About Sober Yoga
Yoga became part of my life when I needed a steady way to replace an old evening habit.
Through movement and breath, I learned how to sit with restlessness, calm my nervous system, and soften without switching off. Yoga has supported me through seven years of sobriety — not as a cure, but as a practice I return to again and again.
Sober Yoga is shaped by that experience, and by what I know evenings can feel like when you’re choosing a different way.
Yoga became part of my life when I needed a steady way to replace an old evening habit.
Through movement and breath, I learned how to sit with restlessness, calm my nervous system, and soften without switching off. Yoga has supported me through seven years of sobriety — not as a cure, but as a practice I return to again and again.
Sober Yoga is shaped by that experience, and by what I know evenings can feel like when you’re choosing a different way.
You’ll receive 9 follow along yoga classes and 4 Guided Meditations
Each yoga class is practised once a day for 3 days, so you can:
move at your own pace
build familiarity and confidence
avoid the pressure of something “new” every day
The course progresses gently:
shorter practices at the start of the month
gradually building strength, balance, and flow
each class starts with a breathing exercise and ends in Savasana (deep resting pose)


What You Will Need
- A yoga or exercise mat
- 2 Yoga bricks or sturdy books
- A cushion or pillow
- A blanket
Course Curriculum
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Sober Yoga is a wellbeing practice and is not a medical treatment or a substitute for professional support.
Please practice within your own limits. As with all physical activity, there is a risk of injury. If you have injuries, health conditions, or are unsure whether yoga is suitable for you, consult a healthcare professional before taking part.
This course is designed to support sober-curious choices. If you are experiencing alcohol dependence or withdrawal symptoms, please seek support from a GP or specialist service