Music Classes for LGBTQIA+ People & Allies
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All too often, queer and transgender folks find spaces focused on singing and songwriting lacking awareness of our needs, relevance to our lives, and a commitment to collective liberation. It is a powerful act for LGBTQIA+ people and allies to raise our voices together in song, and to listen deeply to each other as we grow as singers and songwriters. What does LGBTQIA+ stand for? LGBTQIA stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual. The plus sign acknowledges that there are myriad ways that people express their gender and sexuality, and even a long acronym can't encompass all of them. Allies are straight, cisgender people who are committed to challenging heterosexism, transphobia and patriarchy. About the Teacher Eli Conley is a singer-songwriter and voice teacher based in the Bay Area. As a gay transgender man, Eli has a deep commitment to working within diverse LGBTQIA+ communities to build our collective power, creativity, and resilience. Eli is a certified teacher of Somatic Voicework - The LoVetri Method™ who continues to study to deepen his approach to contemporary vocal pedagogy. He has also studied classical singing at Oberlin Conservatory and jazz vocal performance at Berklee College of Music. Eli performs and tours as an indie folk artist, and is a former member of the Grammy award-winning San Francisco Symphony Chorus. In addition to group classes and workshops, Eli also offers private voice lessons for people of all identities, ages 13 and up. |
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Testimonials
“I recommend classes with Eli to all of my friends! Studying singing with Eli is affirming, challenging, and joyful. It’s an opportunity to combine skill acquisition, personal growth and queer community, and is grounding and inspiring.”
"As a trans person, and as a queer person, I have so embodied the violent belief that my voice does not matter. To have a space to explore my own unlearning was truly a much needed reminder that when I honor my voice, I honor my spirit, my aliveness."
"Such a powerful experience connecting to my voice as a songwriter. Eli's expertise, guidance and ability to draw out strong work and pass on skills was so important."
"This class was the light of my week. I am astounded by how much my voice and my confidence have grown in such a short time."
"I felt honored to have been able to see each singer's uniqueness, their strengths and their struggles. What we shared in class with each other was so personal. I felt very connected with the world and appreciative of our diversity afterward."
“I would recommend this class – no matter what your singing experience, skill level or interest you will have fun, you will feel safe and cared for and you will improve!”
Upcoming Classes & Workshops
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Tuesdays 7 - 9 pm
November 12 - December 10, 2019
First Congregational Church of Oakland - Choir Room
2501 Harrison St, Oakland
0.7 Miles from 19th St BART
Class Description
This is a supportive community songwriting class for transgender, queer, lesbian, bisexual, gay, asexual, and intersex people and our allies.
Building on themes from Eli's beginning songwriting class Unlock the Song Inside, this class will offer an opportunity to go more deeply into the tools we can use to write compelling songs. We'll explore meter (the rhythm of the words), setting up your lyrics to spotlight important ideas, getting your music and lyrics both telling the same story, building your verses and chorus so the song takes on deeper meaning as it goes, how to revise your own songs to make them stronger, and what to do when you get stuck on a song.
Most weeks there will be a new songwriting prompt, and participants will share works-in-progress and get supportive critique to strengthen their songs.
Each participant will also receive a 45 minute private session with Eli focused on whatever they choose -- this could include one-on-one songwriting critique, voice coaching, support focused on the emotional side of the creative process, music theory for songwriters, performance coaching, and/or music business help. These sessions will take place at Eli's studio in Berkeley or online via video chat.
Participants should have some previous background with songwriting, but no formal musical training is required.
Accessibility
This class is in a wheelchair and scooter accessible space, and students sit in cushioned chairs that do not have arms. All of the exercises are designed to work for people of a broad range of abilities and body types. The class is a fragrance free space (see below for more info). Please let me know about your specific access needs when you register.
Fragrance Free
All participants are asked to attend this class 100% fragrance free by refraining from wearing hair and body products with fragrances, including shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and clothing washed in scented detergents and/or dryer sheets. With your help, we can ensure that our class is a healthy, accessible space for people with multiple chemical sensitivities. More info on how and why to be fragrance free is here.
Class Fee
Standard Rate: $300
$150 is due when you register to hold your spot in the class. The remaining $150 is due at our first session.
