Yoga & Mindful Movement Classes
Movement, Mindfulness & Connection
Join our small-group sessions in North Adelaide to gently reconnect with your body, calm your nervous system and support overall wellbeing.
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Trauma-Informed Yoga
Trauma-Informed Yoga is a body-based practice designed for people who have experienced stress or trauma and are looking to feel more at home in their bodies again. Rather than focusing on perfect poses, this approach centres on creating a sense of agency, grounding and calm in a supportive group setting.
Led by our team of gentle and supportive yoga teachers, our classes are accessible for every body. We prioritise choice, autonomy, and nervous system awareness, creating a welcoming environment where you can move at your own pace and honour what your body needs on any given day.
- Feel safe and grounded in your body
- Understand the connection between trauma, the nervous system and movement
- Rebuild trust in your body through gentle, choice-based yoga
- Learn breathwork and mindfulness techniques to support healing
What to Expect
Research shows that yoga can support individuals affected by trauma by helping them feel safer in their bodies, increasing emotional awareness, and improving their ability to manage difficult feelings (Van der Kolk et al., 2014).
Body-based practices like yoga tap into forms of healing that go beyond words — supporting regulation and reconnection in ways that traditional talk therapies may not always reach. While Trauma-Informed Yoga is particularly helpful for those with PTSD, it can benefit anyone wanting to rebuild trust with their body and restore balance.
Rather than focusing on perfecting poses, Trauma-Informed Yoga prioritises safety, choice, and empowerment. It’s an approach grounded in care — designed to help you feel more present, more grounded, and more in control within your own body.
- 50-minute casual sessions in North Adelaide
- Small groups (max 6 people)
- A blend of psycho-education, movement and guided relaxation
- Safe, supportive environment
Disclaimer: Trauma-Informed yoga and Mindful Movement classes do not constitute or substitute psychotherapy or other professional individual treatment for mental health concerns. They also do not attract Medicare rebates. If you experience clinical symptoms of depression, anxiety, stress, trauma, eating disorders, or other diagnosable mental health conditions, please seek advice from your GP and / or mental health professional. Courses, classes and group programs are available for adults (18+ years old).
Mindful Movement Classes
Mindful Movement combines gentle movement, breathwork and guided meditation to help you reconnect with your body and mind in a grounded and accessible way. These classes are designed to support nervous system regulation, improve posture and body awareness, and reduce stress and anxiety.
Each class is built around a body–mind theme (such as support, strength or trust), with 20–30 minutes of mindful movement followed by a 15–20 minute guided meditation.
Mindful Movement is suitable for everyone — whether you’re new to yoga, returning after a break, or simply looking for a slower, more intentional practice..
- Gentle, supportive poses using props (bolsters, blocks, blankets)
- Breathwork techniques to support relaxation
- A non-judgemental space that honours where your body is at
- Benefits may include reduced anxiety, better sleep, and improved self-awareness
What to Expect
Our movement classes are designed to support your nervous system and help you reconnect with your body. Whether you need to unwind and de-stress or lift your energy and mood, each class offers a supportive space to move with purpose and intention.
Calming Movement classes focus on slowing down. With gentle, deliberate poses, calming breathwork and the use of props for comfort, these sessions help activate your parasympathetic nervous system — the part responsible for rest and recovery. They’re ideal if you’re feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or simply need time to pause and reset.
Energising Movement is for when you’re feeling flat, fatigued or low on motivation. These sessions use dynamic movement, uplifting breathwork and strong, expansive poses to boost circulation, awaken your body and elevate your mood. Think of it as a reset that leaves you feeling stronger, clearer and more alive.
Both styles are trauma-informed, beginner-friendly and accessible to all levels. You’re welcome to move in a way that feels right for you.
- Weekly classes held in North Adelaide
- 45–60 minutes total (movement + meditation)
- Welcoming, inclusive environment
- No prior yoga experience needed
- Props provided for comfort and support
Disclaimer: Trauma-Informed yoga and Mindful Movement classes do not constitute or substitute psychotherapy or other professional individual treatment for mental health concerns. They also do not attract Medicare rebates. If you experience clinical symptoms of depression, anxiety, stress, trauma, eating disorders, or other diagnosable mental health conditions, please seek advice from your GP and / or mental health professional. Courses, classes and group programs are available for adults (18+ years old).
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to have done yoga before?
Not at all. Our classes are suitable for all levels, including complete beginners. Whether you’re new to yoga, returning after a break, or looking to reconnect with your body in a different way, you’re welcome here.
What’s the difference between Mindful Movement and Calming Movement?
Mindful Movement blends gentle movement, breathwork, and guided meditation around themes like support, strength and trust.
Calming Movement is slower, like a Yin-style class, designed to deeply relax the nervous system and encourage rest.
What is Trauma-Informed Yoga?
Trauma-Informed Yoga focuses on creating a sense of safety, agency and choice in each session. It’s less about the poses and more about the approach — offering a space where you can reconnect with your body gently and at your own pace.
Who are these classes for?
Our sessions support anyone experiencing stress, anxiety, burnout or trauma — as well as those simply wanting to slow down, feel more present, and better understand the connection between their mind and body.
Getting Started
Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, burnt out or simply curious about where to begin, our group sessions offer a safe and supportive space to slow down, reset and reconnect.
Book a ClassSession Details
- Location10 Marian Street, North Adelaide, SA 5006
- Session Length50 minutes