Gently Guided Mindfulness Meditation, Mindfulness, and Yoga

Join Mary Huber, LCSW-C at The Dandelion Collective for guided LGBTQIA+ meditation, mindfulness, and yoga once a month. Come carve out time and space for your mind, body and spirit!

Mary has facilitated mindfulness/meditation/yoga in various settings since 2015. They have trained at The Zen Buddhist Center of Ann Arbor, MI, Shiné Yoga and Wake Up Yoga in Philadelphia, MBSR course at Blue Banyan Yoga in Philadelphia, Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga under Bessel Van Der Kolk at Kripalu in Stockbridge, MA, and has taken workshops with Pema Chodron, and Jack Kornfield.

Mats, blocks, blankets provided on site! Come in comfortable clothing.
Hosted by Mary Huber, LCSW-C, queer nonbinary psychotherapist at https://www.maryhuberlcswc.com/. Emaily Mary with questions or for a consult at hta@hush.com.

Where: Dandelion Collective, 3417 14th St NW, Washington, DC 20010

FAQ: What's the best way for transportation?

The closest metro stop is Columbia Heights on the Green Line. Parking is also available on the street or in a nearby garage.
FAQ: Is the building wheelchair accessible?

Unfortunately, the building is not wheelchair accessible, as there are stairs connected to every entrance and no ramp. However, we are dedicated to creating access and have received approval from the landlord to make minor renovations to create this access. We are researching options and grants to make this possible. If you would like to share resources on creating ADA accessibility in DC or have any questions regarding our decision-making process when selecting this space, please feel free to email Kris at krisoseth@gmail.com.

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This is a free mental health focused workshop and event led by the Queer Mental Health Initiative, which is a collaborative group of mental health professionals in the Washington, DC area who want to create free spaces, provide mental health resources, and empower queer-focused programming in 2025. All our invited, including allies!

Host or Publisher Queer Mental Health Initiative