You will improve your well-being and ease anxiety in a welcoming, supportive environment. A typical class will include a mixture of some of the following practices and teachings :- 

Restorative Sequences

Discover how to slow down and become still, with restorative sequences of tranquilising postures (asanas) and breathing practices (pranayama).

Yoga Postures

The postures of Yoga are not gymnastic exercises, but meditative movements intended to bring us to a centred and peaceful state of being. You will learn this sensate art of tethering the busy mind in a relaxed and revitalised body. 

Breathing Practices

You will learn how to breathe properly and to experience an enhanced vitality. You will understand that the “breath is the string of the kite of the mind”, and how you can calm the mind with the support of an array of simple ancient practices.

Deep relaxation

Explore the art of “letting go” with deep enriching cellular relaxation (Yoga Nidra) and other traditional relaxation skills. 

Meditation

You will practice a range of simple but effective meditations to relax the over-burdened mind and restore a sense of equanimity and natural optimism. You will learn how to transform negative emotional states and to cultivate compassion. 

Revitalisation

You will learn a range of subtle yoga practices to awaken your vitality and rediscover your zest for life. You will also discover some of the fascinating world of subtle anatomy. 

Yoga Psychology & Wisdom Teaching

In the process, you will learn much about Yoga’s unparalleled insights into the body, mind, breath and natural rhythms.

Transformation & Self Discovery

Most of us came to Yoga for help with some sort of illness, physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual, and in the process, began a journey of self-discovery and were transformed. With trust, grace, and an open heart this will be true in your case.

Stress

Stress is endemic in modern society, making us prey to various psycho-somatic conditions, including: anxiety addictions, hypertension, depression, and insomnia. We are busy, scattered, out of synch and crave inner peace, space and balance.

The Yoga Tradition and inner peace

However, there is hope! Traditionally, Yoga was developed in India as a holistic science to harmonise body , mind and breath. It is known as “the Return to Wholeness” because of the unique way in which it brings us into harmony with our centre and innate sense of “being”. Then we can truly understand why Yoga means “re-union”. This “Return to Wholeness” is the vision and culmination of the “Traditional Yoga” taught by Gill. Whatever your condition, age, motivation, you will discover, under compassionate and experienced guidance, that it is the journey to your own centre which will bring you healing and wellbeing.