A neatly rolled, deep teal yoga mat with a subtle linen-like texture rests on smooth, pale bamboo flooring in a minimalist studio. Around it, low wooden blocks are stacked beside a woven jute bolster in soft sandstone tones, and a small altar-like platform holds a ceramic bowl, a chunk of raw rose quartz, and a single beeswax candle. Late afternoon light filters through sheer white curtains, casting elongated, gentle shadows and a warm, golden glow. Photographic realism, shot at eye level with a slightly off-center composition and shallow depth of field, creating a calm, sophisticated atmosphere that suggests queer-centered spiritual practice without any human presence.

Queer Yoga WA

Queer Yoga WA

Queer Yoga WA is an unapologetically queer, neuroaffirming yoga and community space for people of all genders.

Our offerings

Dive deep with private or semi-private instruction.

Inside a high-ceilinged studio with exposed white brick walls, a single moss-green yoga mat lies unrolled on the polished concrete floor, aligned perfectly with a line of light from tall industrial windows. Along one wall, an eclectic but refined collection of houseplants in ceramic and terracotta pots creates a lush, organic border, with hanging vines trailing down. Golden hour sunlight streams in, casting long, geometric shadows from the window frames and plants across the mat, emphasizing both softness and structure. Photographic realism from a slightly elevated angle, with deep depth of field, gives a sense of spaciousness, possibility, and grounded queer joy in an urban sanctuary.

Weekly classes, workshops, and circles centered on queer joy and spiritual exploration.

Sound healing room with singing bowls, gongs, meditation bolsters, and yoga mats.

Harmonising Together: Experience the healing vibrations of a community sound bath.

Join witchy circles for meditation, breathwork, and ceremonies centered around intention setting and manifestation.

Mission

Queer Yoga WA is an unapologetically queer, neuroaffirming yoga and community space for people of all genders.

We centre queer bodies, queer joy, and queer ways of knowing — not as an accommodation, but as a source of cultural, spiritual, and political intelligence. Here, queerness and spiritual practice are not separate paths. They are intertwined expressions of truth, creativity, and collective becoming.

We reject respectability politics, toxic positivity, and the demand to soften ourselves for mainstream comfort. Inspired by traditions of love as a radical practice, we understand community not as sameness, but as commitment — a willingness to show up for one another in difference.

We operate on a sliding scale and offer free access for Indigenous and BIPOC participants because justice requires material action. We recognise the sovereignty of Aboriginal peoples, support treaty, and stand against colonial violence and genocide everywhere, including Palestine.

Queer Yoga WA is a third space — not a commodity, not a performance — where people of different ages, genders, classes, neurotypes, and histories can practise, reflect, and build sustaining community.

An overhead photographic view of a circular arrangement of yoga props on a charcoal linen cloth: richly colored mats in plum, moss, and midnight blue form a ring, intersected by cork blocks, organic cotton straps, and hand-poured soy candles in frosted glass. In the center, an open cloth-bound journal with a subtle rainbow-foil spine rests beside a small ceramic dish filled with polished stones in pink, opal, and iridescent hues. Soft diffused daylight from an unseen skylight illuminates the scene evenly, reducing harsh shadows and emphasizing textures. The composition feels ritualistic and intentional, evoking queer community, reflection, and collective becoming through a clean, modern photographic style.

Our Vision

We envision a world where queerness is recognised not as marginal, but as generative a force of imagination, tenderness, and transformation.

We imagine intergenerational queer communities where elders are honoured as survivors and witnesses without being idealised, and younger people are welcomed without pressure to perform certainty or healing. Where neurodivergent ways of sensing, moving, and communicating are affirmed as valid and valuable not corrected into conformity.

We envision spiritual practice that does not demand assimilation. A practice where softness and fierceness coexist. Where gender is not policed, bodies are not ranked, and belonging is not conditional.

In a time of isolation and division, we imagine spaces where people gather not to escape the world, but to strengthen their capacity to love it and to change it.

Contact us

We’d love to hear from you about collaborations and questions.

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