Body Mind Collective | Accessible community yoga sessions

Our Mission.

Our mission is to create stronger, healthier, and more resilient communities through affordable and accessible yoga sessions.

Everyone is welcome in our sessions regardless of background, ability, or circumstance.

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What we do.

We provide yoga sessions which strive to be affordable, accessible, and inclusive. We choose group sessions for our work because we believe that shared experiences foster connection and compassion. In our work we endeavour to remove any physical and mental barriers for those with additional needs.

Bryony Morris.

Founder & Yoga Teacher

Bryony grew up in West Bromwich and is the founder of Body Mind Collective. She has been practising yoga since 2007 and teaching yoga since 2017. Bryony believes that everyone should have access to services that improve their health, without suffering financial hardship.

our vision.

Our vision is a society where individuals of all backgrounds, abilities, and circumstances, can come together to strengthen their physical and mental health within a like-minded community.

our values.

Community.

We encourage a sense of belonging and connection within our community, inspiring mutual support and collaboration.

Compassion.

We approach our work with empathy and understanding, recognising that each person's journey is unique.

equity.

We strive for fairness and equality in access to healthcare and well-being resources.

Body Mind Collective aims to provide opportunities and resources for Sandwell residents to better their health and wellbeing. We are committed to social justice and working with those who are most ignored, excluded and disadvantaged.

Body Mind Collective celebrates our society as diverse in race, culture, faith and other beliefs, sexuality, abilities, gender, and age.

Body Mind Collective is committed to challenging disadvantage and inequality, and aims to promote diversity and equality in all areas of its work and structures.

Body Mind Collective believes:

In working towards a just and participatory society
That all people have equal rights to work towards social justice and to participate in decision-making processes and local action
That priority should be given to working with communities and groups whose full participation in society is limited by economic disadvantage or discrimination

The role of Body Mind Collective is to affirm and enable all people to strengthen their own physical and mental health through equal opportunities and resources

We want to create a culture that respects and values each others’ differences, that promotes dignity, equality and diversity, and that encourages individuals to maximise their true potential.

We endeavour to remove the barriers, bias, and discrimination that prevents people from realising their potential and develop an organisational culture that positively values diversity.