Supported movement and purposeful rest

Practise being supported

Restorative yoga steps away from striving. With comfortable shapes, thoughtful guidance, and time to settle, the practice invites you to notice your body and meet the moment with less pressure.

A woman in sage clothing settles into a supported reclining yoga pose with an oatmeal bolster and folded blanket.

A supportive place to begin

This may suit you if you are looking for

  • A slower and less performance-focused approach to yoga
  • Dedicated time for quiet, rest, and body awareness
  • A practice that can be adapted to your comfort and mobility
  • Support with creating an at-home rest ritual
  • An accessible complement to a busy or demanding week

Your experience

What to expect

You will be guided through a small number of supported shapes with options throughout. Cushions, blankets, and other props help reduce effort. You are always welcome to change position, keep your eyes open, take a break, or opt out.

  1. 01A brief arrival and comfort check
  2. 02Invitational, easy-to-follow guidance
  3. 03Longer pauses in supported positions
  4. 04Breath awareness without forced techniques
  5. 05A gentle transition back into your day

Practical details

Come exactly as you are

Restorative yoga can be explored individually or in small-group settings. Comfortable layers are encouraged, and no flexibility, fitness level, or prior yoga experience is required.

Yoga practices are offered for general wellbeing and can be adapted, but may not be appropriate for every person or condition. Please seek advice from a qualified health professional if you are unsure whether participation is suitable for you.

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about beginning

Do I need to know which service I want?

Not at all. Tell us what you would like support with, and we can use the introductory conversation to explore which offering—or another kind of support—may be most appropriate.

What happens in an introductory conversation?

We will talk briefly about what brings you to Mast Healing, what you hope to gain, and any access needs or questions you have. We will also explain scope, format, and next steps so you can make an informed choice.

Is Mast Healing a medical or mental health service?

No. Mast Healing provides general wellbeing education, coaching, and restorative practices. We do not diagnose, treat, or manage medical or mental health conditions, and our services are not a substitute for care from appropriately qualified professionals.

Do I need yoga experience or flexibility?

No. Restorative yoga is slow and supported, with options offered throughout. You are encouraged to make choices based on comfort, mobility, energy, and any guidance from your healthcare providers.

What if Mast Healing is not the right fit?

We will be honest about our scope. If your needs are outside it, we may suggest seeking a relevant registered or qualified professional. You are always free to decide not to proceed.

Make a little more room for rest

Tell us what kind of practice you are seeking, and we will help you choose a comfortable place to begin.