Sunday
- WE Flow L1-2This class offers beginner-friendly options and is also challenging enough for the intermediate practitioner. You will be guided through postures and conscious breathing, to become steadier, stronger, more flexible and relaxed. with AshleyAshley enjoys guiding students through a vinyasa style class, sequenced around a central theme. She believes in using physical movement paired with breath connection to tell a story and encourages everyone to listen to their body while maintaining an open heart. Ashley seeks to offer something for every person whether it be an inspirational piece of literature, deep stretch the body has been longing for, or simply a precious hour of time to dedicate to yourself. 10:00 am to 11:00 am
- Gentle YogaThis class is for you if you are postnatal, recuperating from an injury, have a chronic condition that prohibits extensive movement, or just want relaxing, gentle stretching and strengthening. It is necessary to be able to practice seated on your mat, and on your back, belly, and knees. We will focus on mindful breathing and body awareness throughout the practice. with CatCathy Cappel discovered the benefits of yoga in the 70’s, and credits her yoga experience for her continued flexibility, strength and vitality. Adding stillness and silence in meditation/prayer to her practice has helped to calm, center, and focus her on becoming and being her True Self. Cat enjoys guiding and encouraging her yogis on the path of Self-Love and Acceptance, discovering their true nature, and realizing how truly loving, peaceful and wise they are. Cat believes that Love is who we are, and we need to Be that Love to be happy. “Let your teacher be love itself” (Rumi).
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Cat's bio and to meet our other instructors. 11:30 am to 12:30 pm
- Yoga for AthletesThis is an intermediate-level class focused on building strength, increasing mobility, injury prevention and enhance recovery for athletes. Whether you are a competitive athlete or looking for a more challenging practice, this class is for you. with JamieJamie Laputka, RN, E-RYT 500, RPYT
Jamie brings a blend of clinical knowledge, athletic performance insight, and deep yoga experience to every class she teaches. With over 20 years of personal practice and advanced training across multiple disciplines, Jamie has evolved into a highly specialized instructor focused on helping people move better, feel stronger, and heal more fully.
Jamie specializes in prenatal yoga, where she combines her medical background, doula training, and childbirth education to support mothers throughout pregnancy. Her prenatal classes focus on building strength, improving mobility, and teaching breathwork and mindfulness techniques that prepare both body and mind for labor and delivery. She is passionate about empowering women with knowledge, confidence, and a deeper connection to their bodies and their babies, helping them approach childbirth feeling strong, informed, and supported.
As a certified Yoga for Cancer and Chronic Illness instructor, Jamie’s approach to therapeutic yoga, offers a slower, more mindful approach for individuals managing illness, chronic conditions, or physical limitations. Drawing on her medical background and yoga therapy training, Jamie creates a safe, empowering environment where students can reconnect with their bodies, reduce pain, and restore balance.
As a Registered Nurse, certified childbirth educator, birth doula, Jamie has an exceptional understanding of the human body—both in peak performance and during times of recovery and transition. She integrates this knowledge into her teaching, creating classes that are not only physically effective but also deeply intentional and supportive. Jamie’s teaching style is grounded, knowledgeable, and encouraging. She believes yoga should be accessible, purposeful, and transformative—whether you’re training hard, preparing for birth, healing, or simply looking to feel better in your body.
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Jamie's bio and to meet our other instructors. 4:30 pm to 5:15 pm
- Prenatal YogaThis all-level class focuses on building strength, improving mobility, and teaching breathwork and mindfulness techniques that help prepare the body & mind for all stages of pregnancy, labor and delivery. Jamie uses her knowledge as an RN, birth doula and childbirth educator to facilitate a class that empowers moms to find a deeper connection with their bodies and babies. with JamieJamie Laputka, RN, E-RYT 500, RPYT
Jamie brings a blend of clinical knowledge, athletic performance insight, and deep yoga experience to every class she teaches. With over 20 years of personal practice and advanced training across multiple disciplines, Jamie has evolved into a highly specialized instructor focused on helping people move better, feel stronger, and heal more fully.
Jamie specializes in prenatal yoga, where she combines her medical background, doula training, and childbirth education to support mothers throughout pregnancy. Her prenatal classes focus on building strength, improving mobility, and teaching breathwork and mindfulness techniques that prepare both body and mind for labor and delivery. She is passionate about empowering women with knowledge, confidence, and a deeper connection to their bodies and their babies, helping them approach childbirth feeling strong, informed, and supported.
