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ABOUT TCWS

The Collective Wellness Studio is more than a fitness space — it’s a modern wellness destination where movement, recovery, and community come together under one roof. Built with intention and heart, TCWS was designed to be a sanctuary for real people living full, busy, beautiful lives. Our mission is simple yet profound: to cultivate a community where movement meets mindfulness, recovery is valued as much as hustle, and wellness feels personal, inspiring, and deeply real.

This studio was created from a vision of connection — a place where strength, breath, and healing intertwine. Every wall, every detail carries the intention of belonging, so you can arrive exactly as you are and leave a little more grounded, alive, and connected. Here, the work isn’t about perfection. It’s about presence. It’s about creating bold, sensory, and transformative experiences that remind us we’re stronger when we move, recover, and grow together.

MEET OUR TEAM

KELLIE SEILER -Founder

Kellie Seiler is a lifelong entrepreneur, wellness advocate, and movement professional with a deep passion for creating spaces where people feel empowered, supported, and inspired. After more than three decades of owning and leading Louis Charles & Co., a full-service salon and spa in Butler, PA, Kellie expanded her vision of holistic living by founding The Collective Wellness Studio.

Her background blends business leadership with extensive wellness training, including certifications in Yoga (200-Hour Certification in progress, Buti® Yoga, Yin Yoga, Mindfulness), Group Fitness and Personal Training (ACE, W.I.T.S., STRONG HIIT), and Holistic Health Coaching (Institute for Integrative Nutrition, Primal Blueprint). Currently advancing her expertise as a Menopause Coaching Specialist through Girls Gone Strong, Kellie is committed to supporting people through every stage of life. At TCWS, she has built more than a studio — she’s created a community hub where movement, recovery, and connection come together.

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Keatan Donahue

Studio Manager/ Movement

Keatan Donahue is a Vinyasa yoga teacher who blends meditation and fluid, expressive movement in every class. Inspired by the rhythms of nature and the freedom of embodied expression, she guides students to explore yoga as a practice of creativity, presence, and self-connection. Keatan’s classes encourage students to embrace what feels good in their bodies, offering pathways to stillness, flow, and personal wholeness.

Amber McFadden - Movement

Amber McFadden, founder of Ambur Waves Yoga Sound Movement, is a 200-hour RYT yoga teacher, Primal Flow Certified instructor, sound healer, and somatic practitioner. With a background in music-driven movement and Buti Yoga, Amber brings an energizing blend of structure and fluidity to her classes, helping students balance discipline with freedom of expression. Her approach to yoga emphasizes deep holds, meditative flow, and the embodiment of both masculine and feminine energy, creating an experience that is powerful, grounding, and accessible for all levels.

Kristy Geibel- Movement

Kristy Geibel is a 200-hour RYT trained at the Himalayan Institute, with additional certifications in Yoga Dance through the Leven Institute. Her teaching spans the spectrum from grounding Hatha yoga to expressive, movement-based Yoga Dance. Deeply inspired by the transformative power of consistent practice, Kristy is passionate about helping others connect inward through breath and outward through joyful expression. Outside the studio, she’s a devoted dog mom, nature lover, and adventurer who brings zest and authenticity into her teaching.

Lisa Hohn- Movement

Lisa Hohn is a Power Vinyasa and Hatha yoga teacher with over a decade of dedicated practice and multiple 200-hour RYT certifications, including training with Amazing Yoga of Pittsburgh and The Yoga Collective. A member of Yoga Alliance, Lisa has taught at studios, on the beach, on paddleboards, and in community parks, making yoga accessible in every environment. Her teaching focuses on balancing body and mind through the breath, building strength, and releasing what no longer serves. Passionate about spreading yoga throughout the Butler community, Lisa is excited to bring her experience and energy to The Collective Wellness Studio.

Willow Dehaney- Movement

Willow Danehy is a 200-hour RYT trained in Rishikesh, India, with a background in therapeutic movement developed through years of working with a physical therapy trainer. Her teaching emphasizes yoga as a tool for healing, freedom of movement, and emotional balance. Passionate about sharing the peace and resilience yoga has brought to her own life, Willow creates space for students to learn, grow, and explore movement in a supportive, intentional way.

