Source Yoga

Source Yoga Source Yoga in North Tacoma offers classes for everyone in a supportive & non-competitive environment.

We have been proudly serving our community in the neighborhoods of North Tacoma since 2005 and at our second location (now merged w/Tacoma studio) in University Place since May 2011. At Source Yoga, you will be welcomed by teachers, staff, and community and you will feel at home in our serene and light-filled environment. For varying levels of students, we offer exceptional Hatha yoga classes, Pre/postnatal Yoga, workshops, special events, and retreats with well-trained instructors.

06/12/2026

Push Prep: A Pelvic Floor Birth Workshop

With Physical Therapist Mandi Murtaugh

For pregnant folks in the 2nd or 3rd trimester with one support person (partner, doula, or other birth support person)

Saturday, June 27, 2-4pm

Cost: $150

Location: Source Yoga

There are many things we can’t practice to prepare for labor. We can’t practice what a contraction feels like, or crowning, or really pushing. BUT–there are things we can practice so that your body isn’t totally surprised when labor hits.

At the end of this workshop, you will feel more prepared for birth because you’ve learned:

How to practice relaxing your pelvic floor in labor.

Perineal stretching–what it is and what it isn’t (hint: it’s not torture!)
What positions you can labor and push in, what to practice, and what you do and don’t like.

How to effectively push when the time comes.

Your partner will learn:

How to help you prepare your pelvic floor for birth.

Hands-on techniques to open the pelvis during labor, which help with pain management and ease the way for the baby’s emergence.

Dr. Mandi Murtaugh, PT, DPT, WCS (she/her) is a board-certified Pelvic Health Physical Therapist dedicated to working collaboratively with you to help you live your healthiest, fullest life. Whether that means caring for your family, hiking in the woods, or enjoying intimacy with your partner, her goal is to support you in doing the things you love—without limitations.

Her passion lies in supporting individuals through all stages of the childbearing years, from those navigating pelvic pain or fertility challenges, through pregnancy and the fourth trimester, and into the wisdom of peri- and post-menopause. She believes each stage of life brings its own unique gifts and challenges, and strives to honor the cyclical nature of life while empowering you to move through each phase with grace and ease.

You can find more information and to register for the workshop here at https://sourceyogaonline.com/
workshop/pushprep/

06/12/2026

Reset here....

• Where do you feel the support under you?

• Where do you feel your breath land in your body?

• Where can you soften?

As you take time to reset by pausing the noise, you're training your body and mind to come to the present. To remember that you're not your thoughts, feelings or emotions.

We hope this was supportive for you.

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Mindfulness vs MeditationWhat is the difference?Mindfulness is the practice of being fully present in the moment—aware o...
06/08/2026

Mindfulness vs Meditation

What is the difference?

Mindfulness is the practice of being fully present in the moment—aware of where you are, what you’re doing, and how you’re feeling, without judgment.

It’s about slowing down, noticing your thoughts and surroundings, and gently guiding your attention back to the here and now.

Meditation is a formal practice, a dedicated time where you usually sit or lie down(or any shape that allows you to be comfortable and focus your attention)with the intention of training attention and awareness. It is a structured activity with a beginning and end.

some distinctions:

• Mindfulness is a way of being, it can happen at anytime.

• You can be mindful without formally meditating(fully present while walking, or gardening for example)

• Many meditation styles like breath awareness, body scans, loving-kindness, are specifically designed to strengthen mindfulness capactiy.

• Some meditation practices aren’t mindfulness based (mantra repetition, guided meditation, body scan meditation, certain concentration practices)

Where they meet:

observer
breath as anchor
beginner’s mind
the gap before reaction

Do you find one easier? Do you practice both?

Let us know in the comments

06/02/2026

There's something spacious about giving yourself permission to begin again—not as a failure but as an act of self compassion.

Mindfulness teaches us that every moment is a new beginning. The present moment is always available.

It's okay to start again. Let go of what you can't control.
Take a moment to breathe. Reset your space, reset your mind. Focus on what truly matters. You've got this!

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2712 N 21st St, Suite A
Tacoma, WA
98406

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 8:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 8:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 8:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 8:30pm
Friday 9:30am - 7:30pm
Saturday 9am - 10:30am
Sunday 9am - 12pm

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