Sound • Movement • Mindfulness
Come back
to calm.
Sound baths and children's yoga
in Russellville, Arkansas.
Restorative sound experiences for adults.
Playful, mindful movement for little ones.
Private gatherings • Preschools • Libraries • Community events
What is a sound bath?
A guided, meditative experience that invites your mind and body to settle through sound, breath, and stillness.
Breathwork • Guided meditation
You're not coming to listen to a concert. You're coming to be immersed in sound.
Lexi uses a seven-piece crystal bowl set to create layers of tones and gentle vibrations. You'll usually rest on a yoga mat with any blankets or cushions you'd like, begin with a simple breathing exercise, and ease into a guided meditation before the sound bath unfolds.
No experience and no particular spiritual belief is needed. Simply arrive as you are and give yourself permission to rest.
Make it your own
Book a private sound bath
Choose the theme, location, and optional essential oils, then invite as many or as few people as you'd like.
Team appreciation · Date night · Ladies' night · Retreats · Private gatherings
Mindful silliness encouraged
Children's yoga that meets kids where they are.
Movement, stories, breath, and imagination, woven together for children as young as two.
Lexi helps children explore breathing techniques, emotional awareness, stillness, and playful movement in a way that feels welcoming and fun. Her classes can be adapted for preschools, libraries, and community events.
- Preschool and daycare programs
- Library storytime and enrichment
- Special events and community programs
Meet your guide
Hi, I'm Lexi.
A children's yoga teacher, sound-bath facilitator, and lifelong believer in the power of a well-timed deep breath.
I received my 200-hour Hatha Yoga certification in 2012. In 2017, just three weeks after having my first child, I was asked to teach a kids yoga class, something I had never done before. It went so well that children's stories began sparking yoga routines in my mind. I've been turning those ideas into playful, mindful experiences ever since.
When I'm not teaching, I love learning German, working on my handstands, baking cookies, and spending time with my husband and our two wonderfully unique children.
Good to know
Come comfortable.
Bring a yoga mat and anything that helps you rest comfortably, such as a blanket, pillow, or eye mask. Sound baths require no physical exertion and can be enjoyed by most people.
If you have sound-triggered epilepsy, significant sound sensitivity, or a health concern that may be affected by sound or vibration, speak with your healthcare professional before participating.
Russellville, Arkansas
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