A practice that holds the transition
Perimenopause and menopause aren't a problem to solve; they're a long, layered transition. Yoga across this season is not about reversing anything. It's about giving the body and the nervous system steady, listening support.
What helps
- Slow Flow / Hatha for steady, weight-bearing movement that supports bone density and the cardiovascular system.
- Yin & Breath for the nights when the heat keeps you awake and the joints feel tight. Long-held, supported floor shapes are often deeply useful here.
- Yoga Nidra for sleep, which is often the most disrupted thing during this transition.
- Pranayama that lengthens the exhale, helpful for hot flushes and nervous-system rebound.
- 1:1 sessions when something specific keeps coming up (sleep, anxiety, pelvic floor, joint pain, mood).
What we focus on
- Strength without burning out.
- Mobility without forcing.
- Rest as a real, non-negotiable part of the practice.
- Breath as a tool you can use anywhere, not just on the mat.
Begin
A typical week: two slow group classes, one Yin & Breath, a Yoga Nidra recording on hand. Add a 1:1 if there's a specific pattern. Tap "Join via WhatsApp" to begin.