Dana Louise Stewart · Psoas & Fascia · Nervous System Reset

Release & Restore

Yoga with Dana

Yoga built around your psoas, your fascia, and your nervous system. A way to move out of survival mode and back into a body that feels safe.

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Your body is holding more than you know.
It's time to let it go.

Millions of people suffer from chronic lower back pain, hip tightness, and fatigue rooted in a chronically shortened psoas, the body's deepest hip flexor. Modern sedentary living, stress, and trauma all deposit tension in the psoas and surrounding fascia. Most yoga content never addresses this with the precision it deserves.


Release & Restore fills that gap. Dana brings anatomical depth, somatic awareness, and genuine warmth to every session. This is for anyone ready to genuinely heal, not just stretch through it.

For years, your body has held on.

Now, breath by breath, it softens.

Release the psoas. Come home to yourself.

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Built around your deepest muscle

Psoas-Focused

Targeted sequences designed to release tension from your deepest hip flexor, where chronic sitting, stress, and unprocessed emotion all accumulate.

Fascia Release

Slow, sustained techniques that work with your body's connective tissue system to restore genuine mobility and dissolve long-held holding patterns.

Anatomy-Informed

Every session explains the why behind each stretch. You'll understand your body and trust the practice. Knowledge that compounds over time.

Truly Accessible

Designed for beginners, seniors, post-injury practitioners, and desk workers. No performance pressure. Just you, your breath, and the practice.

Dana Louise Stewart

Gentle authority.
Real results.

Dana is a certified yoga instructor specialising in psoas release, fascia therapy, and somatic movement. Her approach blends the science of connective tissue with the warmth of a trusted guide.

Think of her as the physiotherapist who also does yoga, someone who takes your body seriously and helps you actually heal, not just stretch through the pain.

From survival to safe,
through the body.

Most of us are stuck in fight or flight. You feel it as tight hips, a braced back, a jaw that will not unclench, a mind that will not switch off.

The Dana Method is the bridge from that survival state back to a body that feels safe, free, and alive. Not through willpower. Through the body. It is an eight week journey that moves you, one breath at a time, from holding on to letting go.

An 8-week online journey

Regulate. Rewire. Radiate.

Phase one · Weeks 1 to 2

Regulate

Exit fight or flight.

Targeted psoas release and simple breath work that calm the nervous system. Sleep deepens, the jaw unclenches, and the constant hum of anxiety begins to ease.

Phase two · Weeks 3 to 6

Rewire

Tone the body and mind.

Somatic movement and fascia work that change your posture and let stored emotion move through. Slowly, your body starts to feel like yours again.

Phase three · Weeks 7 to 8

Radiate

Come home to yourself.

Embodied awareness and integration, so you finish present, steady, and clear, with a sustainable daily practice that stays with you for good.

The full journey, the practices, and the live sessions now live in Dana's community, with everyone walking the path alongside you. Join the community

Four ways in, one warm place.

Wherever you start, the path leads to the same home: Dana's community, where the journey unfolds, plus your research hub here on the website.

Joining the community is the heart of it, and it also opens your research hub here on the website: the full fascia library and the book to read in full. Member sign in.

Understand what you're practising

Grounded, well-sourced writing on fascia, the psoas, and the nervous system.

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Pop in your email and we will send you Dana's free guide, "Why Your Body Won't Switch Off", straight away. You will also get a little anatomy, the occasional story, and a quiet nudge whenever there is something worth your while.

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Help people release what their bodies are holding, one breath, one stretch at a time.

Dana Louise Stewart