As a certified Yoga for Cancer and Chronic Illness instructor, Jamie’s approach to therapeutic yoga, offers a slower, more mindful approach for individuals managing illness, chronic conditions, or physical limitations. Drawing on her medical background and yoga therapy training, Jamie creates a safe, empowering environment where students can reconnect with their bodies, reduce pain, and restore balance.
As a Registered Nurse, certified childbirth educator, birth doula, Jamie has an exceptional understanding of the human body—both in peak performance and during times of recovery and transition. She integrates this knowledge into her teaching, creating classes that are not only physically effective but also deeply intentional and supportive. Jamie’s teaching style is grounded, knowledgeable, and encouraging. She believes yoga should be accessible, purposeful, and transformative—whether you’re training hard, preparing for birth, healing, or simply looking to feel better in your body.
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Jamie's bio and to meet our other instructors. 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Monday
- Kripalu YogaInspired by the practices of Swami Kripalu, this beginner-friendly class offers a deep integration of breath work and postures. After body and breathing warm ups, we flow between and within postures to increase awareness and alignment, and to deepen into holds of postures. The class is led by a teacher immersed in Kripalu Methodology and a graduate of the Kripalu Center’s 500 hour program. with LisaLisa Bryan is a 500-hour certified teacher in the Kripalu Yoga tradition. She brings a passion for learning and holistic health into her classes and she loves to teach the breadth and depth of yoga practice with a sense of humor and nurturing. Breathing techniques (pranayama) and guiding deep relaxation experiences in svasana posture are her specialties.
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Lisa's bio and to meet our other instructors. 10:00 am to 11:15 am
- WE Flow L1This level-1 class includes stretching and strengthening for beginners, seniors, prenatal and postnatal, those rehabilitating and for anyone wanting or needing a gentler practice. Mindful breathing, relaxation techniques and pose modifications will provide a safe and effective practice. with SherryLook for more information about Sherry Baublitz. 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm
- WE Flow L2In this intermediate-level class, move with your breath, flowing from one pose to another and within a pose. Increase body and breath awareness and attain inner calm as you strengthen and stretch. Poses for stillness and relaxation will balance the practice. Through postures and conscious breathing, become steady, strong, flexible and relaxed. with TamiTami Cohen offers thoughtfully created flows based on intelligent movement. Everyone’s body is different, and everyone should adjust their practice so that it best serves their needs. Although Tami is an anatomy and alignment geek, she keeps her classes simple and approachable, and always reminds you to breathe.
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Tami's bio and to meet our other instructors.
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Tuesday
- Gentle YogaThis class is for you if you are postnatal, recuperating from an injury, have a chronic condition that prohibits extensive movement, or just want relaxing, gentle stretching and strengthening. It is necessary to be able to practice seated on your mat, and on your back, belly, and knees. We will focus on mindful breathing and body awareness throughout the practice. with CatCathy Cappel discovered the benefits of yoga in the 70’s, and credits her yoga experience for her continued flexibility, strength and vitality. Adding stillness and silence in meditation/prayer to her practice has helped to calm, center, and focus her on becoming and being her True Self. Cat enjoys guiding and encouraging her yogis on the path of Self-Love and Acceptance, discovering their true nature, and realizing how truly loving, peaceful and wise they are. Cat believes that Love is who we are, and we need to Be that Love to be happy. “Let your teacher be love itself” (Rumi).
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Cat's bio and to meet our other instructors. 10:00 am to 11:00 am
- Yoga BlendYou never know what you're going to get, but it will be Yoga. It depends on the weather, the people who show up, and just about anything that affects our yoga practice can influence this practice together. There might be some yin, restorative, flow, holds, or rolling around on the ground - it's all yoga. with LeahLeah Naylor began practicing yoga as a child, with her mom who was, and still is, a yoga instructor. Leah continues to experience her true Yoga practice on the mat and off as she now finds every life experience and every moment to be one in which her Yoga can be practiced and deepened in new ways. She feels gratitude for the abundance of teachers, experiences and moments of humility and growth she finds through and because of her Yoga. Leah’s classes are guided in the style of Vinyasa Yoga, flowing from pose to pose with your breath, and are designed around the needs (or wants) of her students. Her flows are creative, focused and slow to encourage a deeper awareness and understanding of the body, breath, mind and heart.
