What we’re about
Heal One World offers Yoga, Tai Chi, Meditation, Raw Food and Health Coaching. Looking to learn or expand your practice, interested in reducing and managing stress or gaining control of your health, meet up with us at our studio. In a very zen, inclusive and beginner to advanced friendly environment. We honor veterans with free classes. Our classes are DONATION based.
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•OnlineDonation-Based Guided Meditation with Alex (ONLINE)
OnlineYou must sign up at least one hour before the start of this class. After you RSVP, return to this event page to view the Zoom link for the class.
If you have any issues signing up for or attending the class please email admin@healoneworld.org as soon as you experience problems. Always remember to refer to the desktop version first if you are having difficulties as it is much more reliable than the app.Class Description:
Join Thursday evening for a 30-minute guided mindfulness meditation practice designed to help cultivate mindfulness, ease stress, and anxiety and promote a sense of calm and well-being. Give yourself the gift of the present as you are guided through various mindfulness practices, including breath awareness, body scans, mindfulness of thought, and self-compassion.
For 30 minutes, join in a welcoming and non-judgmental space, with guidance and support throughout the session. All are welcome- no experience necessary. Meditations can be done seated or lying down, whatever is most comfortable. After the meditation, there will be time for reflection and questions.Teacher Bio:
Alexandra Klein is a certified mindfulness meditation teacher trained in mindful self-compassion. First introduced to mindfulness in a therapeutic setting over thirteen years ago, she saw the tremendous potential and impact that mindfulness could bring and committed her life’s purpose to learning and practicing.
Alexandra is deeply committed to her own practice- to living a life in line with her values. As a lifelong student and lover of learning, she is constantly taking courses, reading and engaging with mindfulness and Buddhist psychology. She is extremely dedicated to her own practice, for her benefit and for the benefit of those she teaches. She has completed over 90 days of silent retreat practice (including multiple one-week retreats), leads drop-in meditation practices, volunteers at InsightLA, and has taught numerous six-week introductory classes and heart-based courses. Alexandra meets with her mentor regularly as well as working with a Life Balance strategist. She lives in Los Angeles and is currently working with students one-on-one via Zoom.Qualifications:
Intensive Practice Program, UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center, 2016-2018
Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification, UC Berekely’s Greater Good Science Center and Sounds True, under Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach, Class of 2021
Mindful Self Compassion Teacher training, UC San Diego’s Center for Mindful Self Compassion, 2022
Life Balance Strategist, in training, Life Balance Institute 2023-2025
Learn more at Alexandramindfulness.comHeal One World is a nonprofit dedicated to providing holistic preventative healthcare services and low or no cost—no one is turned away due to lack of funds. If you’d like to contribute to our mission and help us continue to provide services, you may choose to donate any amount on PayPal. Our Venmo, now accepting donations, is @howdonation if you would like to make a contribution.
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IN PERSON: Sacred Slow with Jhannyn
Heal One World, 3503 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, USTeacher bio:
Jhannyn is a 200-hour certified yoga teacher, lifelong student of yoga, and dedicated practitioner of meditation for over 5 years. She completed her training through The Yoga Tree Coop, a program rooted in social justice, inclusivity, and accessibility — values that continue to shape her teaching and presence in the community. Her classes offer a slow, intentional flow that centers breath, body awareness, and choice. Jhannyn creates welcoming spaces where all bodies and identities are honored, and where yoga becomes a tool for healing, reconnection, and inner strength. She invites students to move at their own pace, listen deeply, and approach practice as both a personal and collective journey toward wholeness.
Class description:
A slow, grounding yin practice for presence, connection, and release.
In this gentle all-levels class, we settle into simple, supported poses held for several minutes, allowing your body to open and your mind to quiet. With mindful breathwork and moments of stillness, you’ll create space for connection, clarity, and deep relaxation. Sacred Slow invites you to honor your body’s wisdom, soften into sensation, and treat your practice as a meditative pause. Perfect for beginners, those returning to their mat, or anyone seeking to slow down, tune in, and restore from the inside out.
Heal One World is a nonprofit dedicated to providing holistic preventative healthcare services and low or no cost—no one is turned away due to lack of funds. If you’d like to contribute to our mission and help us continue to provide services, you may choose to donate any amount on PayPal (no account necessary).2 attendeesIN PERSON: Sacred Slow with Jhannyn
Heal One World, 3503 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, USTeacher bio:
Jhannyn is a 200-hour certified yoga teacher, lifelong student of yoga, and dedicated practitioner of meditation for over 5 years. She completed her training through The Yoga Tree Coop, a program rooted in social justice, inclusivity, and accessibility — values that continue to shape her teaching and presence in the community. Her classes offer a slow, intentional flow that centers breath, body awareness, and choice. Jhannyn creates welcoming spaces where all bodies and identities are honored, and where yoga becomes a tool for healing, reconnection, and inner strength. She invites students to move at their own pace, listen deeply, and approach practice as both a personal and collective journey toward wholeness.
Class description:
A slow, grounding yin practice for presence, connection, and release.
In this gentle all-levels class, we settle into simple, supported poses held for several minutes, allowing your body to open and your mind to quiet. With mindful breathwork and moments of stillness, you’ll create space for connection, clarity, and deep relaxation. Sacred Slow invites you to honor your body’s wisdom, soften into sensation, and treat your practice as a meditative pause. Perfect for beginners, those returning to their mat, or anyone seeking to slow down, tune in, and restore from the inside out.
Heal One World is a nonprofit dedicated to providing holistic preventative healthcare services and low or no cost—no one is turned away due to lack of funds. If you’d like to contribute to our mission and help us continue to provide services, you may choose to donate any amount on PayPal (no account necessary).2 attendees
IN PERSON: Feel-Good Breath and Body with Zoe
Heal One World, 3503 W Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, USDetails
Teacher bio:
Zoe Banoža dabbled with yoga for over ten years before deciding to earn her 200-hr certification last summer. She completed her training in Kathmandu, Nepal at Mandala Yoga Retreat. There, she finally saw yoga not as a way to crank out a sculpted body but as a method to build connection, allyship, and trust with the body. The realization reshaped and strengthened her relationship with yoga, her self, and her life. Outside of teaching, she’s a writer and a model.
Class description:
Use intentional movement and breath to deepen your relationship with your body. This is a Hatha-inspired class with touches of flow and wave-like sequences. Moderately paced with accessible poses that open your body and help build strength. Intuitive movement encouraged. Begin to see your body as an ally you can trust in this feel-good weekly practice.
Heal One World is a nonprofit dedicated to providing holistic preventative healthcare services and low or no cost—no one is turned away due to lack of funds. If you’d like to contribute to our mission and help us continue to provide services, you may choose to donate any amount on PayPal (no account necessary).3 attendees
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