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Yoga Therapy Practice Management Software that actually fits your practice

SimplePractice is for mental health therapists. Mindbody is for studios. Jane App is for Canadian clinics. Sequence Wiz keeps yoga therapy records. SadhanaFlow is the only one that puts your own video demonstrations on each client's practice page and reminds them to practice — with yoga-specific intake, session notes, and a therapist-reviewed AI first draft built in.

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$29 vs. $69–$599 for generic tools
64% of days clients practised at home in a 6-month trial — with only a printed booklet (Flegal et al., 2007)
41% of yoga therapists work mainly remotely (IAYT 2024 workforce survey)
Why Yoga Therapists Are Underserved

Almost every tool was built for someone else

The universal pain points yoga therapists face aren't about finding the best software — they're about the fact that almost none of it was designed for this profession, and none of it follows the client home.

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Cobbled stacks of 4–5 disconnected tools

Most yoga therapists run on: Acuity + Google Forms + Google Docs + Zoom + Wave. None of these talk to each other. None of them were designed to hold health records. And you're paying for all of them separately.

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Intake forms that take 30 minutes to customize from scratch

SimplePractice, Jane App, and Practice Better have zero yoga therapy intake fields pre-built. Every new tool means rebuilding your physical limitations, contraindications, and dosha assessment fields from zero.

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Studio pricing for solo practitioners

Mindbody starts at $179/month — designed for multi-staff studios with class schedules. A solo yoga therapist seeing 10 clients a week has no business paying $179/mo for tools they'll never use.

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SOAP notes that don't fit yoga therapy documentation

Standard SOAP note formats exist in every tool — but none have fields for asana prescribed, pranayama, kosha evaluation, home practice assignment, or IAYT-competency-aligned treatment planning.

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No home practice assignment or between-session tracking

The therapeutic relationship doesn't end at the session. Yoga therapy requires adherence tracking between sessions — something no general-purpose tool has ever considered building.

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Insurance paperwork with zero yoga therapy guidance

Most plans don't cover yoga therapy directly. Clients get reimbursed through HSA/FSA with a letter of medical necessity, or by submitting a superbill with codes like 97110 and 97530 for out-of-network benefits. No tool generates either from yoga therapy records — SimplePractice's billing is built around mental health codes, and yoga-specific tools don't touch billing at all.

Full Feature Comparison

Yoga Therapy Practice Management Software: Side by Side

Every competitor has something. None of them combine what yoga therapists actually need. Here's the full picture — including the one other tool built for yoga therapy.

Feature SadhanaFlow
$29/mo
Sequence Wiz
$15–25/mo
SimplePractice
$69/mo
Jane App
~$54/mo
Practice Better
$59/mo
Mindbody
$179+/mo
Built for yoga therapists ✓ ✓ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗
Your own video demos on the client's practice page ✓ ✗ stick figures ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗
Automated practice reminders ✓ ✗ ✓ ✓ ✓ ~ limited
Client practice page ✓ ✓ portal ✗ ✗ ~ partial ✗
AI first draft of the protocol (you review) ✓ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗
Yoga-specific intake templates ✓ ✓ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗
Asana prescription / sequence builder ✓ ✓ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗
Home practice assignment ✓ ✓ ✗ ✗ ~ partial ✗
Yoga-specific session notes ✓ ✓ SOAP ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗
IAYT-aligned documentation ✓ ✓ ✗ ✗ ✗ ✗
Scheduling & calendar sync ✗ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
HIPAA compliant ~ encrypted; no BAA yet ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
Superbills & insurance documentation ~ roadmap ✗ ~ MH only ~ CA-first ✗ ✗
Solo practitioner pricing ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✗
Starting price / month $29 $15 $69 ~$54 $59 $179

✓ = included  |  ✗ = not available  |  ~ = partial/workaround required. Pricing and features from vendor websites as of September 2026.

Why yoga therapists leave each platform

Each tool has a clear reason it falls short for yoga therapy — not because they're bad products, but because you were never their customer. The one exception is Sequence Wiz, which was built for you — and stops at the record.

SimplePractice
$69/mo · Mental health EHR
"SimplePractice was built for therapists. SadhanaFlow was built for yoga therapists. Less than half the price — built for your practice."
  • Every intake field must be built from scratch — no yoga-specific fields exist
  • SOAP notes have no asana prescription, pranayama, or home practice fields
  • Insurance billing built for behavioral health CPT codes only
  • No protocol generation, no asana library, no practice assignment
  • Yoga therapy is not mentioned anywhere in their marketing or docs
Mindbody
$179–$599/mo · Studio management
"Mindbody costs $179/mo to manage your studio. SadhanaFlow costs $29/mo to manage your practice."
  • No solo practitioner tier — minimum $179/mo eats 21% of a 10-client week
  • Architecture built for class scheduling, not 1:1 clinical sessions
  • No insurance billing, no clinical documentation
  • Client notes are front-desk service notes, not clinical records
  • Capterra 3.7/5 — hundreds of reviews citing UI disruptions
Jane App
~$54/mo · Canadian allied health
"Jane App is a world-class tool for Canadian physiotherapists. If you're a US-based yoga therapist, it's the wrong tool at the wrong price."
  • Canada-first design — US insurance billing is an afterthought
  • CAD pricing creates friction and currency confusion for US users
  • "Yoga" features are group class booking, not 1:1 clinical management
  • No yoga therapy documentation templates — zero IAYT orientation
  • Treatment planning is basic; no longitudinal therapeutic goal tracking
Practice Better
$59/mo · Health coaches & dietitians
"Practice Better was built for dietitians. If you're writing asana prescriptions, not meal plans, your tools should match your work."
  • Care plans, food/mood journals, goal tracking all assume nutrition clients
  • Program builder is marketed heavily but built for course delivery, not clinical protocols
  • Significant price increase in 2024 (from $35 → $59/mo) with active community pushback
  • No insurance billing — cash-pay/coaching model only
  • Community forum has multiple yoga therapy template requests, zero response
Sequence Wiz
$15–25/mo · Yoga therapy EHR
"Sequence Wiz is a solid record-keeping system built by a yoga therapist. If you want your clients to see you demonstrating each pose — and to be reminded to practice — that's what SadhanaFlow adds."
  • Home practices are stick-figure sequences — clients never see your cues or your demonstration
  • No automated practice reminders or completion tracking between sessions
  • No AI first draft — every protocol starts from a blank sequence
  • No superbill or insurance documentation
  • Strong on scheduling and yogic assessments — if records and booking are your main need, it's a fair choice
What SadhanaFlow Actually Does

