Viparita Virabhadrasana, also known as Reverse Warrior in Yoga. A fearless pose combining a backbend with opening the hips.

‘Within the fabric of your most exalted visions lie the shining threads of your soul’s purpose on this earth.’

Sophie Bashford

Reflection and mindfulness are two wonderful themes that can be incorporated into your Yoga practice. Self care and taking time for yourself is vital for your mental health. Listen to your intuition and believe in yourself and your dreams.

About me…

For years, I traded my own authenticity for the expectations and demands of others. I rushed through my 20s, working in the events industry in London, caught up in a materialistic world and barely aware of nature’s beauty, the value of stillness, or the simple gift of breath. Layered on top of that were life’s inevitable battles: post-natal depression, the unravelling of my marriage and a sense of being lost within my own life. Yoga became my lifeline.

Through asana and meditation, I reclaimed space for myself. I slowed down, softened and shifted my attention back to what mattered most, my own happiness and the well-being of my young child, Teddy.

From my own experience, my hope is to support others who have faced mental health challenges, trauma, or illness. I want to offer a pathway toward clarity, encouragement and healing. My wish is to guide not only women, but also men and adolescents, back to themselves, to their true nature and their rightful place in the world. When we pause long enough to reflect, we begin to see clearly. We begin to live freely. We begin to understand the mind.

I look forward to you joining me on your journey of self-love and discovery.

Namaste,
Katherine x

Wild Thing also known as Camatkarasana in Yoga. A wonderful pose to strength your arms and upper torso, along with opening your chest and rotator cuff in the shoulder.

Yoga is a dance uniting movement with breath.

It calms the mind,
finds stillness within the soul and reaches to attain an inner peace.

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Start your day how you mean to go on. Rise early, mediate, practice yoga, journal or perhaps write your to do list for the day. By accomplishing your daily tasks you are one step closer to realising your dreams. Practice makes progress.

‘One small positive thought in the morning can change your whole day.’ Dalai Lama

Your practice is your own and look very different day to day. The key is consistency. Some days you have more energy than others, some days may just be about meditation. Listen to your body and your heart.

Reflect, grow & thrive with meditation & breathwork.