Sliding Scale Rate: $275 - $200
I reserve some need-based sliding scale spots in each class for low income participants. More information.
Registering
Registration for this class is now closed. Please join the e-mail list to be notified of the dates for the 2020 session when they're announced.
November 12 - December 10, 2019
First Congregational Church of Oakland - Choir Room
2501 Harrison St, Oakland
0.7 Miles from 19th St BART
Class Description
This is a supportive community songwriting class for transgender, queer, lesbian, bisexual, gay, asexual, and intersex people and our allies.
Building on themes from Eli's beginning songwriting class Unlock the Song Inside, this class will offer an opportunity to go more deeply into the tools we can use to write compelling songs. We'll explore meter (the rhythm of the words), setting up your lyrics to spotlight important ideas, getting your music and lyrics both telling the same story, building your verses and chorus so the song takes on deeper meaning as it goes, how to revise your own songs to make them stronger, and what to do when you get stuck on a song.
Most weeks there will be a new songwriting prompt, and participants will share works-in-progress and get supportive critique to strengthen their songs.
Each participant will also receive a 45 minute private session with Eli focused on whatever they choose -- this could include one-on-one songwriting critique, voice coaching, support focused on the emotional side of the creative process, music theory for songwriters, performance coaching, and/or music business help. These sessions will take place at Eli's studio in Berkeley or online via video chat.
Participants should have some previous background with songwriting, but no formal musical training is required.
Accessibility
This class is in a wheelchair and scooter accessible space, and students sit in cushioned chairs that do not have arms. All of the exercises are designed to work for people of a broad range of abilities and body types. The class is a fragrance free space (see below for more info). Please let me know about your specific access needs when you register.
Fragrance Free
All participants are asked to attend this class 100% fragrance free by refraining from wearing hair and body products with fragrances, including shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and clothing washed in scented detergents and/or dryer sheets. With your help, we can ensure that our class is a healthy, accessible space for people with multiple chemical sensitivities. More info on how and why to be fragrance free is here.
Class Fee
Standard Rate: $300
$150 is due when you register to hold your spot in the class. The remaining $150 is due at our first session.
Sliding Scale Rate: $275 - $200
I reserve some need-based sliding scale spots in each class for low income participants. More information.
Registering
Registration for this class is now closed. Please join the e-mail list to be notified of the dates for the 2020 session when they're announced.
Winter 2020 Session
2 - 4 pm January 12th, February 9th, and March 8th, 2020
South Berkeley, half a mile from Ashby BART
Description
Bring a song you're working on and get supportive feedback and critique from Eli and the group in a facilitated space. Through workshopping your own and others' songs, you will gain tools and perspectives to deepen your songwriting. Each month you will also be given an optional prompt to get your writing started for next time!
Accessibility
This group meets in a private home that is up a flight of 20 stairs and is unfortunately not ADA accessible. The space is complete fragrance free, and home to one cat. Please let me know about your specific access needs when you register.
Fragrance Free
All participants are asked to attend this circle 100% fragrance free by refraining from wearing hair and body products with fragrances, including shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and clothing washed in scented detergents and/or dryer sheets. With your help, we can ensure that our circle is a healthy, accessible space for people with multiple chemical sensitivities. More info on how and why to attend events fragrance free is here.
Winter Session Fee
Standard Rate: $90
($30 per session)
Payment for the full winter session is due when you register to hold your spot in the group.
Sliding Scale Rate: $75 - $60
($25 - $20 per session)
Some need-based sliding scale spots are reserved for low income participants. Sliding scale participants can also request a payment plan. More information.
2 - 4 pm January 12th, February 9th, and March 8th, 2020
South Berkeley, half a mile from Ashby BART
Description
Bring a song you're working on and get supportive feedback and critique from Eli and the group in a facilitated space. Through workshopping your own and others' songs, you will gain tools and perspectives to deepen your songwriting. Each month you will also be given an optional prompt to get your writing started for next time!
Accessibility
This group meets in a private home that is up a flight of 20 stairs and is unfortunately not ADA accessible. The space is complete fragrance free, and home to one cat. Please let me know about your specific access needs when you register.
Fragrance Free
All participants are asked to attend this circle 100% fragrance free by refraining from wearing hair and body products with fragrances, including shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and clothing washed in scented detergents and/or dryer sheets. With your help, we can ensure that our circle is a healthy, accessible space for people with multiple chemical sensitivities. More info on how and why to attend events fragrance free is here.
