Private Restorative Yoga Class

from $150.00

Private Restorative Yoga Class for individuals or groups up to 6

75- Minute Restorative Yoga Class ($150) OR 90-Minute Restorative Yoga Class ($175) OR 2-Hour Restorative Yoga Class ($200)

Includes travel within 10 miles of Sturgeon Bay to your place of residence.

Overview: A private restorative yoga class offers a gentle, supportive practice tailored to your body, needs, and goals. Using props, slow movement, and extended holds, restorative yoga encourages deep relaxation, nervous system regulation, and recovery from stress, injury, or chronic tension. In a private session you receive individualized sequencing, modifications, and hands-on support to maximize safety and benefit.

Who benefits

  • Anyone recovering from injury or illness who needs a monitored, low-impact practice

  • People dealing with chronic pain, fibromyalgia, or ongoing inflammation

  • Those experiencing high stress, anxiety, or sleep disturbance

  • New practitioners who want a cautious, personalized introduction to yoga

  • Pregnant clients seeking safe prenatal support (with informed adaptations)

Session length and structure

  • Typical durations: 75, 90 or 120 minutes

  • Initial intake: brief questionnaire and discussion of medical history, current concerns, and goals

  • Guided breathwork and centering to begin (5–10 minutes)

  • Gentle mobility or alignment-focused warm-up (10–15 minutes) when appropriate

  • Restorative sequence: 3–6 supported poses held 5–20 minutes each, paced for deep relaxation (75 minute)

  • Closing: grounding breath and short integrative movement before final rest (5–10 minutes)

  • Time for post-practice feedback and home suggestions

Common restorative poses used

  • Supported Child’s Pose (Balasana) with bolsters and blankets

  • Reclined Bound Angle Pose (Supta Baddha Konasana) with blocks and bolsters

  • Legs-Up-the-Wall variation using bolsters or folded blankets

  • Supported Savasana with bolster under knees and eye pillow

  • Supported Twist on the back with blanket support

Props and environment

  • Provided: Bolsters, firm and soft blankets, blocks, straps, eye pillow, and a chair (if needed)

  • Quiet, dimly lit room kept warm for comfort

  • Optional gentle music or guided meditation depending on preference

Customization and safety

  • Sequence is adapted to any physical limitations, post-surgical restrictions, pregnancy stage, and medical conditions

  • Instructor provides clear cues, offers multiple modifications, and maintains open communication throughout

  • Hands-on adjustments are optional and only applied with explicit consent

  • Encouragement of pacing, breath awareness, and avoidance of strain

Benefits you can expect

  • Reduced muscle tension and decreased pain perception

  • Lowered stress hormones and improved parasympathetic activity

  • Better sleep quality and calmer mind

  • Increased body awareness and improved range of motion over time

  • Tools for self-regulation you can use at home

What to bring and wear

  • Comfortable, loose clothing layered for warmth

  • Water bottle and any personal pillows or small blankets you prefer

  • Notify instructor in advance about injuries, surgeries, pregnancy, or recent treatments

Restorative:

Private Restorative Yoga Class for individuals or groups up to 6

75- Minute Restorative Yoga Class ($150) OR 90-Minute Restorative Yoga Class ($175) OR 2-Hour Restorative Yoga Class ($200)

Includes travel within 10 miles of Sturgeon Bay to your place of residence.

Overview: A private restorative yoga class offers a gentle, supportive practice tailored to your body, needs, and goals. Using props, slow movement, and extended holds, restorative yoga encourages deep relaxation, nervous system regulation, and recovery from stress, injury, or chronic tension. In a private session you receive individualized sequencing, modifications, and hands-on support to maximize safety and benefit.

Who benefits

  • Anyone recovering from injury or illness who needs a monitored, low-impact practice

  • People dealing with chronic pain, fibromyalgia, or ongoing inflammation

  • Those experiencing high stress, anxiety, or sleep disturbance

  • New practitioners who want a cautious, personalized introduction to yoga

  • Pregnant clients seeking safe prenatal support (with informed adaptations)

Session length and structure

  • Typical durations: 75, 90 or 120 minutes

  • Initial intake: brief questionnaire and discussion of medical history, current concerns, and goals

  • Guided breathwork and centering to begin (5–10 minutes)

  • Gentle mobility or alignment-focused warm-up (10–15 minutes) when appropriate

  • Restorative sequence: 3–6 supported poses held 5–20 minutes each, paced for deep relaxation (75 minute)

  • Closing: grounding breath and short integrative movement before final rest (5–10 minutes)

  • Time for post-practice feedback and home suggestions

Common restorative poses used

  • Supported Child’s Pose (Balasana) with bolsters and blankets

  • Reclined Bound Angle Pose (Supta Baddha Konasana) with blocks and bolsters

  • Legs-Up-the-Wall variation using bolsters or folded blankets

  • Supported Savasana with bolster under knees and eye pillow

  • Supported Twist on the back with blanket support

Props and environment

  • Provided: Bolsters, firm and soft blankets, blocks, straps, eye pillow, and a chair (if needed)

  • Quiet, dimly lit room kept warm for comfort

  • Optional gentle music or guided meditation depending on preference

Customization and safety

  • Sequence is adapted to any physical limitations, post-surgical restrictions, pregnancy stage, and medical conditions

  • Instructor provides clear cues, offers multiple modifications, and maintains open communication throughout

  • Hands-on adjustments are optional and only applied with explicit consent

  • Encouragement of pacing, breath awareness, and avoidance of strain

Benefits you can expect

  • Reduced muscle tension and decreased pain perception

  • Lowered stress hormones and improved parasympathetic activity

  • Better sleep quality and calmer mind

  • Increased body awareness and improved range of motion over time

  • Tools for self-regulation you can use at home

What to bring and wear

  • Comfortable, loose clothing layered for warmth

  • Water bottle and any personal pillows or small blankets you prefer

  • Notify instructor in advance about injuries, surgeries, pregnancy, or recent treatments