About YogaSource
YogaSource is one of Santa Fe’s longest-standing yoga studios. Founded in 1995, it has been a home for yoga, practice, and community for more than three decades.
Wendelin Scott has been at the helm for over twenty years, guiding YogaSource through its continued growth and evolution. Emily Hyland joined Wendelin as co-owner and director after moving from New York City to Santa Fe, bringing her own depth of experience and vision to the studio. Together, they are dedicated to creating a welcoming, vibrant space for practice, connection, and community.
At the heart of YogaSource is an exceptional community of teachers and practitioners. Our deeply experienced and inspired faculty bring a remarkable breadth of knowledge, perspective, and dedication to their teaching, while the many students who practice here bring curiosity, commitment, and life to the space. It is this shared dedication to practice that has sustained YogaSource across the decades and continues to shape who we are today.
YogaSource encompasses two beautiful practice rooms and offers a diverse range of mindful movement and embodied practices. Rooted in the traditions of yoga, our offerings extend to pranayama and meditation, Pilates, strength and mobility, somatics, Feldenkrais®, and other complementary practices that support greater awareness, resilience, and well-being.
Studio Location
901 W San Mateo Road
Santa Fe, NM 87505
505-982-0990
staff@yogasource-santafe.com
Getting Here
Located in the IronStone Gardens complex, we’re situated behind Midtown Bistro. Our entrance is across from the outdoor patio. All parking spots labeled “IronStone Garden” are available for use.
From St. Francis:
Turn West on San Mateo through Calle Lorca intersection. Turn right into parking lot after Studio Nia.
From Cerrillos Road:
Turn onto Second Street (East). Pass Backroad Pizza on your left. Go over tracks & turn left into parking lot before the Calle Lorca intersection.
Our Studios
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Main Studio
Our main studio, home to traditional yoga practices for more than 20 years, is on the ground level is fully stocked with props & mats, & has an Iyengar wall. This earthy space is filled with warm, natural light & can accommodate over 40 people.
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Upstairs Studio
Our new studio, up a staircase, is an intimate practice room predominantly for sister practices to yoga, including: strength training with weights, mat pilates, Feldenkrais, & more. This loft is bright, light-filled & can accommodate 15 people.
Studio Owners
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Wendelin Scott
Studio Co-Owner/Director
Wendelin is a gifted and seasoned guide whose classes bring together skillful meditation, breath practice, inspired sequencing, and deep, embodied exploration of yoga poses. Her teaching invites students into curiosity and warm-hearted presence, fostering an experience that is peaceful, joyful, and empowering.
As Director of YogaSource and the YogaSource Teacher Training, Wendelin brings over two decades of teaching, mentorship, and community leadership to her work. She teaches the full spectrum of yoga—physical, energetic, philosophical, and devotional—with clarity, creativity, and compassion.
Since 2006, Wendelin has designed and led retreats, workshops, and teacher trainings throughout the world, including Bali, Peru, California, and Washington State. Each retreat is an immersive journey—an opportunity to remember wholeness through practice, nature, and shared human connection.
A Presidential Scholar in the Arts for Poetry, Wendelin holds a Bachelor’s degree from Bard College and a graduate degree in Eastern Classics. Her love of language, inquiry, and embodied being infuses every aspect of her teaching.
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Emily Hyland
Studio Co-Owner/Director
Emily teaches grounded, strong, stretchy classes designed to help students “bring forth what is [already] within” them. In addition to yoga, Emily also teaches strength training as a vital component of staying healthy, resilient, & connected to one’s physical potential.
Her classes focus on making the choice to be mindful: to tune into—& invest in—relationships with body, mind, & breath as opportunities to inquire into deeper levels of awareness & build intimacy with ourselves, each other, & the gift of each moment in this astonishing world. Whether through mindful asana or intentional strength work, her approach centers the holistic integration of strength, mobility, & awareness. Expect welcoming energy, warm community, poems, joy & levity (at least one bad dad joke per class).
Hyland completed her 200-hour certification at Yogamaya in 2012, along with 75 hours of advanced therapeutics training, & has studied Yin yoga with Corina Benner. She’s currently completing her 300-hour certification with Jason Crandell. She is also an ACE certified group fitness instructor & personal trainer.
Her newest poetry collection, My Wise Little Ghost, was published through Trio House Press in July 2026; she is also the author of Divorced Business Partners: A Love Story (2024) & Emily: The Cookbook (2018), with a third collection, BREASTS, forthcoming from Cornerstone Press in 2027. Hyland is also the co-founder of the international restaurant groups Pizza Loves Emily and Emmy Squared Pizza. Learn more: emilyhyland.com / emmysquaredpizza.com / pizzalovesemily.com
Our Ethos & Values
We are a sanctuary of warmth and kindness.
Rooted in the source teachings of the eight-limbed path of yoga, our studio is a place to quiet the mind, practice embodied being, & engage the spirit of inquiry & wisdom.
We come together to form a mindful community that reflects & respects the wholeness & interdependence of our diverse, extraordinary world.
Here, each person is seen, cared for, mutually valued & held in the dignity of ahimsa.
We are a safe, inclusive sangha for ALL:
GENDERS
LGBTQIAPK+
CULTURES
COLORS
DISABILITIES
RELIGIONS
ABILITIES
SIZES
AGES
Studio Observances
While you’re here
Silence or turn off your phone. Do not bring your phone into the studio room.
Remove shoes before entering the practice space.
Be mindful to keep your voice down in the lobby. The class before you is likely in savasana.
Alert your teacher to any major injuries or conditions that might affect your practice.
Put all props away neatly after use, especially blankets.
If you must leave class early, let the teacher know beforehand.
Share floor space with fellow students.
Be mindful not to step on other students’ mats.
Avoid wearing strong fragrances.
Refrain from attending in person when you are experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness.
Treat the studio as a shared community space & communicate with kindness and consideration.
Respect your body & practice at your own pace. You’re always welcome to rest or decline a pose, adjustment, or activity.
Take all your belongings when you leave the studio. Lost & found items are donated to a local charity monthly.