Posts tagged prenatal yoga
Why Private Perinatal Yoga offers your Best Outcome

Whether you are feeling some niggling discomforts that you wish to ‘nip in the bud’, some uncertainty about pre-existing conditions and how to manage them comfortably during your pregnancy or wanting to be more confident and prepared for birthing and postpartum, a private class allows the time and space to address all your needs - physical, mental and emotional. Classes are suitable for all trimesters of pregnancy.

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Yoga for Pelvic Health

Everyone has a pelvis. But not everyone should do kegels!

The pelvic area of the body holds emotion and can play a pivotal part in the experience of trauma. All classes are undertaken using a trauma-informed approach.

Claire uses her yoga background and knowledge as well as her additional training and ongoing studies in pelvic health to support your particular pelvic health needs. 

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Practical Yoga for Pregnancy

In yogic philosophy, the state of being at any point in time is considered to be the culmination of five sheaths or layers of our existence called the koshas. By understanding how the powerfully transformative journey of matrescence is affecting each layer, you can understand how best to support yourself throughout your pregnancy and beyond.

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How is Yoga Philosophy relevant to Parenthood?

Is it possible to interact with and apply yoga philosophy when you are a busy or aspiring parent, with so much else to worry about? We think getting clear on and then embodying your parenting values is an integral part of supporting yourself, your family and the wider community on the journey of matrescence.

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The Secret to a Bright Beginning

New beginnings are happening in our lives all the time. There are many ways that yoga can help with these transitions, from starting your day to birthing your child, but it all leads back to one central theme.

In this blog post, you will also learn how you can access some free resources to guide you as you move into your new beginning.

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