Akasha Acupuncture, Yoga + Herbal Medicine
Akasha Acupuncture, Yoga + Herbal Medicine is a studio in Mount Hope with classes in vinyasa and sound baths. About 12 classes a week with 11 facilitators, busiest on Sundays and Mondays. Most classes start in the evening, after work.
- Every day: Classes seven days a week.
12 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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Schedule, events and newsAkasha Acupuncture, Yoga + Herbal Medicine in your Sunday digest
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Tomorrow
Sunday 1 November
The feel
Compared with the rest of Boston, Akasha Acupuncture, Yoga + Herbal Medicine leans toward Flow 3.9×, Earth 3.8× and Yoga 3.7×.
How Akasha Acupuncture, Yoga + Herbal Medicine feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of BostonWho leads here
Anna Jacobs5 classes in two weeksJennifer Maniates4 classes in two weeksAditi Dholakia2 classes in two weeksAngela Allen2 classes in two weeksAnthe Kelley2 classes in two weeksKayleigh Jeanette2 classes in two weeks
All 10 facilitatorsPrices and booking
Each class links straight to Akasha Acupuncture, Yoga + Herbal Medicine’s own booking page, so the full price goes to the studio and its facilitators.
Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Akasha Acupuncture, Yoga + Herbal Medicine
akasha acupuncture, yoga + herbal medicine sits in Mount Hope, Roslindale, with a schedule that leans toward evenings after work. Yoga makes up nearly all of the classes, with flow and vinyasa forming the core, and a few quieter options like restorative and sound bath sessions sit alongside them. Most people here come after the working day, and the studio's mix of energetic and restful classes gives you a choice depending on how the day has gone.
It suits you if
- you practice after work
- you want a flow class with a steady rhythm
- you want a slow, restful sound bath
At a glance
12classes this week
10facilitators
Read more about Akasha Acupuncture, Yoga + Herbal MedicineWhen the classes run, Classes and facilitators
When the classes run
The studio's schedule is weighted toward the evening. Most of the classes start after work, with the busiest start times around 6pm and 7:30pm. Weekends carry about a third of the classes, and Sunday and Wednesday are among the busiest days of the week.
Mornings have a smaller presence, with about a fifth of classes starting in the morning and a few beginning as early as 8am. Classes in the early morning are less common, so the morning options are more limited than the evening ones.
Classes and facilitators
Flow and vinyasa are the backbone of the schedule, and classes like Mixed Levels Vinyasa Flow, Morning Flow and Slow Flow & Let Go give different paces within the same approach. For a quieter practice, Restorative with Sound Healing and Yin Yang Yoga slow things down, and Self-Care Sunday offers a gentler weekend option.
The classes are led by about ten facilitators, with Anna Jacobs, Jennifer Maniates, Lucia Nguyen and Rachel Munyard among those who teach the most classes. Most sessions run about 75 minutes, which gives enough time for a full practice without feeling rushed.
Akasha Acupuncture, Yoga + Herbal Medicine: questions and answers
Who leads the classes at akasha in Mount Hope?
Yes, some of the facilitators here are Anna Jacobs, Jennifer Maniates and Lucia Nguyen. Most of the classes are yoga, with flow and vinyasa classes making up a large share of the schedule.
When do most people practice at this studio?
Most classes start in the evening, and the busiest start times fall around 6pm and 7:30pm. A smaller share of classes begin in the morning, and only a few start before 9am, so mornings are quieter here.
Are there classes for beginners?
Yes. The Mixed Levels Vinyasa Flow class is listed for mixed levels, and Slow Flow and Restorative with Sound Healing offer a gentler pace. The Yin Yang Yoga class is a slower, longer hold style.
How long are the classes, and do they run on weekends?
Most classes run about 75 minutes, though some are shorter at 60 minutes and the Strength & Surrender class runs 100 minutes. Weekends carry about a third of the schedule, and Sunday is one of the busiest days.
What kinds of practice are on offer?
The studio offers yoga, flow, vinyasa, restorative and hatha classes, along with a small number of sound bath sessions. Sound baths and restorative classes give a slower, more still experience compared with the flow classes.