MindtheBody Yoga


“The body needs the mind and the mind needs the body”

Vanda Scaravelli

Create Comfort from Within.

Yoga teaches us that the mind and body come together they are not separate. My classes are here to guide you in nurturing this partnership, creating the right conditions for a safe and inclusive space to help you explore your inner harmony.

Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or complete beginner, managing stress, recovering
from an injury, or simply looking to move your body, the tools of breathwork (pranayama),
intentional movement, mindfulness and relaxation are on offer to assist with finding a sense
of balance, comfort, strength, peace and self-discovery.

So, I invite you to take a deep breath and join me on the mat.

Yoga: Where the Mind Meets the Body

In the hustle of modern life, we often treat our bodies and minds as separate entities. We push our bodies to meet deadlines and goals while our minds are consumed by stress and distractions. This disconnection leaves us restless and unfulfilled, constantly searching for comfort outside ourselves. But what if the comfort we seek has always been within us? Yoga offers us a way to bridge the gap

Yoga is more than just a series of physical forms or a quick way to relieve stress. It’s a practice that cultivates a union between the physical and the mental. By creating the right conditions within ourselves, we can tap into a deep well of comfort, peace, and presence. And the best part? Yoga is for everyone—no matter your age, ability, or level of experience.

The Interdependence of Mind and Body

The mind and body are intrinsically connected. When we experience stress or anxiety, our bodies often respond with tension fatigue or discomfort. Similarly, physical neglect whether through poor posture, lack of movement, or an unhealthy lifestyle, can cloud the mind, making it harder for us to focus or feel at ease.

Yoga teaches us that the body and mind are not just linked; they are interdependent. A calm mind supports a relaxed body, and a strong, flexible body supports a focused mind. This synergy lies at the heart of a yoga practice and is accessable for everyone.

Yoga as a State of Being

Yoga is not about perfection or achieving that flawless form, it’s about creating space within yourself to breathe, to move, and simply be, a practice that meets you where you are.

It’s about being present in the moment, listening to your body, and finding what feels good. Yoga isn’t just something you do; it’s a state of awareness and presence that nurtures the mind, body, and soul.


If you want to join me, get in touch

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