Studio Policies and Ettiquette

Studio Policies and Etiquette

·Please silence mobile devices upon entering Healing Arts and Wellness and turn off mobile devices during classes.

·Arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the start of class to allow plenty of time to check-in. Every student is required to sign in at the front desk.

·New Students are required to sign a waiver prior to participating in their first class, arrive 15 minutes early.

·Please wait until students have exited the classroom before entering for the next class.

·Please keep conversation low when another class is in session.

·Remove shoes prior to entering the studio classroom.

·If you arrive late for a yoga class, please wait in the lobby for a minimum of 5 minutes while the instructor is centering the students. You may join class after centering is complete.

·At the close of the class, please replace all props to the place and presentation in which you found them.

·Wipe down studio mats prior to putting away (cleaner is provided).

Special Conditions & Injuries

Anyone with serious medical conditions or injury should consult a doctor prior to participating in a yoga class. Healing Arts and Wellness classes offer a wonderfully therapeutic practice and we encourage you to listen to your body, taking the appropriate modifications. The practice should not be painful. It is your responsibility to inform the instructor if you are pregnant or have any injuries prior to the start of class.

Young Student Policy

·Any student under 18 years of age must have a parent/guardian’s signature on the waiver form.

·Our classes are designed for students 18 years of age and older. Students 14 to 17 years of age may attend certain classes when a parent or guardian is in attendance for the same class, but must be discussed with management prior to registering for class. Any exceptions to these policies must be addressed with management prior to class.

** Minors may not sit in the reception area while the parent or guardian takes a class. The front desk staff are not authorized to supervise children.