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Weiss Hall- Suite 104
331 Madison Ave
Scranton, PA 18510
(570) 941-4253
CHEW Weekly Wellness Classes
Spring 26 Weekly Wellness Class Schedule
Email chew@scranton.edu to be placed on a group email to receive notifications about information and /or cancellations about the class you are interested in attending.
Spring Semester Offerings: (please note new locations)
Guided Mindfulness Meditation- Monday 5:00 pm-5:30 pm Weiss Hall Well-being Room
Calm & Strong Yoga- Tuesdays 5:30 pm- 6:15 pm Weiss Hall Well-being Room
Evening Reset & Restore Yoga- Tuesdays 7:00 pm- 7:45 pm- Weiss Hall Well-being Room
Functional Movement Yoga- Wednesdays 12:15 pm -12:45 pm- Weiss Hall Well-being Room
Empowered Yoga Flow- Thursdays 5:30 pm -6:15 pm- Weiss Hall Well-being Room
Yoga for Stress & Tension Relief- Fridays 12:15-12:50 pm- Weiss Hall Well-being Room
Weekly Wellness Classes Descriptions:
Spring Semester Offerings: (please note new locations)
Guided Mindfulness Meditation- Monday 5:00 pm-5:30 pm Weiss Hall Well-being Room
Instructor: Lisa Rigau MS, BSN, RN, Healthy Lifestyle Management
This half-hour class provides the fundamentals of Mindfulness Meditation is shown to reduce anxiety and depression and to improve well-being. Through increased awareness of body sensations, thoughts and emotions these practices are intended to enhance the participant’s ability to recognize and respond to the stressors of everyday life with greater skill and resilience. Through meditation and awareness practices, we will explore this practical and evidence-based approach to assist in alleviating stress and enhancing flourishing in life.
Calm & Strong Yoga- Tuesday 5:30 pm-6:15 pm- Weiss Hall Well-being Room
Instructor: Miranda Miaris
Calm & Strong Yoga is a weekly invitation to slow down, soften, and reset your nervous system. This is a Yin and Restorative yoga practice, featuring slow, steady, floor-based postures to gently release tension in the body and calm the mind. This class is open to everyone. There are no physical requirements and no prior yoga experience needed.
Evening Reset & Restore Yoga-Tuesday 7:00 pm- 7:45 pm-Weiss Hall Well-being Room
Instructor: Lynn Braz
This 45-minute gentle, all-levels yoga class focuses on mindful movement, mental clarity and breathing to help manage stress, improve concentration, and support overall well-being. Perfect for unwinding in the evening and creating space to reset before the rest of your week. Designed for all levels, the practice helps reduce stress,
improve focus, and restore a sense of balance.
Functional Movement Yoga- Wednesday 12:15 pm -12:45 pm- Weiss Hall Well-being Room
Instructor: Nicole Kreidler
Recharge your midday with this 30-minute lunchtime class designed to build strength, increase mobility, and energize your body. Flow continuously through standing and floor-based sequences that link movement with breath, helping you activate the muscles that support you in daily life. Take this time for yourself to enhances body awareness, focus, and functional strength keeping you grounded, present, and strong throughout your day. This is best for those looking for a more active class.
Empowered Yoga Flow- Thursdays 5:30 pm -6:15pm- Weiss Hall Well-being Room
Instructor: Miranda Miaris
Empowered Yoga is designed to build strength, stability, and confidence, both physically and mentally. This class blends intentional movement with mind-to-muscle awareness to help you feel present, empowered, and strong. You can expect a moderately active class that focuses on functional strength, mobility, and alignment. Modifications and options are always offered so you can move in a way that feels right for your body. The pace is intentional and accessible, allowing you to challenge yourself while still honoring rest when needed.
Yoga for Stress & Tension Relief- Fridays 12:15-12:50 pm-
Instructor: Kim Dempsey
Yoga for Stress & Tension Relief is a nervous system–supportive class focused on easing physical and mental stress. Through slow, mindful movement, grounding breathwork, and gentle stretches, participants release tension held in the neck, shoulders, hips, and low back. The class promotes a sense of spaciousness, grounding, and connection, leaving participants with lasting calm beyond the mat.
If you are interested in getting on the list for any weekly wellness classes, please email chew@scranton.edu
Questions? Feel free to call CHEW at 570-941-4253 or email chew@scranton.edu
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