Winter Session Fee
Standard Rate: $90
($30 per session)
Payment for the full winter session is due when you register to hold your spot in the group.
Sliding Scale Rate: $75 - $60
($25 - $20 per session)
Some need-based sliding scale spots are reserved for low income participants. Sliding scale participants can also request a payment plan. More information.
Tuesdays 7 - 9 pm
January 28th - March 24th, 2020
First Congregational Church of Oakland - Choir Room
2501 Harrison St, Oakland
0.7 Miles from 19th St BART
Class Description
This is a supportive community singing class for transgender, queer, lesbian, bisexual, gay, asexual, and intersex people and our allies who want to develop their singing voices in a fun group setting. Beginners are very welcome! No musical experience is necessary.
This class focuses mostly on solo a capella singing and includes one group song. Students will strengthen their natural singing voices by learning basic vocal technique and developing their chest (low) and head (high) registers. They will learn how to listen to themselves and other singers and expand their vocal range. The class will also focus on getting comfortable singing in front of others. Students are welcome to take this class multiple times.
The class will culminate with an informal recital on the last day. Glitter will be optional but highly encouraged!
Accessibility
This class is in a wheelchair and scooter accessible space, and students sit in cushioned chairs that do not have arms. All of the exercises are designed to work for people of a broad range of abilities and body types. The class is a fragrance free space (see below for more info). Please let me know about your specific access needs when you register.
Fragrance Free
All participants are asked to attend this class 100% fragrance free by refraining from wearing hair and body products with fragrances, including shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and clothing washed in scented detergents and/or dryer sheets. With your help, we can ensure that our class is a healthy, accessible space for people with multiple chemical sensitivities. More info on how and why to be fragrance free is here.
Class Fee
Standard Rate: $400
$200 is due when you register to hold your spot in the class. The remaining $200 is due at our first session.
Sliding Scale Rate: $370 - $225
I reserve some need-based sliding scale spots in each class for low income participants. More information.
Registering
This class and the waiting list are now full, so registration is closed.
I'm planning to offer another session of the Fundamentals of Singing later in 2020 -- dates TBA. To be notified when dates are announced, please join the e-mail list.
January 28th - March 24th, 2020
First Congregational Church of Oakland - Choir Room
2501 Harrison St, Oakland
0.7 Miles from 19th St BART
Class Description
This is a supportive community singing class for transgender, queer, lesbian, bisexual, gay, asexual, and intersex people and our allies who want to develop their singing voices in a fun group setting. Beginners are very welcome! No musical experience is necessary.
This class focuses mostly on solo a capella singing and includes one group song. Students will strengthen their natural singing voices by learning basic vocal technique and developing their chest (low) and head (high) registers. They will learn how to listen to themselves and other singers and expand their vocal range. The class will also focus on getting comfortable singing in front of others. Students are welcome to take this class multiple times.
The class will culminate with an informal recital on the last day. Glitter will be optional but highly encouraged!
Accessibility
This class is in a wheelchair and scooter accessible space, and students sit in cushioned chairs that do not have arms. All of the exercises are designed to work for people of a broad range of abilities and body types. The class is a fragrance free space (see below for more info). Please let me know about your specific access needs when you register.
Fragrance Free
All participants are asked to attend this class 100% fragrance free by refraining from wearing hair and body products with fragrances, including shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and clothing washed in scented detergents and/or dryer sheets. With your help, we can ensure that our class is a healthy, accessible space for people with multiple chemical sensitivities. More info on how and why to be fragrance free is here.
Class Fee
Standard Rate: $400
$200 is due when you register to hold your spot in the class. The remaining $200 is due at our first session.
Sliding Scale Rate: $370 - $225
I reserve some need-based sliding scale spots in each class for low income participants. More information.
Registering
This class and the waiting list are now full, so registration is closed.
I'm planning to offer another session of the Fundamentals of Singing later in 2020 -- dates TBA. To be notified when dates are announced, please join the e-mail list.
7 - 9 pm Mondays -- Note new day of the week!
February 3rd - March 30th, 2020
The Flight Deck -- Note new location!
