The way we align and organise our body—from the feet all the way to the top of the head—has a profound impact on how we move, feel, and experience energy in daily life. When the body is working in harmony with itself, movement becomes more efficient, less effortful, and surprisingly more energising. Rather than constantly …
Trauma-informed yoga isn’t a separate style of yoga so much as a different way of relating to practice itself. Where more traditional or “standard” approaches can sometimes emphasise external shape, alignment, or progression, trauma-informed yoga places experience at the centre—how something feels in your body, in your breath, and in your nervous system right now. …
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Vanda Scaravelli remains one of the most quietly influential figures in modern yoga, not because she created a system or sought recognition, but because she pointed us back toward something far more fundamental: how it feels to be in a body that is allowed to breathe, respond, and move with intelligence. Born in 1908 in …
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There’s a moment in yoga practice when something subtle but profound begins to shift. For me, it has come after years of trying to ‘get it right’ – holding shapes, building strength, increasing flexibility – all while breathing and trying to be mindful while on my mat. And then, almost unexpectedly, a different question has …