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Leah's bio and to meet our other instructors. 4:30 pm to 5:15 pm - Warm Flow L1-2This class offers beginner-friendly options and is also challenging enough for the intermediate practitioner. You will be guided through postures and conscious breathing, to become steadier, stronger, more flexible and relaxed. This class is practiced in a room heated to 80 degrees. with CaseyCasey completed a 200-hour yoga teacher training through West End Yoga Center and strives to continue to teach and live the values of yoga on and off the mat. Casey is also an elementary school teacher, where she also shares her love for yoga, teaching children different yoga techniques. Casey is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Elementary Education and her Children’s Yoga Teacher Certification. 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Wednesday
- WE Flow L1This level-1 class includes stretching and strengthening for beginners, seniors, prenatal and postnatal, those rehabilitating and for anyone wanting or needing a gentler practice. Mindful breathing, relaxation techniques and pose modifications will provide a safe and effective practice. with SherryLook for more information about Sherry Baublitz. 10:00 am to 11:00 am
- Chair YogaChair Yoga is a unique yoga style that adapts yoga positions and poses through creative use of a chair. The chair replaces the yoga mat and becomes an extension of the body. The student is able to warm up the body safely and perform yoga poses with more support and stability. Poses are done seated on the chair or the chair is used for support during standing poses, forward and backward bends, side extensions, balancing, and leg and arm stretches. Chair Yoga is suitable for all ages, fitness levels and physical conditions. with BethBeth Wernham is an E-RYT-500 through Yoga Alliance. Her journey in yoga began over 25 years ago as a way to manage anxiety and depression. In 2001, she studied Mindfulness Meditation and in 2008, she received her YTT-200 at Open Heart Yoga in Orefield, PA. As a clinical social worker, she realized quickly that talk therapy was only part of a healing process for many of her clients, and became certified to teach yoga for depression and anxiety through LifeForce Yoga. In 2016 she received her YTT-500 at Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health and in 2017 she became certified as a Chair Yoga teacher with Lakshmi Voelker’s program. She is also certified as a Children’s Yoga instructor and yoga for pregnant students.
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Beth's bio and to meet our other instructors. 11:30 am to 12:30 pm
- WE Flow L1-2This class offers beginner-friendly options and is also challenging enough for the intermediate practitioner. You will be guided through postures and conscious breathing, to become steadier, stronger, more flexible and relaxed. with SydneySydney believes that yoga is for everyone. She sees her practice as one of the greatest gifts in her life, and she is passionate about sharing the power of yoga with others by providing space for her students to slow down, create space, prioritize their own well-being, and discover the gift of yoga for themselves both on and off the mat. 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm
- Restorative YogaThis class is a gentle, calming practice where poses are fully supported and held for several minutes to promote deep relaxation, reduce stress and anxiety, improve sleep and support healing. with ShanaShana Baumgartner was first introduced to yoga in 1999 while living in California. She explored different yoga styles and take different classes, eventually falling in love with the fluidity and synchronicity of movement and breath that characterizes the Vinyasa flow style. In 2012, she decided to commit more fully to yoga by completing a 200-hour teacher training at West End Yoga; a truly life-changing experience! She continues to work on deepening her practice, guiding and learning from others on and off the mat, and maintaining her balance and calm.
