About
Philosophy
Wherever we are in life, whatever we have encountered, there is always an opportunity to begin again, to reintegrate what feels scattered, and to abide in a sense of wholeness.
We each possess a wealth of innate resources that are unique and powerful. This practice is an invitation to access, trust, and understand these natural gifts through direct investigation of the body and mind. In doing so, we cultivate mental and physical balance and learn to nourish our lives through movement and breath, stillness and reflection, creation and letting go. We learn to meet ourselves as we are, to rest within our own unfolding and to discover the freedom of heart and spirit that is available to all.
May you know the goodness and ease of your own heart, and may this serve the liberation of all beings.
Courtney (Court) Morgan, E-RYT500 & RYCEP (She/They), has been practicing meditation since 1997 and yoga since 2001. She teaches the cultivation of awareness via embodiment, weaving somatics, Buddhist studies, trauma resolution technique, clear intention and detailed instruction to foster curiosity, compassion, and playfulness.
With deep roots in the YogaWorks lineage, ongoing study in somatic trauma resolution and a dedicated practice within the Buddhadharma through IMS and Spirit Rock, Court’s approach is both precise and heartfelt. She offers a path of Yoga that encourages connection, curiosity, self-awareness, humor, tenacity, and agency in service of personal and collective liberation. From 2013-2019 she created and taught via her studio, Revolver Yoga, in Walla Walla, Washington, and subsequently founded Insight Sangha Providence in 2023.
Court currently teaches classes, workshops, and day-long retreats locally in Walla Walla, Washington through the YMCA and (soon!) through Open Sky Meditation as well as holds residential retreats in beautiful places with fellow teachers, leaders and creatives. When not teaching, she’s likely on a long walk or bike ride, cuddling with her cat, Fredrik, or chatting with friends at the kitchen island.
“Court is a one of a kind yoga teacher who builds creative sequences while integrating real life anecdotes and spiritual teachings into practice. She is a highly skilled practitioner and incredibly knowledgeable about human anatomy and energy systems. Walking into Court's class feels like entering a caring and constructive space that, for me, inspired a life-long yoga practice.”
— Maddy Poehlin