Bailey Cypher - Movement

Bailey Cypher is excited to join the Collective Wellness Studio community. Fresh from completing her yoga teacher training in India, she brings a passion for Hatha and Vinyasa practices, breathwork, and meditation. What began as a search for a workout became a journey back to herself, and she now shares that experience by blending traditional techniques with a fun, approachable style. Bailey is honored to support others in their practice and looks forward to growing stronger together.

Monica Gizienski- Movement

Monica Gizienski is a licensed social worker and yoga teacher committed to using mindful movement to support kids and teens. Through a combination of yoga, breathwork, and resilience-building practices, she helps young people manage stress, build confidence, and discover inner calm. Monica’s holistic approach focuses on supporting the whole child — mind, body, and heart — and reflects her belief in the power of movement and mindfulness to help students thrive.

Danyelle Sharps -

Movement & Body/Energy Work

Danyelle has been in the wellness space for over a decade, weaving her way through different modalities and experiences. Beginning her health career with over 300hr YTT while managing a chiropractic care facility, leading to her love of anatomy and the human bodies ability to heal. Continued her education by obtaining her CPT, CNC, and Reiki Level II allowing her to look at clients & students from all angles. Today she empowers others through plant, movement, and energetic medicine through her business Star to Seed Energetix. Along with managing Studio Z Yoga of Zelienople & bringing her teachings to other surrounding counties, she stays busy and excited to continue helping others tap into their power. On her off hours you can find her out in nature, creating something, or adventuring with her dog and friends.

1 // Where are you located?

The Collective Wellness Studio is located at 122 W. Penn St., right at the gateway to downtown Butler, PA. When you walk by, you’ll feel the energy shift — that’s when you know you’ve arrived.

2 // Where do I park?

Downtown parking can be an adventure, so we recommend arriving a little early. Free street parking is available nearby, and several public lots are just a 1–3 minute walk away. Think of the short stroll as part of your warm-up.

3 // What should I bring to class?

Bring water (we have a refill station), a small towel, and a yoga mat for yoga-based classes (or rent one from us for $5). Come as you are — just leave your street shoes at the door. We’ll have slide slippers waiting.

4 // What’s your policy on arriving late?

Doors close promptly at class time. This helps protect the energy inside the room and ensures every student’s experience remains uninterrupted. Please plan to arrive 5–10 minutes early to settle in.

5 // Do I need to book ahead of time?

Yes, we highly recommend booking in advance. Our yoga classes and therapy sessions fill quickly. Secure your spot online so you don’t miss out.

6 // What if I need to cancel?

Life happens. You can cancel a class up to 12 hours before start time without penalty. For therapy sessions, we ask for 24 hours’ notice. Each member receives four “no penalty” late cancels per year (classes only). After that, a $20 fee or class credit applies.

7 // What kinds of classes do you offer?

We offer a wide variety — from yoga flows and strength training to mindfulness workshops and recovery therapies like infrared sauna, cold plunge, and red light therapy. Explore the full schedule online and find what speaks to you.

8 // Are your classes beginner-friendly?

Absolutely. Everyone starts somewhere, and our instructors guide you with options, modifications, and encouragement. No pressure, no judgment — just show up, and we’ll meet you where you are.

9 // Can I book therapies without taking a class?

Yes. Our therapy rooms — including infrared sauna, cold plunge, contrast therapy, and red light therapy — can be booked on their own. Whether you’re here to sweat, recharge, or recover, your ritual is yours to create.

10 // Is there an age requirement?

Classes and therapies are designed for ages 16 and up unless otherwise specified. Guests under 18 must have a parent or guardian sign a waiver, and some services may require accompaniment.

11 // Is The Collective Wellness Studio inclusive?

Yes — 100%. TCWS is for every body, every background, and every identity. We don’t just talk inclusivity, we live it. Respect is our baseline.

12 // Is there a place to store my belongings?

Yes, we offer plenty of cubby space. Travel light if possible, and please note we aren’t responsible for lost or stolen items.

13 // What’s your policy on phones and tech?

Devices should be silenced and tucked away — or better yet, left behind. This is your time to disconnect and drop in

14 // Can I bring my child or pet to the studio?

We love kids and fur babies, but TCWS is a sanctuary. For safety, focus, and cleanliness, we ask that they stay at home.

15 // Do you offer community or donation-based classes?

Yes — and we’re just getting started. Look for monthly donation-based offerings, scholarships, and opportunities to pay it forward as part of our Collective Ripple Flow events.