Gender Diverse Yoga Class
FREE ⚛ No prior yoga experience is required ⚛ All experience levels are welcome ⚛ Trans/gender diverse only
Class Cancelled 11/03/21! YouTube yoga recording here:
What: Gender Diverse Yoga Class
When: Wednesdays @ 5:30 p.m. PT
Who: Trans/gender diverse only. All ages (younger kids with adult supervision) welcome.
Where: Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/328884737
FREE
No prior yoga experience is required; all experience levels are welcome!
⚛ To be in a home in your body is a human right as well as an immense gift and privilege.
⚛ To move in a way that feels seen and supported.
⚛ To feel your breath and down-regulate your nervous system.
⚛ We are here to support you and your path of wellness.
We recognize that the Asanas are only ONE facet of a yogic practice. We are grateful for the opportunity to explore our mind-body connection in a space that endeavors to support our gender diverse community, as many of us within the community have challenged relationships with this connection.
Please download the Zoom app on your device before the class. Please also mute your mic upon log in to reduce audio feedback during class.
Thanks and see you there!
Our Instructors
Tara Rin Burke
(they/them)
A non-binary gender queer who loves movement as a way reconnecting back to their essential nature. Tara has over 500 hours of yoga training and has been teaching locally and online since 2012. Tara is advocating deeply for somatics and movement through yoga as a way to regulate our nervous systems and be in relationship with beyond the binary belonging to the body’s wisdom. They love offering movement through the seasons and are always open to feedback on ways to make the space more inclusive and supportive for our wonderful trans and gender diverse community.
Austin
(he/him)
Austin is a multi-racial queer man. He received his 200-HR RYT certification from Makara Yoga in 2015. He taught yoga in Gainesville, Florida for two years before moving to Eugene to pursue his PhD in Counseling Psychology. He believes yoga to be a tool for self-expression, creativity, positive reflection, and relaxation, while improving well-being. He encourages freedom of movement during classes and provides many variations to fit diverse bodies and needs. Given his background as a mental health professional and researcher, Austin also integrates evidence-based techniques to address various mental health issues through mind-body techniques. He is also passionate about improving the well-being of individuals with diverse sexual and gender identities. Thus, he is always receptive to feedback to help inform his work in various forms to be inclusive and celebrate those with diverse identities.
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