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Grand Canyon Yoga will be shifting to stephaniewashington.com in the Spring of 2027.

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A Season of Rest & Recovery


A Note from Stephanie:

I am currently on an indefinite medical leave from all in-person classes, private sessions, and group bookings. To honor my own journey with Lyme I am prioritizing my recovery and letting my health dictate my timeline.

Thank you for your grace and for being a community that values the reality of healing over the performance of health.

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Whole & Healing Yoga Annual Pass

Unlimited Access Includes:

  • The Agency Archive

  • Audio Regulation Tracks

  • Core Library (yoga practice videos, tutorials & more)

  • lifetime access to The Ease Framework: 7 Days to Finding Calm in the Chaos of Chronic Illness

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Whole & Healing Yoga Monthly Pass

Unlimited Access Includes:

  • The Agency Archive

  • Audio Regulation Tracks

  • Core Library (yoga practice videos, tutorials & more)

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The Ease Framework: Finding Calm in the Chaos of Chronic Illness

Stop fighting your body and start building a sanctuary within.

Living with chronic illness often feels like being at war with your own skin. When your nervous system is stuck in a state of high alert, the traditional advice to "just stay positive" or "push through" doesn't just fail—it can actually make you feel worse.

The Ease Framework is a 7-day somatic journey designed specifically for the "spoonie" life. We move beyond the clinical protocols and the "hustle" of traditional yoga to rediscover what safety, ease, and compassion feel like in your unique body.

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The Agency Library (a la carte)

Access our growing library of trauma-sensitive and accessible video classes a la carte, available 24/7. Focus on finding comfort, regulating your nervous system, and building agency in your own time.

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"I'm thankful for the calming environment that Stephanie creates. It is very nurturing and soothing after a long, hectic day or week, yet provides enough of a challenge physically without the pressure to perform. I don't have to do what anyone else is doing, but can learn to listen to my body and what it needs for that day... more rest, more stretch, etc... I always leave feeling better than when I came!"

-TIFFANY S., YOGA PRACTITIONER

"I had the pleasure of working with Stephanie as a beginner in yoga. She was an excellent teacher, and I learned a lot in the few weeks I spent learning from her. Her stretches, poses and techniques really helped me out, I left feeling refreshed. She's a great teacher and I highly recommend Stephanie to anyone looking into yoga, all levels."

-ARTHUR F., YOGA PRACTITIONER

"I’m new to yoga and really appreciate the welcoming attitude of Stephanie and everyone involved with Grand Canyon Yoga. There is a true effort to accommodate people of different skill levels and to help everyone progress in their practice. I feel that they have created a comfortable and safe place for everyone."

-DAVID WATSON, YOGA PRACTITIONER

"I’ve been attending yoga with Stephanie for several months now. Her classes are both inviting and challenging. It’s been my experience that Stephanie is willing to spend time learning about you and about your practice, and she has a sincere desire to assist in facilitating growth and healing. "

-BRIAN ARELLANES, YOGA PRACTITIONER

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Our Mission & Vision

Grand Canyon Yoga exists to cultivate a sanctuary for survivors—a space where inclusivity, agency, and collective liberation are the highest priority. We explicitly center the safety and autonomy of those who have been marginalized, dehumanized, or harmed by toxic power structures.

As a chronically ill, disabled, and trauma-informed business, we envision a future where healing is an intentional act of reclaiming agency. We see a community liberated from toxic power structures and "guru culture," where the reality of our bodies is honored over the performance of health, and where our growth is rooted in sober judgment and critical thinking.

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Frequently asked questions

  • The Sustainability Minimum: In-person classes require a 3-person minimum registration at least 30 minutes prior to class time to proceed.

  • The Teacher's Agency: As a teacher living with chronic illness, I prioritize the same self-compassion I teach. In the event of a health flare-up or illness, classes will be canceled with as much notice as possible, and all payments/credits will be immediately returned.

Yes! We have extra mats and props available for you to borrow.

Our main location for classes is inside the Grand Canyon Community Recreation Center at 2 Mohave Street Grand Canyon Village, AZ 86023.

Locations may vary; please view the SCHEDULE to see where individual classes are held.

Yes! Yoga can help you increase your flexibility. Start with gentle yoga (view our class descriptions) to help you build up flexibility, as well as strength & balance!

Check out our class descriptions to see what is beginner-friendly and will best suit your personal needs. If you still have questions, use our "ask a question" button below! We are happy to help!

BREATHE. The only requirement of your yoga practice is your breath. If the only thing you do for your whole practice is focus on lengthening and slowing your breath, you'll help calm your mind, relieve stress & release built up tension in your body.

Join the community & receive your gift (The Restoration Roadmap: A Practical Guide to Reducing the Stress Load of Chronic Illness) by signing up to my monthly newsletter, full of insights & tips on how to reduce your stress load and reclaim your agency.