Accessible Yoga

Service Description

My goal is to bring all kinds of people together to practice, to deepen individual yoga practices, and to share their lived experiences.  I aim for my studio to be an intentional space, one that welcomes everybody and allows them to be their authentic self without fear of judgement. I welcome people of any age, race, ethnicity, disability, neurodivergence, body type, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, religion or political affiliation.  I am experienced in teaching disabled and neurodivergent students, including Deaf and non verbal students, as well as chair yoga for those with limited mobility. I can tailor private classes either in person or virtually to create a space that feels safe for you or you are welcome to join any of my public classes, workshops or retreats. Some examples of how this may look: - A session using visual cues and prompts for D/deaf students - A restorative class with sensory support for someone experiencing autistic burnout - A chair yoga class for wheelchair users I am always learning and welcome any conversations about how to make my offer more inclusive to you.