Yoga for stroke survivors, TBI, and neurodivergent communities — accessible, affordable, and always welcoming.
“My YogaWill aims to bring yoga into marginalized communities — specific to stroke, TBI and neurodivergent communities — and physically limited populations.”
Chair, floor, virtual — meeting every body where it is.
Sliding-scale pricing, scholarships, and free trials.
A community where every limitation is welcome.
Rachel Jarmusz had a massive ischemic stroke at just 25 years old — not long after giving birth to her second son. Paralyzed on her left side, she refused to believe in the limitations placed on her body. She found yoga. And yoga found her back.
Today, as an E-RYT 500 certified teacher and founder of My YogaWill, Rachel is on a mission to prove that yoga is not just for the able-bodied. It belongs to stroke survivors, TBI patients, neurodivergent individuals, and anyone who has ever been told their body wasn’t “yoga enough.”
From stroke recovery to teacher training — every offering is built on the belief that yoga belongs to you, exactly as you are.
Accessible yoga designed specifically for stroke survivors — building strength, balance, and resilience at your own pace. Chair, floor, and virtual options available.
Tailored sessions for groups of 2–8, blending gentle, moderate, and energizing practices in a supportive community atmosphere.
A Yoga Alliance certified 4-part program designed to make teacher training accessible to everyone — including stroke survivors and underserved communities.
One-on-one sessions personalized to your body, your goals, and your journey. Your first consultation or sample class is always free.
Immerse in the healing frequencies of Tibetan bowls. Simply lie down, breathe, and receive — no experience needed.
Bring your crew — cane, shoes, AFO, walker, chair, caregiver, emotional support friend. Every body limitation welcome here.
“Yoga is the practice of quieting the mind.”
“Anybody can breathe. Therefore, anyone can practice yoga.”
