SEND Yogis CIC
SY
Yoga Studios
SEND Yogis CIC
25 Town Square, Stevenage SG1 1BP
# SEND Yogis CIC
SEND Yogis CIC is a specialist yoga provider based in Stevenage dedicated to making yoga accessible to neurodiverse and disabled individuals. As a Community Interest Company, they operate with a social mission to serve those who might otherwise find mainstream yoga classes inaccessible or unwelcoming.
The organisation caters to a remarkably broad demographic, from school-age children through to adults receiving end-of-life care. This inclusive approach recognises that neurodiversity and disability affect people across all life stages, and yoga's benefits—improved flexibility, stress relief, body awareness and emotional regulation—are equally valuable for everyone.
What sets SEND Yogis apart is their flexibility in service delivery. They offer mat-based and chair-based sessions, acknowledging that mobility requirements vary considerably. Sessions are delivered across multiple settings: intimate one-to-one home visits for those needing personalised attention, weekly group classes fostering community connection, and sessions embedded within educational settings to support young people in their everyday environments.
Beyond direct yoga instruction, they provide initial consultations to understand individual needs, deliver talks and workshops to educate professionals and families, and operate a branded merchandise shop. The SY+ content offering suggests additional specialist resources.
Their instructors are clearly trained in trauma-informed, neurodiversity-affirming approaches rather than delivering conventional yoga instruction. This specialisation means participants receive modifications, pacing and environmental adjustments tailored to their specific needs, creating genuinely supportive rather than merely "inclusive" spaces.
SEND Yogis CIC is a specialist yoga provider based in Stevenage dedicated to making yoga accessible to neurodiverse and disabled individuals. As a Community Interest Company, they operate with a social mission to serve those who might otherwise find mainstream yoga classes inaccessible or unwelcoming.
The organisation caters to a remarkably broad demographic, from school-age children through to adults receiving end-of-life care. This inclusive approach recognises that neurodiversity and disability affect people across all life stages, and yoga's benefits—improved flexibility, stress relief, body awareness and emotional regulation—are equally valuable for everyone.
What sets SEND Yogis apart is their flexibility in service delivery. They offer mat-based and chair-based sessions, acknowledging that mobility requirements vary considerably. Sessions are delivered across multiple settings: intimate one-to-one home visits for those needing personalised attention, weekly group classes fostering community connection, and sessions embedded within educational settings to support young people in their everyday environments.
Beyond direct yoga instruction, they provide initial consultations to understand individual needs, deliver talks and workshops to educate professionals and families, and operate a branded merchandise shop. The SY+ content offering suggests additional specialist resources.
Their instructors are clearly trained in trauma-informed, neurodiversity-affirming approaches rather than delivering conventional yoga instruction. This specialisation means participants receive modifications, pacing and environmental adjustments tailored to their specific needs, creating genuinely supportive rather than merely "inclusive" spaces.
Services offered
Weekly yoga classes1:1 home sessionsInitial consultationsTalks and workshopsChair-based yogaMat-based yogaEducational setting sessionsSY+ specialist content