Adaptive Yoga

At Neuromov, we believe that movement, mindfulness, and flexibility are essential components of health—regardless of age or neurological condition. Our Adaptive Yoga Program is specially designed for seniors and adults living with neurological deficits, such as stroke, Parkinson’s Disease, multiple sclerosis, or post-injury limitations. This program blends traditional yoga principles with therapeutic modifications to make yoga accessible, safe, and effective for every participant.

Adaptive Yoga focuses on improving strength, balance, coordination, flexibility, and mind-body awareness, while providing a calming, supportive environment that promotes relaxation, stress reduction, and overall well-being.

What Adaptive Yoga Offers

Our certified therapists and yoga instructors tailor sessions to each participant’s abilities, needs, and goals. Key components include:

From the moment a client enters our care, we begin with a comprehensive neurological evaluation, identifying strengths, challenges, and meaningful goals. This foundation allows us to create a personalized therapy plan tailored to each person’s unique recovery needs—whether they are relearning daily tasks, rebuilding motor skills, improving cognitive function, or strengthening communication and safety awareness. Our stroke rehab services include:

✔ Seated and Supported Poses

Using chairs, props, and walls, participants can safely engage in stretching, strengthening, and mobility exercises, regardless of limited balance or range of motion.

✔ Gentle Flexibility and Strength Training

Slow, controlled movements improve joint mobility, muscle strength, and posture, supporting everyday functional activities.

✔ Balance and Coordination Exercises

Adaptive sequences target stability, proprioception, and body awareness to reduce fall risk and enhance confidence in movement.

✔ Breathwork and Mindfulness

Focused breathing techniques improve respiratory efficiency, reduce stress, and promote relaxation, while enhancing concentration and cognitive engagement.

✔ Functional Movement Integration

Exercises are designed to translate to daily activities, helping participants maintain independence and perform essential tasks more easily.

Who Benefits from Adaptive Yoga?

Adaptive Yoga is ideal for adults who:

* Are recovering from stroke or brain injury

* Have Parkinson’s Disease, multiple sclerosis, or other neurological conditions

* Experience limited mobility, balance issues, or muscle weakness

* Wish to improve flexibility, strength, and body awareness

* Seek stress reduction, improved mindfulness, and overall wellness

Why Adaptive Yoga Works ?

Adaptive Yoga combines therapeutic movement with mindful practice, stimulating neuroplasticity and supporting recovery in adults with neurological challenges. Participants often experience:

* Improved strength, flexibility, and posture

* Enhanced balance and coordination

* Greater mobility and functional independence

* Reduced stress, anxiety, and fatigue

* Increased confidence in daily movement

Accessible, Safe, and Empowering Movement

At NeuroMov, our Adaptive Yoga program emphasizes safety, support, and personalization. Each participant is guided with expert instruction and modifications that meet their individual needs, creating a safe space to explore movement, regain strength, and foster well-being.

Adaptive Yoga is more than exercise—it is a holistic approach to recovery and wellness, helping seniors and adults with neurological challenges move with confidence, live with purpose, and feel empowered in their bodies.

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