Harmony Accessible Yoga offers uniquely designed yoga and creative wellness classes for EVERY body regardless of age, body-type, flexibility, or physical capability. By offering variations of poses and the use of supportive props including chairs and aerial hammocks, we believe that everyone can experience the physical, mental, and emotional benefits of yoga. If you’ve ever felt out of place in a typical yoga studio, come try it with us!
Robin Briceño
Robin is Yoga Alliance certified as an E-RYT200 in Hatha Yoga and AIReal Yoga and is also certified in Trauma-sensitive Yoga & Meditation for Military Communities, Teaching Yoga in Addiction and Rehabilitation Centers and Accessible Yoga. She continues to attend training towards completion of her 300hr Training certification and thus far has received training in Therapeutic Yoga, Restorative Yoga, Anatomy & Biomechanics and Yin Yoga & Meditation. Robin is passionate about inspiring and assisting students to explore the benefits of Yoga & Meditation for improved overall emotional, physical and spiritual wellbeing in addition to strengthening compassionate connections to oneself and others. Robin offers classes on Zoom and specifically for Veterans through VA Centers with the support of a local non-profit Fit4theCause which provides health & wellness programs to marginalized communities.
Robin also offers private, individualized yoga consultation and Therapeutic Yoga sessions to assist those interested in designing an at home practice for healing and overall wellness.
Lisa Clements Feeney
Lisa completed her RYT 200-hour teacher training in 2018 and is certified by the Yoga Alliance to teach Hatha Yoga and AIReal Yoga®. She holds certifications in Accessible Yoga®, Curvy Yoga®, and UpRising Yoga® (trauma-informed practices), and is currently completing the SilverSneakers Yoga® training in order to expand her ability to offer the benefits of regular yoga practice to a wider range of students. She is passionate about helping students discover the benefits of developing a personal yoga practice regardless of age, size, ability, or fitness level.
Just what is Accessible Yoga?
Founded by Jivana Heyman, the goal of Accessible Yoga is to make everyone, regardless of age, race, size, physical ability, income, health, developmental disability, or other potentially limiting factors feel welcome in a yoga class so that they can experience the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual benefits of yoga. We use walls, chairs, blocks, bolsters, blankets, straps, and other props to help make poses accessible to all students, and everything we do in class is easily adapted to work for each individual, whether they prefer to stand, sit on the floor, or remain seated in a chair. A variety of options are demonstrated and provided for each pose, and special care is taken to ensure that everyone in class “finds their yoga” and experiences the benefits of this wellness practice.
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