A Medfield-based recovery and wellness studio is expanding to Foxborough, introducing a new concept focused on mindful movement and restorative practices.
Revival Wellness Studio founder Marissa Mihos is bringing The Revival Collective to 11 Bird Street, according to the studio’s Google business listing. Described as “a new destination for yoga, breathwork, meditation, sound healing, movement, and restorative wellness,” the spin-off studio is targeting a fall 2026 opening.
“Something new is taking shape,” the business shared in a recent Instagram post. “A space to slow down, reconnect, move with intention, and find your people. More than a yoga studio. A place to explore what it means to feel good in your body, clear in your mind, and connected to yourself and others. Welcome to The Revival Collective. Foxboro, MA. Opening Fall 2026. More soon. 🤍”
Founded in August 2023, Mihos’ original Revival Wellness Studio in Medfield takes a technology-driven approach to self-care, offering personalized recovery experiences designed to support overall wellness, rejuvenation, and performance. The studio’s services include infrared sauna sessions, red light therapy, cold plunges, lymphatic drainage compression therapy, and nervous-system-focused treatments such as NuCalm, NanoVi, Reiki, and sound healing.
The Revival Collective will build on that wellness-focused philosophy while taking a different approach. Rather than centering on high-tech recovery treatments, the Foxborough studio is expected to emphasize the connection between mind and body through intentional movement and restorative practices.
Planned offerings include yoga and Pilates, targeted strength and mobility sessions, breathwork, meditation, and sound healing, alongside specialized wellness workshops and curated studio gatherings. Beyond its classes and services, The Revival Collective aims to foster a sense of community, giving members a space to connect, recharge, and explore new approaches to well-being.
The team is also looking to grow its roster of instructors and wellness professionals ahead of opening. According to a recent Facebook post shared by Flow with Christine, The Revival Collective is seeking professionals specializing in restorative yoga, power yoga and sculpt, mat Pilates, breathwork, and meditation. The studio is welcoming instructors and wellness practitioners with fresh ideas and unique offerings who are interested in helping build its community.
What Now Boston has reached out to Mihos and the Revival team for additional details about the upcoming studio, including an official grand opening date, and will share updates as they become available. In the meantime, those interested in getting involved early can join The Revival Collective’s waitlist for access to founding member pricing, early booking access, and updates ahead of opening day.
