Welcome.
I’m Morgan.
I’m so glad you found this corner of the internet. Life with disability or chronic illness is hard. So here we believe in the power of community and compassion and finding ways to make it less hard. I blend my background in medicine with lived experience of invisible disability to create an environment where you can show up just as you are. I’ve collected a library of tools on this healing journey – both ancient and modern – and I’d love to share them with you.
Keep scrolling to discover all the ways we can connect. I can’t wait to meet you.
Offerings
Adaptive Yoga Classes
Group yoga sessions designed for individuals with disabilities and chronic conditions.
Work with me 1-on-1
One-on-one support that may include:
– Gentle, adaptive yoga
– Health and wellness coaching
– Peer support for people living with brain injury (TBI)
Book a FREE discovery call below. This is a relaxed, no-pressure call. You can share what you’re looking for, and I’ll let you know how I might be able to help. We’ll go at your pace.
Brain Injury Support Group
The Sharing & Caring Circle meets live on Zoom every Monday from 2–3pm ET and we stay connected through a private, off-social media community where you can chat and share anytime.
Stay connected
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About Adaptive Yoga
It’s truly just yoga. But modern yoga classes tend to cater towards able-bodied folks wanting to get a workout in. So adding the “adaptive” to the beginning helps to show those in the disability community that these classes welcome you – with whatever abilities you bring. Morgan combines her medical background and specialized training with lived experience with invisible disabilities. She provides a safe and inclusive yoga environment tailored for individuals with disabilities, special abilities, or chronic illnesses. These classes promote connection, understanding, and support, allowing everyone to thrive.
Morgan Siebs 