You’re Invited to The Recharge Space – Wellness Nights for Neurodivergent Adults at Datza Studios every first Thursday of the month (October, November & December).
We’re proud to announce a new collaboration between Datza Studios, Evolve Vocational, and neurodivergent wellness practitioners: The Recharge Space, a monthly evening offering created by and for neurodivergent adults.
In the midst of work, sensory overload, and the pressures of daily life, neurodivergent individuals deserve more than “accommodation” – they deserve care, regulation, and community. This 90 minute session offers a gentle, nourishing space to reset, reflect, and recharge.
Each session will explore a central theme – Communication, Sensory Sensitivities, or Work-Life Balance – through two co-led segments:
HEALING & REGULATION
Grounding, low-stimulus practices including:
– Restorative/Yin Yoga
– Reiki or Breathwork
– Creative expression, somatic movement, and guided relaxation
REAL LIFE COACHING
A supportive space for practical learning on:
– Setting boundaries & self-advocacy
– Managing burnout & navigating work
– Sensory strategies for everyday life
We meet every Thursday at 7:15 PM.
Come to all, or just choose the month that works best for you – October 2, November 6, December 4.
Simply click on the date to book your session today.
MEET THE TEAM!
Workshop Facilitator
Niharika Jani
Niharika Jani is a Creative Brand Storyteller, Neurodiversity Life & Career Coach, and Reiki Master. She blends strategy, psychology, and energy work to create inclusive spaces where healing and growth feel natural. Through her practice, Mystic Monkey Reiki, and her coaching brand, Brandsmith, she supports neurodivergent adults, creatives, and professionals in finding balance, clarity, and resilience. With 15+ years of Reiki experience and a background in branding and vocational rehabilitation, Niharika’s approach is grounding yet transformative – helping people reconnect with themselves in authentic, lasting ways.
Datza Tamane
Founder of Datza Studios in Eastlake, Seattle, Datza teaches non-heated yoga with a focus on alignment, presence, and seasonal rhythm. Her classes are accessible, inclusive, and layered – grounding for beginners while offering depth and refinement for experienced practitioners. With an awareness of space, she creates a welcoming environment where neurodiverse students and all seekers can feel supported and seen.
Rooted in Latvian folk dance and a lifelong devotion to movement, Datza weaves yoga with studies in Ayurveda, Chinese Medicine, and mentorships with master teachers worldwide. Her teaching carries both precision and soul, often sprinkled with “wisdom bombs”- insights that travel beyond the mat into everyday life. She invites everyone, from curious beginners to advanced practitioners, to explore yoga as a path of awareness, transformation, and freedom.
Workshop Supervisor
Michael Asaku-Yeboah
Michael is a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor and Executive Function Coach specializing in supporting neurodivergent professionals in tech. He has worked with Amazon, Tesla, Apple, and Google to design workplace accommodations, build inclusive policies, and empower individuals to thrive. As founder of Evolve Vocational, Michael pioneered the first Coaching-as-an-ADA-Accommodation program for non-apparent disabilities, shaping more inclusive workplaces and impacting thousands across the U.S. and Canada.
