by Accessible Yoga School
Accessible Yoga School was co-founded by Jivana Heyman — yoga author and disability inclusion advocate — and educator Amber Karnes. The school provides high-quality online yoga education rooted in disability inclusion, equity, and social justice.
Courses include the on-demand "Yoga for Disabled Folks" (adaptive practices for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility), "Chair Yoga for Everyone," and a 50-hour teacher training. All courses are self-paced with video classes ranging from 10 to 60 minutes, suitable for personal practice or professional development.
The school serves disabled practitioners looking for yoga adapted to their body, and yoga teachers who want to make their classes more inclusive. Courses cover chair yoga, wheelchair yoga, bed-based practice, and adaptive instruction across a wide range of disabilities.
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