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Uplifting Queer and Trans Folks in our Yoga Spaces

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Content and Connected, Even Amidst Change

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When Familiar Self Care Stuff Isn’t Working, and What To Do About It.

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IYNAUS Student Spotlight Interview

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Riding the Wave: Adidas, Assessment, Mexico, the Iyengar Centenary Intensive, and Geetaji.

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Welcome! I’m Avery (they, them).

I teach yoga in the rigorous, adaptive, somatically precise method of the Iyengar lineage though an anti oppression framework that uplifts inner healing towards collective liberation.

My offerings center and deeply welcome outsiders, queers, misfits, change makers, coconspirators!

All people, especially folks who have been left out of or turned off by mainstream yoga spaces, should have access to the revitalizing nourishment of deeply informed, classical yoga that goes beyond fitness, without having to code switch or assimilate in order to practice.

We practice to reorganize our bodies and minds, nervous systems, patterns. Such practice makes healing within and the collective, tangible.

We use yoga as a playful laboratory to heal from the past. We develop our capacity for staying joyfully engaged. We reclaim a sense of wholeness and belonging.

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