easily cancel and reschedule classes for yourself. Single Class Passes are valid for 3 weeks from the date of purchase.
PAYING BY CASH OR E-TRANSFER
If you would like to pay cash, please get in touch with me. I will process your Class Pass purchase manually. You can then sign up for your classes and either bring cash or send an e-transfer.
(e-transfers should be sent to me at breathe@jennifersnowdon.ca)
I've been told the "pay later" option, which was available for the Series previously, will soon be available for Class Passes as well.
If this feels overwhelming for you, please get in touch. I'm happy to help.
If navigating this prevents you from coming to class, I can do it for you once each Session.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out.
coming soon

Mindfulness Meditation
with Bhante Viveka
Mondays 7 – 8:30pm (in English)
August 31 – November 2
Join Viveka weekly in The Loft for guided meditation, dharma talk, and a chance to ask questions.
No registration required.
Donations welcome.
This Autumn, we will explore two foundational teachings on meditation practice from the Buddhist tradition:
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The Seven Factors of Awakening
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The Five Hindrances
Viveka is a Buddhist monk who teaches mindfulness practice and promotes compassionate living. He began exploring meditation in the early 90’s, attended his first retreat in 2002, and was ordained with Sayadaw U Tejaniya in 2013.
Over a 20-year period, he was fortunate to train with various well-respected lay teachers in the West and Buddhist masters in Asia. Since 2018, he has been offering meditation retreats, weekly sessions, and facilitating Insight Dialogue events internationally. He is the founder of Bodhi House in Moncton, Canada.
the practice

Step into The Loft. Whatever came before — the morning rush, the week's weight, the list of things still undone — set it down. This time is for you.
Group classes in The Loft are led, not curated to each individual the way a yoga therapy session is. But that doesn't mean they're impersonal. There might be a runner in the room, a person who didn't sleep, a shoulder that needs tending. I see you. As we move together, things coalesce — a warmth, a shared attention, laughter.
The classes are rooted in the same philosophy as all of my work: curiosity over correction, the whole self over the isolated part, breath as the thread that connects everything. We are not here to fix things. We are here to learn something true about ourselves, and to carry it with us when we leave.
We close classes wisely with stillness, an invitation to set an intention, and the dedication of our practice. It is a small act, and a radical one.
Arrive for yourself, leave with something to give.
You may have noticed the classes have new names. Same classes, same teacher, same quality of attention — just new names that better reflect what actually happens in the room.
class descriptions
the embodied hour

Your body has a lot to say. This is how you listen.
various times each week

Some days it's a workout. Some days it's moving meditation. It depends on what's needed, and who is in the room.
What stays constant is the quality of attention. We move through the whole body with curiosity, learning what's there, following what we find. The class is grounded in yoga and informed by anatomy, somatic movement, and breath.
We always leave time to settle. To let the practice land. To remember why we came.
People come because their backs hurt, or their hips are tight, or they're stressed. They keep coming because something shifts off the mat too; life feels less jarring, they're more present, more at home in themselves.
Accessible to all levels. Options are offered so you can work at your own edge, wherever that is today. Maximum 8 people.
the embodied 75

Your weekend begins here.
saturdays 9:30 – 10:45am

Saturday morning is a threshold, the week behind you, the weekend ahead. This class is how you cross it well.
We move through the whole body with curiosity, learning what's there, following what we find. The class is grounded in yoga and informed by anatomy, somatic movement, and breath.
The extra time creates space to linger, to explore, to follow a thread further than the hour allows. We often practice pranayama together. These breathing practices are, in many ways, the heart of this work.
We leave time to settle. To let the practice land. To remember why we came. Begin your weekend already home in yourself.
Accessible to all levels. Options are offered so you can work at your own edge, wherever that is today. Maximum 8 people.
embodied foundations

mondays 10 – 11am
Taking your attention all the way down to its roots.

Some bodies need more time. More space. More care. This class offers exactly that; the same curiosity and intelligence as the embodied hour, moving through the whole body with a focus on the fundamentals. How we stand. How we walk. How we breathe. How we find our balance.
Modifications and support are available so that everyone can work how they want to, wherever that is today. Nothing is rushed. Nothing is forced.
If you're returning from injury, managing a condition, or simply want to move with more care and precision, this is your class.
Accessible to all levels. Maximum 8 people.
begins September 21
embodied breath (pranayama)

mondays 5:30 – 6:30pm
A practice in presence.

Breath is more than air moving in and out. In the yogic tradition, pranayama — the practice of conscious breathing — works with energy itself. It is subtle, and it is powerful. Some people call it magic. They aren't entirely wrong.
This is a progressive, traditional pranayama practice, approached with the same curiosity and care as all the work we do here. We build gradually, never forcing, always listening. By the end of each class you will feel it — a settledness, a groundedness, a sense of having arrived somewhere in yourself.
Because this work is also informed by modern breath science, the benefits don't stay on the mat. The breath becomes easier in daily life. Clearer. More available to you when you need it most.
No experience necessary. An open curiosity about your own breath is all you need. Maximum 8 people.

the nourished hour
Permission to stop.
formerly Relax & Renew
returns September 20, 2 – 3:30pm

We call it an hour. It's actually 90 minutes. Some things are too good to rush.
In a life that asks everything of you, this asks nothing.
No effort. No screens. No one needs you here. Just 90 minutes of being held, deeply rested, and genuinely nourished — in every sense of the word.
You will leave softer than you arrived.
We rest deeply in supported poses, and close with yoga nidra — a guided meditation that takes you to the threshold of sleep and back.
And then there is tea.
The last Sunday afternoon of each month*. Worth clearing your schedule for.
Maximum 6 people.
*please check the schedule to confirm the date

embodied journaling
tuesdays 7 – 8:15pm
Digging deep and making meaning.
begins September 22

"So-called artificial intelligences do not undergo experiences, do not possess a body, do not feel joy or pain, do not mature through relationships and do not know from within what love, work, friendship or responsibility mean." Pope Leo XVIII wrote in his encyclical this year about the value of being human. It is through our embodied experiences that we are able to understand our world, and to make meaning of our experiences.
Join me for 90 minutes for an embodied journaling time together. We'll ground our awareness in our bodies, tap into our creative selves, and then through an inspiring text and a writing prompt, we'll spend time journaling. Journaling can be a creative and embodied way to connect with our experiences and make meaning of our interactions with others and the world around.
We won't be reading what we write, but there will be time to share anything that came up for you through the process. Snacks and tea will be provided.
Please bring your own journal and favourite writing tools.

mindfulness meditation
mondays 7 – 8:30pm
begins August 31
With Bhante Viveka

Join Bhante Viveka weekly in The Loft for guided meditation, dharma talk, and a chance to ask questions. (This practice will be in English.)
Yoga mats, sitting cushions, bolsters, chairs and other props are available for your use. If you have a favourite sitting cushion, bench or chair, please feel free to bring it with you.
No registration required.
Donations welcome.
This will also be available online, via Zoom.
Please register at contact@maisonbodhi.org to receive the link.
Viveka is a Buddhist monk who teaches mindfulness practice and promotes compassionate living. He began exploring meditation in the early 90’s, attended his first retreat in 2002, and was ordained with Sayadaw U Tejaniya in 2013.Over a 20-year period, he was fortunate to train with various well-respected lay teachers in the West and Buddhist masters in Asia. Since 2018, he has been offering meditation retreats, weekly sessions, and facilitating Insight Dialogue events internationally. He is the founder of Bodhi House in Moncton, Canada.




