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We help you improve your mind, body, breath and well-being.
We use yoga, meditation, mindfulness and acupuncture.
Our sessions are for everyone! To be enjoyed and relished - with hard work, laughter and quiet time.
Courses are taught by Jane who is a qualified yoga teacher, yoga and butekyo breathing therapist and mindfulness & meditation teacher. She holds a MA in Traditions of Yoga and Meditation. She is now training to become an Integrative Yoga Psychotherapist and will be working on client case studies in 2025. If you are interested in experiencing Integrative Yoga Psychotherapy please contact her.
We are also delighted to welcome Senior Teachers and Acupuncturists throughout the year.
One Friday in each month we will be welcoming Priti Heath for an acupuncture clinic - you can book direct by e-mailing pritiheath@hotmail.com - places very limited.
June Whittaker returns in August 2025 to teach a yoga weekend - all places are now full but if you would like to go on on a waitlist please contact Jane.
We have weekly Group sessions and 1-2-1 /1-2-2 sessions. Groups are limited to 10 or less.
Most Group classes are booked via a course.
The following courses still have spaces and are available to book:
NEW 6 WEEK BEGINNERS YOGA COURSE - starts Tues MARCH 11 - 6:15 pm
Yoga course for Experienced Practitioners on Thurs eves starting THURS March 6
Monthly Meditation Book Course - Radical Compassion - starting Fri Feb 7
All sessions are booked and paid for in advance ONLINE - please go to the Book Online page
You can book Yoga Therapy 1-2-1 or 1-2-2 sessions live in the Yoga Shack (or Zoom). Please contact Jane direct to arrange a time or if you would like to chat first.
Each year we raise money for Charity via Yoga workshops in the garden and during Silent Retreats.
In 2024 we raised £716 for local charities.
Please read the Booking Policy before booking. If you have financial difficulties in paying please contact Jane for reduced rates.
What we do

"The practice of yoga is to remove the weeds from the body so that the garden can grow. "
BKS Iyengar
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