New Location #1 starting, Thursday October 8, 2026.

Namma Houston

4203 Yoakum Blvd. Suite 400 HTX 77006

On going classes:

Tuesday and Thursday mornings 9:00-10:30.

Saturday morning Workshops once a month (See Events and Workshops)

October 10, 9:00-10:30

Please pay me directly for all classes and workshops.

Drop in | $35.00

Package of Ten | $330.00

Namma is a collaboration space for healing, connection and whole-person care. I’m thrilled to join the other practitioners on the 4th floor of this lovely building. Our Yoga room is much bigger and has a view of the trees along Yoakum Blvd.

Parking: Street parking is available, along with a limited number of unreserved 2-hour spots in the surface lot. Please do not park in any of the reserved spots. If you cannot find parking, tokens are available for the parking deck across the street. You can retrieve a token for the parking deck from the Namma front desk. (You must enter the parking deck from W. Main Street).

New Location # 2 starting, Monday evening, October 12, 2026

Houston Yoga Club

1123 W 21st Street HTX 77008

On going classes:

Monday evening 6:30-7:45

Friday morning 9:30-10:45

Please pay Houston Yoga Club directly: houstonyogaclub.com

$30.00/person

See Events and Workshops for up coming Saturday workshops.

Parking: Street parking is available. Please do not park in the driveway.

Private Sessions: You are welcome to contact me for private sessions. We will choose a convenient day and time. We can meet at one of the studios where I teach or at your home. $160.00 for 90 minutes.

Rates

Namma

Pay me directly

Drop in | $35.00

Package of Ten | $330.00

Houston Yoga Club

Pay them directly houstonyogaclub.com

Weekday classes $30.00/person

Saturday Workshops | $35.00

Private class | $160.00

Location TBD

 

Schedule & Rates

My aim is to guide you into your own unique experience inside.   

Class Description  

Go deeper into your yoga practice in my 60-90 minute immersion classes.  

 I will offer cues and sequences that stretch your ability to focus and teach you to feel your breath in new ways.  As you feel your breathing body it will inform your brain of things that will excite and surprise you.  My aim is to guide you into your own unique experience inside.  You will gain confidence and learn to trust what is true for you.  
These asana classes flow but also bring stillness.  The kind of stillness that allows you to feel the internal flow of your life force.  You might find this feeling in a standing pose, an inversion or a seated position. It’s worth the time.  There is enough time. 

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Monday and Friday

6:30-7:45

Monday evening

9:30-11:45

Friday morning

Houston Yoga Club

Tuesday and Thursday

9-10:30am

Namma

Wednesday

Private Classes Only

Contact me to schedule ahead of time

Saturday

October 10, 2026

9:00 - 10:30 AM

Namma

 

Sunday

Private Class Only

Contact me to schedule ahead of time

 

 
Julie A. Cohn

Julie A. Cohn

Among the Trees

“At least one morning every week, I fill a water bottle and head out to meet some friends under the oak trees edgint the expansive lawn at the Menil Collection. We spread out our yoga mats about 12 feet apart, in the welcome shade, and we spend an hour or two taking slow breaths, stretching this way and that and sitting very quietly. Occacionally we chat. Since March 19, it really hasn’t ever been too hot or too cold to do this. This weekly practice opened my eyes to Houston in a new way. We don’t have snow-capped peaks, rushing rivers, wide open prairies or waves crashing on pristine beaches. But we do have many lovely public spaces, available to everyone, to enjoy the colors of green leaves against a blue sky or the sound of jays and mockingbirds re-hashing current events. And despite mid-day in mid-August, the weather here is fairly temperate. Houston has, surprisingly, offered respite from the anxiety of COVID-19, the confines of home offices and masked-up workplaces, and the relentless echo of the election season. My gratitude, in 2020, is for my city, my neighbors, my friends, my family and those oak trees.”