


Teaching Yoga for Neurodivergent Students Toolkit
A comprehensive, neurodivergent-affirming teaching guide for yoga teachers, movement professionals, and educators. Learn how to create more inclusive, accessible, and empowering yoga experiences for autistic, ADHD, and otherwise neurodivergent students.
A comprehensive, neurodivergent-affirming teaching guide for yoga teachers, movement professionals, and educators. Learn how to create more inclusive, accessible, and empowering yoga experiences for autistic, ADHD, and otherwise neurodivergent students.
A comprehensive, neurodivergent-affirming teaching guide for yoga teachers, movement professionals, and educators. Learn how to create more inclusive, accessible, and empowering yoga experiences for autistic, ADHD, and otherwise neurodivergent students.
Teaching Yoga for Neurodivergent Students is a 70+ page digital guide designed to help you build safer, more inclusive, and regulation-supportive yoga spaces for neurodivergent students — including those with autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, and more.
Created by Shannon Reilly (CPO®, CVPO™, E-RYT 500), this guide blends therapeutic yoga, trauma-informed teaching, and neurodivergent lived experience into a practical, accessible toolkit you can use right away.
What’s Inside:
Clear explanations of neurodivergence and sensory processing
Nervous system science made relevant for yoga teachers
ND-friendly cueing strategies and language shifts
Class planning templates + pose sequences
Sensory support cheat sheets
Tools for co-regulation, interoception, and autonomy
Ready-to-use intake forms and reflection prompts
Research-backed practices for ADHD and autistic students
Who It’s For:
Yoga teachers who want to create more inclusive, shame-free classes
Movement professionals and therapists working with ND clients
Educators and support staff seeking regulation-based movement tools
Anyone wanting to better support diverse brains in their classes or private sessions
You don’t need to be an expert in diagnoses — just open, curious, and willing to adapt.