1540 Broadway, Oakland
0.1 miles from 12th St BART and 19th St BART
This is a community class for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, queer, intersex, and/or asexual people and allies. Using fun musical games and exercises, this class will help you become more comfortable singing and playing an instrument at the same time. We'll explore vocal technique and understanding how your voice works when you sing. You will learn the ins and outs of singing into a microphone and amplifying your instrument. We'll play and sing together as a big group, and each participant will also receive coaching on two solo songs of their choosing. We'll put particular focus on rhythm, finding the right key for your voice and playing level, and developing an expressive song performance.
Participants should be able to play at least three chords on an instrument (piano, guitar, ukulele, mandolin, banjo, accordion, autoharp etc), but no other musical experience is necessary. You do not need to read music, have any musical training, or know any music theory. Beginners are very welcome.
The class culminates with an informal recital. Glitter will be optional but highly encouraged!
Testimonials
"As someone who loves to sing but struggles to do so publicly, I found Eli's class to be incredibly safe and affirming. I learned how to have faith in my voice and musicianship while getting to know lots of lovely folks! Eli is an incredibly skilled teacher."
"It was so heartening to work with a group of queers and allies finding their voices and sharing their talents and growing exponentially in their performance skills due to the enthusiasm and specificity that Eli provides."
"I always played instruments growing up and enjoyed singing along to them. I haven't been doing that recently until I found this class. It was a perfect place with a wonderful community. Eli is a great coach and knows how to make you feel comfortable and safe while singing."
"Classes with Eli have been a delightful part of my life over the last several years. I so appreciate the queer and trans community space, the experience of singing in a group, and Eli's highly skillful teaching -- technically deep, celebratory and supportive."
Accessibility
This class is in a wheelchair and scooter accessible space, and students sit in folding chairs that do not have arms. All of the exercises are designed to work for people of a broad range of abilities and body types. The class is a fragrance free space (see below for more info). Please let me know about your specific access needs when you register.
Fragrance Free
All participants are asked to attend this class 100% fragrance free by refraining from wearing hair and body products with fragrances, including shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and clothing washed in scented detergents and/or dryer sheets. With your help, we can ensure that our class is a healthy, accessible space for people with multiple chemical sensitivities. More info on how and why to be fragrance free is here.
Class Fee
Standard Rate: $400
$200 is due when you register to hold your spot in the class. The remaining $200 is due at our first session.
Sliding Scale Rate: $370 - $225
I reserve some need-based sliding scale spots in each class for low income participants. More information.
Registering
Want to be notified when registration opens up and the dates for future classes are announced?
Intro to Harmony Singing
A Nine-Week Class for LGBTQIA+ People and Allies
Tuesdays 7 -9 pm
April 14th - June 9th, 2020
First Congregational Church of Oakland - Choir Room
2501 Harrison St, Oakland
0.7 Miles from 19th St BART
Class Description
This is a fun community class for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, queer, intersex, and/or asexual people and our allies who want to develop their ability to sing harmony by ear.
We will explore rounds, singing in harmony on assigned parts in small groups, and coming up with your own two-part harmony for a duet. You will learn how to hear and sing major triad chords, and build a basic understanding of how chords form the basis of harmony singing. Participants will be expected to practice 15 - 30 minutes a day, and to meet with their duet partner at least twice outside of class over the course of the nine weeks.
This class is designed for people who are comfortable with singing, and are generally able to stay in key when singing by themselves. Beginners are welcome -- all learning will be done by ear, so you do not need to have any musical background or know how to read music. If you have any questions about whether this class is right for you, please contact me.
The class will culminate in an informal recital on June 18th. Glitter will be optional but highly encouraged!
What Past Participants Have To Say
"I highly encourage anyone who has ever felt in awe of a choir in harmony or an intimate duet to take this class and feel the joy of making that aural alchemy yourself. Singing has brought me so much joy."
"After having spent many many years feeling uncertain about how to harmonize, this course helped to demystify harmonizing for me. Eli pushes us just a little our of comfort zones, enough to build, not ruin our self-confidence. I highly recommend it!"
"Eli is a fantastic, patient, and kind teacher, and the class was such a joy to be in. I learned a lot too! I felt supported and encouraged the whole time."