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Shana's bio and meet our other instructors 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Thursday
- WE Flow L1-2This class offers beginner-friendly options and is also challenging enough for the intermediate practitioner. You will be guided through postures and conscious breathing, to become steadier, stronger, more flexible and relaxed. with DeannaDeanna Nagle has been practicing yoga for more than twenty
years, and teaching for over ten. She earned both her 200 hour and 500 hour level certifications at the Yoga Loft of Bethlehem where she also served as the director of teacher training for several years. She has additional training in restorative, yin, somatic, partner and children’s yoga. A former librarian, she is passionate about literature, philosophy, music and poetry and often incorporates these into her classes. Her passion is helping her students be their best selves through the healing practices of yoga. 10:00 am to 11:00 am
- Somatic YogaDo you have unresolved pain and tension in your body? This practice is gentle and effective; no experience is necessary! Everyone can benefit from this practice, regardless of age and ability. Please join Deanna for this transformative and deeply relaxing practice. with DeannaDeanna Nagle has been practicing yoga for more than twenty
years, and teaching for over ten. She earned both her 200 hour and 500 hour level certifications at the Yoga Loft of Bethlehem where she also served as the director of teacher training for several years. She has additional training in restorative, yin, somatic, partner and children’s yoga. A former librarian, she is passionate about literature, philosophy, music and poetry and often incorporates these into her classes. Her passion is helping her students be their best selves through the healing practices of yoga. 11:30 am to 12:45 pm
- Yin YogaYin Yoga incorporates intentionally-placed poses which are held for 3-5 minutes to enhance effective stretching throughout the body. with MoniqueMonique Shetayh has been practicing yoga since 2006. During the Summer of 2016, she decided to enroll in the 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training Program at West End Yoga because she was ready to deepen her knowledge and practice. Monique found the "journey" to be a "humbling, purifying and transformational experience", as she noticed the ways in which going inward inspired self-discovery and self-growth. Yoga brings "balance, grounding, healing and calmness to my mind and body". Her yoga practice inspires her "to be better, to think less, to feel more and to simply be in the present moment".
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Monique's bio and to meet our other instructors. 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Friday
- WE Flow L1This level-1 class includes stretching and strengthening for beginners, seniors, prenatal and postnatal, those rehabilitating and for anyone wanting or needing a gentler practice. Mindful breathing, relaxation techniques and pose modifications will provide a safe and effective practice. with CatCathy Cappel discovered the benefits of yoga in the 70’s, and credits her yoga experience for her continued flexibility, strength and vitality. Adding stillness and silence in meditation/prayer to her practice has helped to calm, center, and focus her on becoming and being her True Self. Cat enjoys guiding and encouraging her yogis on the path of Self-Love and Acceptance, discovering their true nature, and realizing how truly loving, peaceful and wise they are. Cat believes that Love is who we are, and we need to Be that Love to be happy. “Let your teacher be love itself” (Rumi).
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Cat's bio and to meet our other instructors. 10:00 am to 11:00 am
- Friday Flow ($10)Wind down your work week in this energetic flow class. Some yoga experience recommended, however, as always, you make it what you want/need it to be with the suggested options. with TamiTami Cohen offers thoughtfully created flows based on intelligent movement. Everyone’s body is different, and everyone should adjust their practice so that it best serves their needs. Although Tami is an anatomy and alignment geek, she keeps her classes simple and approachable, and always reminds you to breathe.
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Tami's bio and to meet our other instructors.
4:30 pm to 5:30 pm
Saturday
- WE Flow L1-2This class offers beginner-friendly options and is also challenging enough for the intermediate practitioner. You will be guided through postures and conscious breathing, to become steadier, stronger, more flexible and relaxed. with DominicaDominica Fox is a 200-hr certified yoga instructor, with a career background in the mental health field. After her yoga teacher training at West End Yoga, Dominica immediately felt the need to change her career and commit to teaching yoga. The training not only certified her as an instructor, but most importantly deepened her spirituality and desire to help others heal through yoga. Dominica believes in the healing power of yoga, as she has overcome body image issues through her practice and connection to mind, body, and spirit. It is her passion to help other women heal through holistic approaches in wellness coaching and yoga. Dominica teaches all levels and advocates that any body, any age can do yoga. It is Dominica’s philosophy to always listen to one’s body since we are all unique in our practice. Dominica incorporates creative sequencing for each individual in their yoga journey.
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Dominica's bio and to meet our other instructors. 8:30 am to 9:30 am
- WE Flow L1This level-1 class includes stretching and strengthening for beginners, seniors, prenatal and postnatal, those rehabilitating and for anyone wanting or needing a gentler practice. Mindful breathing, relaxation techniques and pose modifications will provide a safe and effective practice. with WendyWendy Arner believes in promoting healthy lifestyle habits through a holistic approach. She found that a regular yoga practice was the missing piece needed to handle the stresses of everyday life. The immediate sense of well-being and decreased anxiety kept her returning to the mat. Increased energy and physical strength soon followed. Wendy’s beginner-friendly approach strives to meet the needs of individual practitioners. She creates a healthy, fun environment where you can safely nourish your mind, body and spirit through yoga.
Visit "Who WE Are" to read Wendy's bio and to meet our other instructors. 10:00 am to 11:00 am
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