Managing diabetes is about more than just monitoring blood sugar—it’s about supporting your whole-body health. Stress, fatigue, digestion, and circulation all affect how you feel day to day, and yoga offers a natural way to bring balance, energy, and relaxation into your daily routine.
Our collection of yoga classes for diabetes is specifically designed for people living with the effects of this metabolic disorder. Whether you're managing hypoglycemia, calming your nervous system, or supporting your circulatory system, these accessible classes use asana, meditation and breathwork techniques to help you feel your best.
What You'll Experience in Yoga for Diabetes:
Led by yoga therapist Evan Soroka, who was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in adolescence, this series offers gentle yet effective practices to:
Support Energy & Vitality
– Counteract the fatigue of low blood sugar with therapeutic yoga that supports circulation while restoring strength and steadiness.
Reduce Stress & Boost Relaxation
– Use breath-centric flows, meditation and pranayama (breathwork) techniques to calm the nervous system and promote a sense of calm.
Aid Digestion & Gut Function
– Stimulate the vagus nerve and abdominal region with gentle postures and guided breath awareness to enhance the "rest and digest" response.
What You’ll Get:
Seven targeted practices, each designed to address specific challenges related to diabetes:
Hypoglycemia Rest & Recovery
Diabetes De-Stress
Heart of the Matter
Diabetes R&R
Time for a Gut Check!
The Still Point Meditation
Yoga Nidra for People With Diabetes
Who This Is For:
This yoga and diabetes program is designed for people with diabetes who want to use yoga as a tool for greater well-being. Whether you’re managing stress, supporting digestion, or seeking gentle movement and meditation-based relaxation, these practices offer a holistic approach to feeling better every day.
Take control of your well-being with yoga practices that support your body’s unique needs. Breathe deeply, move mindfully, and find balance—one class at a time.