Our mission is to enhance the lives of those with autism and their support networks through yoga inspired programs and experiences. YogAutism™ is approved by all 4 IRIS fiscal agencies in Wisconsin as well as Dane County Department of Human Services for Children's Long-Term Support (CLTS) Medicaid waiver.
Designed with neurodivergent individuals in mind, especially kids, this approach helps build calm, confidence, and connection through gentle body and breath work.
Create a steady, calming foundation to ease built-up tension and foster feelings of safety and support for navigating new experiences and day-to-day tasks.
Gently activate key muscles that support posture and breathing, encouraging comfort and a sense of well-being.
Open up the body by loosening the chest, shoulders, and back to make breathing easier and more natural.
Reset shoulder alignment to reduce stiffness and improve posture, making movement and breathing feel more comfortable.
Encourage focused breathing to lower stress and promote relaxation, emotional regulation, and connection.
“We've been using YogAutism services since October 2023, and our practitioner has been a wonderful constant in our lives. Her tailored sessions have been critical to my son's well-being, and he eagerly anticipates each visit. The in-home service is a game-changer, sparing us the stress of travel after a long school day. Beyond the physical benefits, the companionship and casual conversations have become just as important. Traditional talk therapy was taxing for my son, but the check-ins with our practitioner make him feel supported and seen. Her kindness, empathy, patience, and flexibility are truly outstanding.
Since starting with YogAutism, my son has learned new techniques to calm himself and has become more confident in his ability to self-soothe. He enjoys customizing his sessions and inventing new poses, all under our practitioner's expert guidance. For us, YogAutism embodies confidence, companionship, and self-worth. As I meet more parents of autistic children, YogAutism is always the first recommendation I make.”
-Ashley, Parent