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All Aglow; A Self Care & Wellness Collective
All Aglow; A Self Care & Wellness Collective: Peaceful yoga and holistic wellness in Milwaukee
4.8
Yoga Studio
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All Aglow; A Self Care & Wellness Collective: Peaceful yoga and holistic wellness in Milwaukee
All Aglow; A Self Care & Wellness Collective is a small Milwaukee yoga studio and wellness center offering accessible classes for all levels. Reviews highlight peaceful moments, physical healing, and welcoming instruction from owner Heather. The studio offers Yin, Air, and Earth classes, varied schedules, fair pricing, and uplifting workshops, with a popular monthly unlimited option.
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Classic yoga sessions focusing on breathing, flexibility, and strength, including Yin, Air, Earth, and more active styles for all levels.
Professional massage services designed for relaxation, healing, and physical recovery in a serene setting.
Educational workshops and special events to enhance self-care practices and holistic health knowledge.
Flexible pricing options including monthly unlimited memberships, 10-packs, and drop-in rates to suit your schedule.
Tailored classes and guidance to aid in recovery from injuries, with a focus on hip and full-body flexibility.
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Overall rating
A. Patin
0 stars. This yoga studio and certain members of its clientele have shown a complete disregard for basic human decency, accessibility, and the law. For months, we have repeatedly requested that your patrons stop blocking our easement and sidewalk, especially during snow. Tonight it happened yet again — this time by the driver of the Bronco (license plate photographed) who not only ignored prior requests and notes, but continues to instigate and act entitled as if our property access is optional. My mother-in-law is handicapped, uses a rollator, and relies on an unobstructed path to reach our door. Because of your customer, she was physically unable to enter her home AGAIN. This is not an inconvenience. This is not a misunderstanding. This is a direct violation of ADA accessibility standards, which require clear, unobstructed pedestrian access for disabled individuals at all times. And for a business that constantly preaches “community,” “mindfulness,” and “inclusion,” allowing your patrons to repeatedly block a disabled woman’s access — in the snow, no less — is the height of hypocrisy. Let me be crystal clear: Blocking an easement that prevents a disabled person from safely reaching their residence is not only morally appalling — it is potentially illegal. It can fall under: • ADA accessibility obstruction • Municipal code violations • Liability exposure for injury or restricted access • Civil negligence You may want to remind your patrons (especially the Bronco driver) that “I didn’t know” is not a legal defense. At this point, the message is obvious: Your studio’s convenience and customer turnover matter more than a handicapped person’s right to safely enter her home. If you truly care about the community, prove it. Start enforcing respectful parking behavior — every class, every time — so this doesn’t escalate further. Do better. Immediately
Jim Miller
amazing, left invigorated, thank you
Amber Douglas
Life changing experience
Lydia Ann
Callilla Issangya
Jenny Daniels
Very welcoming environment and kind instructors!