Every feature designed for yoga therapy, not adapted from something else

The difference isn't just pricing. It's that every workflow in SadhanaFlow was designed around how a C-IAYT certified yoga therapist actually works — from first intake to ongoing practice.

Video Demos

Your own asana demonstrations, on every practice page

Record each pose once, the way you teach it. Clients see exactly how to perform it — your cues, your modifications, your presence — every time they practice at home.

Home Practice

Client practice pages with reminders

Every client gets a branded, mobile-first practice page with their protocol and your embedded video demos. Automated reminders and completion tracking keep the practice going between sessions.

Intake

Yoga-specific client intake forms

Pre-built intake fields for physical limitations, contraindications, asana experience, movement history, primary health goals, and dosha assessment. Zero customization required to start seeing clients.

First Draft

An AI first draft you review, not a blank page

SadhanaFlow reads the intake and drafts a starting protocol — asana sequence, pranayama, modifications, home practice — in minutes. You edit every line before the client sees it. The clinical judgment stays yours.

Session Notes

IAYT-aligned session documentation

Session note templates designed around yoga therapy documentation — not generic SOAP templates retrofitted from mental health EHRs. Record what actually matters to your practice.

Pricing

Solo practitioner pricing that makes sense

$29/month. Not $69, not $179, not a studio plan priced per staff member. If you're a solo yoga therapist, you pay for one solo practitioner tool.

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Common Questions

What yoga therapists ask before switching

Is SadhanaFlow HIPAA compliant?
Not yet certified, and we'd rather say so plainly. Client data is encrypted in transit and at rest, we collect only what a practice needs, and we never store insurance details or Social Security numbers. A formal HIPAA program — signed BAAs, audit logging, written policies — is on the roadmap before we take on hospital or insurer relationships. If your practice requires a signed BAA today, we're not the right fit yet.
What makes SadhanaFlow different from SimplePractice for yoga therapy?
SimplePractice was built for licensed mental health clinicians. It has zero yoga-specific intake fields, no asana prescription tools, no way to put your own video demos in front of a client, and insurance billing built entirely around behavioral health CPT codes. SadhanaFlow was built from the ground up for C-IAYT certified yoga therapists — yoga-specific intake, video practice pages with automatic reminders, and a therapist-reviewed AI first draft, from day one.
How is SadhanaFlow different from Sequence Wiz?
Sequence Wiz is a good yoga therapy EHR — intake, SOAP notes, stick-figure sequences, scheduling — and if that's all you need, it costs less. SadhanaFlow is built around what happens after the session: your client gets a practice page with your own video demonstration of each pose, automatic reminders, and completion tracking, and you get an AI first draft of the protocol to edit rather than a blank sequence. Superbills are on our roadmap; scheduling isn't built in yet.
Can I use SadhanaFlow for insurance billing?
Not yet. Most US plans don't cover yoga therapy directly — clients are usually reimbursed through an HSA/FSA with a physician's letter of medical necessity, or by submitting a superbill for out-of-network benefits. SadhanaFlow already holds the structured record those need: intake, personalized protocol, session dates and notes. One-click superbills and letter-ready session summaries (with CPT codes such as 97110 and 97530 and your NPI) are next on our roadmap, and we'd welcome your input on what your practice needs.
Do I need to build intake forms from scratch?
No. SadhanaFlow includes pre-built yoga therapy intake templates covering physical limitations, contraindications, asana experience, movement history, primary health goals, and dosha assessment. You can start taking clients on day one without configuration.
What happens to my current tools if I switch?
SadhanaFlow replaces four of them: the intake form builder, the documentation system, the home practice delivery, and the reminder tool. It does not do scheduling yet — keep Acuity, Calendly or your calendar for that. Four tools into one, at $29 a month.
Is SadhanaFlow for IAYT-certified therapists only?
SadhanaFlow is optimized for C-IAYT certified yoga therapists and those in IAYT-accredited training programs. It works well for any yoga professional doing clinical or therapeutic 1:1 work with clients — regardless of certification stage.

Stop managing your practice in 5 disconnected tools

Join IAYT-certified yoga therapists who've replaced their entire cobbled stack with SadhanaFlow — for less than any one of those tools costs.