
Adaptive Aerial Arts
Climb, spin, and rest in the air with rigging adapted for every body. Beginners to performance track — sensory-aware spotters, soft entries, no pressure.
WINGS Inclusive Movement Arts creates welcoming neurodivergent growth spaces through adaptive movement, wellness, social connection, and inclusive programming for children and families of all abilities.
Limited schedule: all coaching and one-on-one sessions are offered by availability. Please email, call, or leave a message to join the waitlist or book a session.

Older students grow into peer mentors and assistant coaches — learning to teach, lead warm-ups, and hold space for the next wave of movers. A pathway from student to leader, built on confidence, empathy, and inclusion.

Climb, spin, and rest in the air with rigging adapted for every body. Beginners to performance track — sensory-aware spotters, soft entries, no pressure.

A floor practice built around skill progressions you can scale up or down. Every coaching session has multiple entry points so nobody waits on the sideline.

Slow, intentional forms that build focus, boundaries, and self-trust — blending social skills foundations with expressive creative movement.

Partner and small-group coaching sessions that build friendship, communication, and co-regulation through shared rhythm, mirroring, and play. Yoga-inspired breathing invites movers to calm mind and body on their own level — no expectations, just presence.

Reduced sound, soft lighting, predictable structure, swings and tactile tools, and lots of breaks. A welcoming first home for sensory-sensitive movers.

Private, intimate settings designed to feel safe, sensory-friendly, and welcoming. One-on-one and small-group sessions for neurodivergent movers who thrive with lower stimulation, familiar faces, and personalized pacing. Yoga-inspired breathing and gentle movement invite each mover to calm mind and body on their own level — no expectations, just presence.

Movement paired with developmental support, AAC, and early-literacy practice for children with communication delays and disabilities — led by a speech therapist assistant (SLPA) and early-literacy specialist. Every voice matters.

Our inclusive demo team rehearses together and performs at community events — every body on stage, every story celebrated.
These sessions are built for lower stimulation and slower pacing. Lights stay soft, sound stays low, and breaks happen whenever they are needed.
Tell us a little about you and we'll match you to a coaching or one-on-one session — including accessibility needs, sensory preferences, and goals.