Movement designed to support neurodivergent minds and bodies

IGIA® Movement offers a welcoming, body-based practice that helps participants build awareness, confidence, emotional regulation, and joy through guided movement.

A movement practice where all behaviors are welcome.

IGIA® classes are inclusive, respectful, and designed to meet participants where they are. Our approach nurtures connection between mind and body in a way that feels safe and supportive.

✓ Supports body awareness

✓ Encourages emotional regulation

✓ Builds confidence through movement

✓ Promotes social connection & community

Why Movement Matters

Mind–body connection

Movement helps participants become more aware of how their body feels and responds.

Rhythmic regulation

Guided movement can create structure, grounding, and a sense of calm in the body.

Freedom from pressure

Participants are invited to move in ways that feel natural, safe, and supportive.

What Class Feels Like

Arrive as you are

1

Come into a space that is welcoming, accepting, and judgment-free.


Follow gentle guided movement

2

Instructors lead with clear invitations, encouragement, and support.


Explore rhythm, grounding, and expression

3

Move in ways that feel good for your body while building awareness and confidence.


Leave with awareness and ease

4

Guided movement can create structure, grounding, and an arena for self expression.

What people are saying:

  • "I felt grounded and calm after the session, and continued to notice when my muscles were getting tight throughout the day."

    —Participant, Autism Connection of PA

  • "The instructor, Gia, was welcoming, and I had a great sense that I could just be myself."

    —Participant, Autism Connection of PA

  • From shared smiles to deeper breaths, IGIA classes offer more than movement, they offer belonging. This thoughtful practice supports wellbeing in body, mind, and community.

    -Open Up Pittsburgh

Bring IGIA Movement to your location

We partner with community centers, organizations and wellness programs to bring movement that supports the neurodiverse community.