Meet Hannah Grimm:
owner of Move-Meant Massage and Yoga
When I was 18, I struggled deeply with anxiety and chronic headaches. I felt lost, unsure of my path, and disconnected from myself. Then, in the summer of 2008, yoga found me.
It happened by chance—a free yoga class at a local gym caught my eye. I had no flexibility, no expectations... just curiosity. But I’ll never forget how I felt after that first class: lighter, clearer, more at peace than I had in years. Yoga met me exactly where I was—and it never let go.
That one experience became the catalyst for a life devoted to healing, growth, and service. In 2009, I became certified as a Massage Therapist. In 2012, I completed my yoga teacher training to begin guiding others in the same way yoga had once guided me along the way, I discovered the profound effects of Craniosacral Therapy, which helped ease my migraines and supported my nervous system through years of chronic stress.
Yoga, massage, and craniosacral therapy didn’t just change my life—they gave me my life back. And now, I’m here to give back.
Through a blend of alignment based yoga, and deep listening, I offer others the same space to reconnect, heal, and feel held. My mission is to support my community in finding peace within their own bodies—because I know how powerful that transformation can be.
mEET kEVIN dREYER:
yOGA iNSTRUCTOR
Kevin is an enthusiastic and engaging instructor who has been practicing yoga since 2001 and has been a Registered Yoga Teacher through Yoga Alliance (RYT-200) since 2009. Kevin’s experience teaching all levels of yoga brings a well-rounded approach. He often adopts many of the things from his own personal practice into each class he offers. Kevin explains, “I approach my teaching simply to guide the class safely through sequences of tried and true yoga poses that have been around for a very long time. In order to allow the experience to happen, I try not to get in the way, especially for those who are new to yoga. I encourage exploration and acute awareness to the breath and individual experience with regular reminders for students to make adjustments to poses by listening to how the body responds.”
meet Marianne Hopson:
Yoga Instructor
I took my first yoga class hoping it would help with tight hamstrings from distance running. After my first class, I was surprised at how good I felt in so many ways. That was in 2009, and from then on I continued to practice on a regular basis. By the end of 2012, I enrolled in a yoga teacher training certification class. The purpose was to learn more about the ancient traditions and to improve my own practice. In 2013, I received my teaching certificate and have been an instructor since. My teaching philosophy is that I practice what I teach. Mostly traditional poses that flow together allowing deep breathing. I believe that yoga can benefit any student at any level who is just willing to try.