A community first. A studio second.
Arise is a yoga and holistic wellness studio in Juanita Village, built around the people who practice here. Accessible, inclusive, and real — a place where everyone, teachers included, gets to be themselves. Not a brand, not a franchise, not anyone else’s idea of what a studio should be.
Two rooms, one temperature you’ll actually want to be in.
Phoenix Room
The warm one, around 80°. Enough to loosen up and breathe all the way down. Not a sauna.
Lotus Room
Stays cool. Yin, Nidra, prenatal, and the slower classes live here.
Immersed from the door
A living wall in the lobby, plants from the ceiling, two magnolias outside the Lotus Room. We keep making small adjustments so the room meets you where you are from the moment you walk in.
Not a gym. Not a franchise.
- Teachers teach their own way. From India, Jordan, Israel, Hawaii, China, Vegas, and everywhere between — no scripts, no formula. You’ll feel the difference between a Tuesday and a Thursday.
- Every class is for every level. Options for the body you brought today. You don’t have to earn your way into a power class or be flexible for Yin.
- Serious practice. Not a serious face. We laugh in here. We let go. And we practice real yoga. It was never one or the other.
- One price online. Then a conversation. Three weeks unlimited for $69 is where everyone starts. After that, we sit down and match you to a membership that fits your life. No pitch mid-class.
- Plans change. We know. No cancel fees, real guest passes, mat rentals included, two hours of parking covered.
The studio is part of the neighborhood, not just in it.
Four times a year we throw the doors open for a Community Weekend — every class on us, neighbors and vendors in the lobby, something to mark the season. There’s a canned-food bin by the door that goes to a local church sheltering women and children. Ten dollars from every Night to Remember ticket goes to the Kirkland Community Foundation. Practice extends past the mat. That’s the point.
I spent years in high-pressure leadership before I built this. What I learned the hard way is that nervous-system regulation isn’t a luxury — it’s the work. Most studios optimize for the wrong things: metrics over humans, performance over practice.
I wanted a room where teachers are valued, not interchangeable. Where every body moves differently, and that’s the point. Where you are known, not counted.
Brianna Stahl · Founder
Come see for yourself.
The best way to understand Arise is to practice here.
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