Meet Mary
A better workday can start with just 15 minutes.
Hi, I’m Mary, founder of Seated Vitality.
I know what it’s like to move through a workday feeling stressed, mentally overloaded, and like there’s barely a moment to reset. It’s one of the reasons I created Seated Vitality: to make meaningful wellness easier to fit into the workday.
Seated Vitality offers 15-minute virtual workplace wellness resets that give employees a dedicated moment to pause, move, breathe, and recharge.
Through gentle chair yoga, mindful movement, and breathwork, each session is designed to help employees reduce stress, release tension, restore focus, and return to their day feeling refreshed.
And participation is intentionally simple.
No changing clothes. No getting on the floor. No equipment. No previous yoga experience. Just a chair and 15 minutes.
Wellness that meets people where they are.
My belief in accessible movement began years ago when I watched my Nana light up during her chair yoga classes. I saw how something so simple could bring joy, connection, confidence, and renewed energy—and that experience stayed with me.
Over the past 8+ years in the fitness and wellness industry, I’ve worked as a group fitness instructor, personal trainer, Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, and chair yoga instructor.
Through all of it, one belief has shaped the way I teach:
Wellness doesn’t have to be complicated—or take an hour—to make a meaningful difference.
Today, I bring that philosophy into the workplace through Seated Vitality, creating short, inclusive wellness experiences designed for real people, real schedules, and real workdays.
A simple reset. An experience you can measure.
I want organizations to know how their employees are actually experiencing the program—not simply that a wellness session took place.
Participants are invited to complete a brief pre- and post-session check-in, including a simple stress rating and feedback about how they feel. This gives organizations insight into the immediate employee experience while helping inform future wellness programming.
15 minutes. Virtual. Accessible. Designed to fit into the workday.
Because supporting your people doesn’t always require asking them to do more.
Sometimes, it starts by giving them permission to pause.