Educating our yoga community to be inclusive, accessible, diverse and body positive.
“I have a deep passion for the discipline of Integral Yoga. It is my absolute honour to share the teachings as authentically as they have been passed down to me by Sri Swami Satchidananda. The goal of Integral Yoga, and the birthright of every human being is to have an easeful body, a peaceful mind and a useful life.”
Hersha was featured on the Changing the Face of Yoga Podcast where she talks about her work with YAMA Foundation and Accessible Yoga.
Join Hersha for Hong Kong’s first Accessible Yoga Class
Saturday June 17th, 11:am @ Asia Society Hong Kong Centre
Hong Kong teacher training certification course on Yoga, Meditation & Mindfulness and the Neuroscience behind it
My mission is to make the teachings of yoga accessible to anyone! I share with you teachings, guides on how you can enhance your practice and exclusives to upcoming events and trainings.
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My husband and I co-founded YAMA Foundation: a unique non-profit organisation that brings yoga, art and meditation to under-served communities in Hong Kong regardless of background or ability. We provide free outreach programs to those who don't have the opportunity to receive the benefits of yoga and meditation. We have programs in: schools, community centres, hospices, prisons, refugee centres, hospitals, special education schools and other local charities.
I advocate for persons with disabilities and special needs. Through my journey, I have had many clients with different abilities and from different backgrounds. My greatest inspiration is my niece Talia, who was born with a rare genetic disease and her life changed my direction in teaching yoga and helping others.
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