Accessibility
This class is in a wheelchair and scooter accessible space, and students sit in cushioned chairs that do not have arms. All of the exercises are designed to work for people of a broad range of abilities and body types. The class is a fragrance free space (see below for more info). Please let me know about your specific access needs when you register.
Fragrance Free
All participants are asked to attend this class 100% fragrance free by refraining from wearing hair and body products with fragrances, including shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and clothing washed in scented detergents and/or dryer sheets. With your help, we can ensure that our class is a healthy, accessible space for people with multiple chemical sensitivities. More info on how and why to be fragrance free is here.
Class Fee
Standard Rate: $400
$200 is due when you register to hold your spot in the class. The remaining $200 is due at our first session.
Sliding Scale Rate: $370 - $225
I reserve some need-based sliding scale spots in each class for low income participants. More information.
Registering
Please join the e-mail list to be notified when this class opens up for registration in March.
A Nine-Week Class for LGBTQIA+ People and Allies
Tuesdays 7 -9 pm
April 14th - June 9th, 2020
First Congregational Church of Oakland - Choir Room
2501 Harrison St, Oakland
0.7 Miles from 19th St BART
Class Description
This is a fun community class for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, queer, intersex, and/or asexual people and our allies who want to develop their ability to sing harmony by ear.
We will explore rounds, singing in harmony on assigned parts in small groups, and coming up with your own two-part harmony for a duet. You will learn how to hear and sing major triad chords, and build a basic understanding of how chords form the basis of harmony singing. Participants will be expected to practice 15 - 30 minutes a day, and to meet with their duet partner at least twice outside of class over the course of the nine weeks.
This class is designed for people who are comfortable with singing, and are generally able to stay in key when singing by themselves. Beginners are welcome -- all learning will be done by ear, so you do not need to have any musical background or know how to read music. If you have any questions about whether this class is right for you, please contact me.
The class will culminate in an informal recital on June 18th. Glitter will be optional but highly encouraged!
What Past Participants Have To Say
"I highly encourage anyone who has ever felt in awe of a choir in harmony or an intimate duet to take this class and feel the joy of making that aural alchemy yourself. Singing has brought me so much joy."
"After having spent many many years feeling uncertain about how to harmonize, this course helped to demystify harmonizing for me. Eli pushes us just a little our of comfort zones, enough to build, not ruin our self-confidence. I highly recommend it!"
"Eli is a fantastic, patient, and kind teacher, and the class was such a joy to be in. I learned a lot too! I felt supported and encouraged the whole time."
Accessibility
This class is in a wheelchair and scooter accessible space, and students sit in cushioned chairs that do not have arms. All of the exercises are designed to work for people of a broad range of abilities and body types. The class is a fragrance free space (see below for more info). Please let me know about your specific access needs when you register.
Fragrance Free
All participants are asked to attend this class 100% fragrance free by refraining from wearing hair and body products with fragrances, including shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and clothing washed in scented detergents and/or dryer sheets. With your help, we can ensure that our class is a healthy, accessible space for people with multiple chemical sensitivities. More info on how and why to be fragrance free is here.
Class Fee
Standard Rate: $400
$200 is due when you register to hold your spot in the class. The remaining $200 is due at our first session.
Sliding Scale Rate: $370 - $225
I reserve some need-based sliding scale spots in each class for low income participants. More information.
Registering
Please join the e-mail list to be notified when this class opens up for registration in March.
Unlock the Song Inside
A Nine-Week Songwriting Class for LGBTQIA People and Allies
Tuesdays 7 - 9 pm
Fall 2020 - Dates TBA
First Congregational Church of Oakland - Choir Room
2501 Harrison St, Oakland
0.7 Miles from 19th St BART
Wheelchair accessible
Free parking at the church
Class Description
Everyone has a song inside of them. What does yours sound like? Join us to unlock your creativity and let your songs out!
This is a supportive community class for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual people and our allies. Whether you've been writing for years or you have never written a song, this class is for you.
Each session will begin with a fun writing exercise to get your creative juices flowing. We will explore the way that chords, melody and lyrics come together to create a song, and learn strategies to strengthen each of these aspects of our songwriting. Over the course of the class, we will share our works in progress with each other and give supportive feedback to help each other grow as songwriters. We'll analyze songs by some of our favorite artists to understand how songs take listeners on an emotional journey using point of view, rhyme scheme, meter, and different song structures. We'll also cover basic chord theory to help take the guess work out of choosing the right chords for each song. The class will culminate with an informal performance on the last day.
