We are proud supporters of the following organizations and hope you will take a moment to explore all of the wonderful things they are doing to enhance our community, our environment and our human family. We are better, when we serve together!

Welcome hOMe! We are excited for you to visit our beautiful studio located at 2710 S. Clear Creek Road in Killeen, Texas. Life Moves Yoga, founded and operated by Beth Funk, Ed.D, RYT offers mindfully designed yoga and meditation classes that help students of all levels feel their best physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

Practicing yoga and meditation can help you develop new patterns of breathing, thinking, and moving, creating the balance and harmony needed to grow and thrive through all of life’s peaks and valleys. Untie the knots in your body, clear out the clutter in your mind, and remove the veil shrouding your spirit by moving mindfully, breathing deeply, finding stillness from within and living the best life possible.

Founded in 2019, Project Passport is a wellness travel company created for the new millennium of travel where one can combine mind, body, culture, and people into one beautifully developed group experience, also known as a “retreat.”

Our retreats range domestically to the international ends of the earth. Sabriya, the Founder, created Project Passport for people wanting more than just a sightsee. People who want to take part in a meaningful travel experience that aims to help them: 1) find a better sense of self and balance 2) build connections with other people 3) create lifelong memories and 4) gain social awareness.

Warriors at Ease brings the healing power of yoga and meditation to military communities around the world, especially those affected by combat-stress, PTSD, and trauma. We do this by training and deploying certified mind-body professionals to settings where they can enhance the health and well-being of service members, veterans, families, and healthcare staff.

The Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS), defines hyperbaric oxygen therapy as “a treatment in which a patient breathes 100% oxygen intermittently while inside a treatment chamber at a pressure higher than sea level pressure.” With your Guiding Wellness Institute membership you will receive a discount on services.

Carolina Treatment Center of Fayetteville provides superior treatment to individuals aged 18 and older who are struggling with an addiction to opioids. The Fayetteville clinic provides all-inclusive medication assisted treatment by combining specific prescription medications, as well as effective therapeutic interventions.

More than 80 percent of those who had tried yoga or tai chi or had seen a massage therapist or chiropractor said it had helped them.

“Tai chi helps with back pain in several ways,” says Benjamin Kligler, M.D., national director of the Integrative Health Coordinating Center at the Veteran’s Health Administration. “It strengthens the muscles in your abdomen and pelvic area that are crucial to supporting the lower back; it improves your balance and flexibility; and it makes you more aware of your posture when you sit, stand, and walk.”

It all started when I broke my back in a military training accident almost two years ago.

After an eight week recovery on the couch unable to move, I went on to special operations assessment and selection. Through some of the worst pain I’ve ever endured, I made it to the other side of selection.

Shortly after I returned, a friend turned me onto Yoga to help cope with my incessant back pain. Nearly two years later, I’m not only feeling less pain, but I’m fully and wholeheartedly committed to my practice.

The goal of American Yogi is to share that experience with others, be they military, civilian, first responder, nine-to-fiver who needs the love and gratitude Yoga can provide.

Thank you for taking a moment to read a little bit about how we came about. Excited to help do for others what Yoga has done for me, and to embrace all the good that our practice holds.

Namaste.

John Dees Jr. has been a licensed massage and bodywork therapist since 1999 after he studied at Sandhills community colleges first class for medical massage therapy in Pinehurst N.C and is a licensed esthetician since 2004 where he studied at Central Carolina of Sanford N.C. Over the past 18 years, John has built a reputation for his knowledge of soft tissue manipulation and many more modalities used to facilitate healing of the mind, body and spirit.

The Holiday Highlander is an athletic competition with a mix of strongman events and Highland Games Events. All competitors are required to wear a kilt for the competition. We support a community saturated with Military Personnel and Veterans and feel pushing this money towards an organization that supports transition, healing and community would be a great partnership! All monies raised for the event will be put back Continuing the Mission’s program that provides uniquely trained/certified service dogs for free to Veterans and transitioning Service Members.