upcoming workshops

wOrkshOps for a hEalthiEr yOu

Move at your
own pace

Inclusive of all
fitness levels

Small groups for personalised guidance

No special kit or experience needed

A supportive, non-judgmental environment

Upcoming Workshops

Upcoming Workshops

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Feldenkrais
Somatic Movement

Discover the fundamentals of the Feldenkrais Method®
A gentle, evidence informed approach to improving movement, posture, focus and wellbeing through awareness and learning.

Curated audio lesson bundles

Explore our audio lesson bundles and take a workshop at your own pace. Each bundle is a self-guided journey through a specific theme, designed to be revisited as many times as you need.

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Psoas: Centre of Fear or Strength?

Delve into the powerful role of the psoas muscle in physical and emotional wellbeing. This workshop uncovers how to release tension, cultivate strength, and unlock a greater sense of stability.

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Foster wellbeing in your workplace

Empower your team with tools to move better, feel better, and work more effectively. Our workplace wellbeing workshops bring the benefits of mindful movement into professional settings, helping employees reduce stress, improve posture, and enhance focus. Tailored to fit the unique needs of your organization, these sessions create a healthier, more resilient workplace culture while supporting individual wellbeing.

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We’re thrilled to be planning an exciting lineup of workshops. New sessions will be rolling out throughout the year, and we’d love to keep you in the loop. Sign up for updates, and you’ll be the first to know when dates are announced and bookings open.

Your questions, answered

Are you strong enough to go slow?