Yoga and Sound for care settings, day services & Organisations
I bring calm, adapted, person-centred sessions into care homes, day services, supported living, SEND settings and community organisations across the West Midlands. Every session is built around the people in the room, and there’s no set routine to follow. Each person is met individually; chairs, beds, wheelchairs, sensory needs, fluctuating energy – all are welcome.
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WHO I WORK WITH
Care homes and nursing homes – chair yoga, gentle movement and sound sessions for residents, including those living with dementia
Day services and supported living – special yoga for adults with learning disabilities and autism
SEND colleges and post-16 provision – regular adapted sessions as part of enrichment or wellbeing programmes
Charities and community groups – accessible sessions for members living with long-term conditions, including Parkinson’s
Individuals and families – one-to-one special yoga, including sessions funded through personal budgets and direct payments
Workplaces – wellbeing sessions for staff teams, on-site or online
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WHAT A SESSION MAY LOOK LIKE
Sessions typically run 20–60 minutes depending on your group, and can be scheduled weekly, fortnightly, monthly or one-off.
A chair yoga session in a care home might include gentle seated movement to music, easy breathing practices and a short relaxation.
A Special Yoga session could be gentle or more energetic based on the group. It will often be built around repetition, sensory grounding, and more one-to-one attention.
I always start with a conversation about your setting and the people I’ll be working with, so the very first session feels safe. I bring everything needed: mats, props, and any instruments, but chairs are usually yours.
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WHY YOGA & SOUND IN YOUR SETTING
Gentle movement supports mobility, balance and circulation; breath and sound support nervous system regulation, mood and connection. For activity coordinators, it’s a session that works for a genuinely mixed room, including people who usually opt out.
I have found that the same benefits occur over again: participants enjoy their sessions and look forward to seeing me, they are calmer and more visibly relaxed, and participants with limited verbal communication visibly engage.
qualifications & Credentials
- 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training Diploma (Yogacampus), Yoga Alliance registered
- Qualified Special Yoga practitioner (yoga for adults with disabilities)
- Chair Yoga and Restorative Yoga qualified
- Currently completing 300-hour Advanced Teacher Training, including Neuro for Yoga
- Four years’ experience delivering yoga for adults living with dementia in care settings
- Four consecutive summers delivering sessions at National Trust properties as a booked contractor
- Trauma-informed, and Mental Health First Aider
- First Aider, Enhanced DBS, fully insured, with safeguarding policy and risk assessments available on request
- Founder of Body Mind Collective CIC, delivering accessible wellbeing across Sandwell
how it works
01.
We have a chat
A free 20-minute call about your setting, your group and what you’re hoping for.
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book a taster session
We arrange your first session, so your group and staff can experience it
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regular sessions
Most settings choose a weekly or fortnightly slot. Sessions are invoiced monthly, with discounts for block bookings.
I cover Sandwell: West Bromwich, Oldbury, Wednesbury, Tipton, Smethwick and Rowley Regis. Plus surrounding areas including Birmingham, Dudley, Walsall, Wolverhampton, and the wider West Midlands.
Ready to talk about your setting?
Book a call, or email me at yoga@bryonymorrisyoga.co.uk
I’d love to learn more about your group.