Accessible Yoga

Accessible Yoga At Accessible Yoga we envision a world where everyone has access to the teachings of yoga. Contact info@accessibleyoga.org for more info!

Accessible Yoga offers a range of programs seeking to make yoga available to everyone. We have Accessible Yoga Ambassadors, Community Forums, and the Accessible Yoga Conference.

The Accessible Yoga Training Online starts on Thursday, March 5!This training will share approaches to adapting postures...
02/18/2026

The Accessible Yoga Training Online starts on Thursday, March 5!

This training will share approaches to adapting postures for every student in your class, but postures alone don't make a yoga practice!

This 50-hour virtual training will open up creative pathways so you can share the yoga (and all its benefits) from a place of understanding, care, and playfulness.

You'll dive into philosophy, considerations for special populations, knowledge of common conditions, trauma sensitivity, DEI, and much more.

The training is led by and an incredible guest faculty:

Rodrigo Souza
Tamika Caston-Miller
Zabie Yamasaki .yamasaki
Michelle Cassandra Johnson
Tracee Stanley
Anjali Rao
Shanna Small
Becky Aten
Tristan Katz
Ann Swanson
Dani Anderson
Amma Fandiño

Tiered pricing & payment plans are available.

Partial scholarship applications are open through Monday, February 23.

Save your spot at the link in the first comment!

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Accessibility in yoga includes financial accessibility! Every one of our program offers tiered pricing and payment plans...
02/18/2026

Accessibility in yoga includes financial accessibility!

Every one of our program offers tiered pricing and payment plans to make the offering available to anyone who wants to join. If these options are inaccessible, we offer partial scholarships.

〰️ Please note that the application for partial scholarships for our upcoming Accessible Yoga Training Online is open through Monday, February 23! Learn more at the link in the first comment.

02/02/2026

In our online training, The Art of Teaching Chair Yoga, you’ll receive a well-rounded curriculum to help you deepen your teachings.

It includes a pre-recorded discussion and practice from Chloë Thorogood  on teaching chair yoga appropriate for teens and school settings, through movement, mindfulness, and connection to support a healthy mind and body.

In this session, Chloë discusses considerations for supporting younger people, including key challenges and changes they may be experiencing. She also shares the benefits of yoga for teens to promote focus, creativity, connection and calm, as well as supporting positive body image, building tools for self-regulation and resilience, and providing a space for autonomy and self-awareness. 

You can start the training now and join the remaining live virtual sessions! Link in bio.

01/31/2026

In our online training, The Art of Teaching Chair Yoga, Finlay Wilson leads a fun, prop-free seated chair yoga practice appropriate for community outreach settings.

The dynamic practice focuses on building strength and mobility throughout the body, including a focus on hands, wrists, forearms, shoulders, neck, and spine, to support a range of populations, including those who use mobility devices.

Sharing about his experience as a CEO of a community-focused organization, Finlay also offers some considerations for teaching in a variety of community and outreach settings, and centering service and accessibility in your teaching.

It’s not too late to join and start today! Learn more at the link in bio!

01/29/2026

It’s not too late to join The Art of Teaching Chair Yoga! As soon as you register, you’ll access the first two sessions along with our prerecorded practices—which includes a discussion and class on Chair Yoga for the Workplace with Claire Cunneen !

This session offers a practical experience of teaching in workplace and corporate settings.

Claire will lead a guided chair yoga class, with demonstrated techniques for promoting posture, mobility, stress relief, and mental clarity in an office or working from home environment. 

Along the way, you’ll gain insights into effective class structure, cueing strategies, and ways to engage employees, including tips for addressing common workplace challenges such as tension, fatigue, and reduced concentration.

Link in bio for more info!

01/29/2026

Adaptive Yoga for Life After Stroke

In our online training, The Art of Teaching Chair Yoga, stroke survivor and yoga educator Abigail Atkinson offers a prerecorded session and practice for stroke survivors.

The session explores practical ways to rebuild confidence, reconnect body and brain, and move with greater ease. Abigail begins with key considerations for teaching students after stroke, followed by a guided chair yoga practice done seated and standing with support.

You’ll gain insight into safe, effective adaptations, while students discover simple ways to enhance awareness, balance, and trust in their body’s capacity to heal and grow.

You can join the training today and immediately access the first two sessions as well as this pre-recorded workshop. Link in bio to learn more!

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