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Accessible Flow Yoga

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About

Accessible Flow Yoga is created and led by a disabled yoga teacher and RYT-200 certified instructor whose own experience of traumatic injury and limb loss informs every class. Unlike yoga programmes that adapt from the outside in, Accessible Flow centres real-life disability experiences — chronic pain, fatigue, variable capacity, and overwhelm — as its starting point rather than an afterthought.

What It Does

Live classes run on Zoom and can be practised seated in a chair or wheelchair, standing, or on a mat, with options and cues guiding participants to their best variation. Sessions include restorative, functional mobility, and mindfulness-based formats. A pay-what-you-can sliding scale ensures cost is never a barrier, with a $0 option always available.

Who It Helps

People with physical disabilities, amputees, chronic pain or fatigue conditions, and anyone who has felt excluded from mainstream yoga — including wheelchair users and those who can only practice while seated.

Who it helps

physical
chronic

Details

Cost
Freemium
Platforms
Web
zoom
Age groups
  • Adult (26+)

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