The Mobile Wellness Studio
A nonprofit bringing mobile meditation and nervous system support to children, families, and communities.
We believe healing should be accessible
Wellness on Wheels. Healing in Community.
Through our mobile studio and community-based programs, we bring accessible meditation, breathwork, and nervous system regulation directly to schools, recovery programs, healthcare teams, workplaces, nonprofits, and underserved communities—helping people manage stress, build resilience, and feel more supported.
A Restorative Space That Comes to You
Why the Mobile Meditation Studio Matters
Stress, burnout, anxiety, emotional overwhelm, and nervous system dysregulation are affecting people everywhere — in schools, workplaces, healthcare settings, recovery communities, and nonprofit spaces. Many people need support, but barriers like access, transportation, time, cost, and limited wellness resources often stand in the way.
The Mobile Meditation Studio was created to meet people where they are. We bring restorative wellness directly into the community, making mental and emotional support more accessible, approachable, and immediate.
A Restorative Space That Comes to You
The Mobile Meditation Studio is a beautifully designed mobile wellness space that offers guided experiences for rest, regulation, and renewal. Inside the bus, participants are welcomed into a peaceful sensory environment with supportive props and calming practices designed to help the body and mind settle.
Our offerings may include:
- Guided meditation
- Breathwork
- Somatic grounding practices
- Sound healing
- Nervous system support
- Restorative rest experiences
- Mindfulness tools for stress reduction
This is more than a bus — it is a traveling sanctuary designed to help people feel safe, supported, and resourced.
Who We Serve
School Systems
Support for students, teachers, faculty, and staff with calming tools that help reduce stress and promote regulation.
Addiction & Recovery Centers
Grounding and restorative practices that support healing, presence, and reconnection.
Healthcare Organizations
Wellness support for teams experiencing compassion fatigue, stress, and burnout.
Employee Health & Wellness Programs
On-site experiences that support morale, focus, emotional well-being, and workplace care.
Nonprofits & Community Organizations
Accessible wellness offerings for the people they serve and the teams doing the work.
Community Events & Special Programs
Intentional experiences that bring rest, mindfulness, and healing into public spaces.
Benefits of the Mobile Meditation Studio
Our work is designed to support the whole person — mentally, emotionally, and physically.
- Reduces stress and overwhelm
- Supports nervous system regulation
- Encourages rest and emotional reset
- Improves focus and clarity
- Promotes resilience and self-awareness
- Brings trauma-informed wellness into accessible spaces
- Creates meaningful moments of calm in busy environments
- Helps organizations care for their people in a tangible way
Now a Nonprofit; 501 (3) (c). Now Able to Reach Even More People.
As an official nonprofit, the Mobile Meditation Studio is expanding its ability to serve the community through partnerships, sponsorships, fundraising, and donor support. This next chapter allows us to bring restorative wellness to more schools, more recovery spaces, more healthcare settings, more nonprofits, and more people who may not otherwise have access.
When you support the Mobile Meditation Studio, you help us:
- Increase access to wellness services
- Partner with underserved communities
- Offer trauma-informed support in more settings
- Create meaningful, community-based healing experiences
- Remove barriers to care and restoration
Meet our Board Members:
President; Kayla Sehlmeyer
Officer: Kiley Crooks
Treasurer: Courtney Hamilton
Secretary: Suzanne Schiavoni
Kayla Sehlmeyer, Founder and Executive Director
Kayla Sehlmeyer is an experienced wellness educator, yoga and meditation teacher, somatic practitioner, and sound and vibrational therapy practitioner dedicated to making mental and emotional wellness resources more accessible within her community.
For the past 14 years, Kayla has owned and operated Grounded on Glen St., a yoga, Pilates, and meditation studio in Glens Falls, New York. She has completed both 200-hour and advanced 300-hour yoga teacher training and has extensive experience guiding yoga, mindfulness, meditation, breathwork, nervous system regulation, and restorative wellness practices. Her additional training in somatic practices and sound and vibrational therapy allows her to offer body-centered experiences designed to support stress reduction, emotional regulation, self-awareness, and resilience.
Recognizing that many individuals and communities face barriers to traditional wellness services, Kayla founded The Mobile Meditation Studio—a renovated school bus that brings calming, accessible wellness experiences directly to schools, workplaces, healthcare teams, recovery programs, nonprofit organizations, and community events. She is also the founder and Executive Director of The Impactful Movement Foundation Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established to expand this work and increase access to preventative mental wellness education and supportive practices, particularly for children, families, educators, and underserved communities.
Kayla is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, further strengthening her understanding of family systems, trauma-informed care, ethics, human development, and relational well-being. Her wellness programs are educational and supportive in nature and do not replace psychotherapy or medical treatment. When appropriate, she values collaboration with licensed mental health professionals, healthcare providers, schools, and community organizations to ensure that participants receive responsible and well-integrated support.
Across every setting, Kayla’s approach is compassionate, inclusive, and grounded in the belief that practical tools for managing stress and regulating the nervous system should be available to everyone—not only to those who can access a traditional studio or private wellness services.
