FAQ's

First off – yay, you!  So glad you’re looking to start a new practice.  Our goal is to make you feel welcome, empowered and to have you on your path to better physical, mental and emotional health.  

Plan on not eating an hour before, come fragrance free, and wear either athletic or comfortable attire.  The studio is sacred space – please leave your shoes, cell phone and other items in our cubbies.  

You’re welcome to use one of our mats and props.  Our Intro Offer allows you to practice with us as often as you wish for 3 weeks.  See our Class Style page  – Basics, Gentle, Yin, Restorative, Nidra and Chair are appropriate for all.  If a more vigorous style is what you seek, join us – tell the teacher you’re new so we can support you through your practice.

We use Walla as our booking software.  Visit our schedule to find the class that works for you, and select your pricing plan.  If this is your first visit with us, please create an account to get started.

Of course, we’d love to hear from you at info@ouryogahome.com, so we can learn why – if you’re moving, life change or simply aren’t making it on your mat.  You can cancel your account at any time by going to your Walla profile. 

We believe in the potential of the healing power of touch. And we believe in asking your permission to provide hands-on assists. We offer permission stones so you can communicate your preference.   If you’re open to assists, place a permission stone at the top of your mat. You can always change your mind and slide the stone out of view.

We offer private instruction for individuals and groups.  We can support you in everything from creating a custom new yoga session to finding your handstand, helping brides get grounded wedding week and celebrating Mamas to be.  Private sessions are a great option when you’re new or returning to the practice or are working with an injury.  Learn more on our Privates page.

Yes! We do both in-person and virtual sessions with businesses of all sizes and schools ranging from preschool to college, including schools serving children and young adults with disabilities.  Learn more about Yoga at the Workplace and Yoga in Schools.

Absolutely.  Creating a space where ALL are able to access the practice was our guiding principle in designing our space.  You’ll find an ADA bathroom and barrier free entry.  Individuals using wheelchairs, scooters, walkers or other mobility supports should enter at the corner of 8th and Hallowell.  Learn more about our Adaptive Yoga Program here.

For evening and weekend classes, you’re welcome to use the lot at 9th & Fayette Street behind the TRUIST Bank Building, just a few blocks from the studio.  Street parking is also available.