Participants should be able to play at least three chords on an instrument (piano, guitar, ukulele, mandolin, banjo, accordion, autoharp etc), but no other musical experience is necessary. You do not need to read music, have any musical training, or know any music theory. Beginners are very welcome!
Testimonials
"What a beautiful and powerful vision: co-create space to literally lift up each other's voices. As a trans person, and as a queer person, I have so embodied the violent belief that my voice does not matter. To have a space to explore my own unlearning was truly a much needed reminder that when I honor my voice, I honor my spirit, my aliveness."
"Such a powerful experience connecting to my voice as a songwriter. Eli's expertise, guidance and ability to draw out strong work and pass on skills was so important."
"I found myself continuously in awe of each person's unique voice, style, and capacity to create in each round of sharing. I felt moved by something in everyone's songs and that was powerful."
Accessibility
This class is in a wheelchair and scooter accessible space, and students sit in cushioned chairs that do not have arms. All of the exercises are designed to work for people of a broad range of abilities and body types. The class is a fragrance free space (see below for more info). Please let me know about your specific access needs when you register.
Fragrance Free
All participants are asked to attend this class 100% fragrance free by refraining from wearing hair and body products with fragrances, including shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and clothing washed in scented detergents. With your help, we can ensure that our class is a healthy, accessible space for people with environmental illness. More info on how and why to be fragrance free is here.
Registering
Join the e-mail list to be notified when the 2020 dates for this class are announced.
Unlock the Song Inside
A Nine-Week Songwriting Class for LGBTQIA People and Allies
Tuesdays 7 - 9 pm
Fall 2020 - Dates TBA
First Congregational Church of Oakland - Choir Room
2501 Harrison St, Oakland
0.7 Miles from 19th St BART
Wheelchair accessible
Free parking at the church
Class Description
Everyone has a song inside of them. What does yours sound like? Join us to unlock your creativity and let your songs out!
This is a supportive community class for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual people and our allies. Whether you've been writing for years or you have never written a song, this class is for you.
Each session will begin with a fun writing exercise to get your creative juices flowing. We will explore the way that chords, melody and lyrics come together to create a song, and learn strategies to strengthen each of these aspects of our songwriting. Over the course of the class, we will share our works in progress with each other and give supportive feedback to help each other grow as songwriters. We'll analyze songs by some of our favorite artists to understand how songs take listeners on an emotional journey using point of view, rhyme scheme, meter, and different song structures. We'll also cover basic chord theory to help take the guess work out of choosing the right chords for each song. The class will culminate with an informal performance on the last day.
Participants should be able to play at least three chords on an instrument (piano, guitar, ukulele, mandolin, banjo, accordion, autoharp etc), but no other musical experience is necessary. You do not need to read music, have any musical training, or know any music theory. Beginners are very welcome!
Testimonials
"What a beautiful and powerful vision: co-create space to literally lift up each other's voices. As a trans person, and as a queer person, I have so embodied the violent belief that my voice does not matter. To have a space to explore my own unlearning was truly a much needed reminder that when I honor my voice, I honor my spirit, my aliveness."
"Such a powerful experience connecting to my voice as a songwriter. Eli's expertise, guidance and ability to draw out strong work and pass on skills was so important."
"I found myself continuously in awe of each person's unique voice, style, and capacity to create in each round of sharing. I felt moved by something in everyone's songs and that was powerful."
Accessibility
This class is in a wheelchair and scooter accessible space, and students sit in cushioned chairs that do not have arms. All of the exercises are designed to work for people of a broad range of abilities and body types. The class is a fragrance free space (see below for more info). Please let me know about your specific access needs when you register.
Fragrance Free
All participants are asked to attend this class 100% fragrance free by refraining from wearing hair and body products with fragrances, including shampoo, conditioner, lotion, and clothing washed in scented detergents. With your help, we can ensure that our class is a healthy, accessible space for people with environmental illness. More info on how and why to be fragrance free is here.
Registering
Join the e-mail list to be notified when the 2020 dates for this class are announced.
