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BAGSHOT YOGA (morning)
Sunday 8.30 & Thursday 9.30

CHOBHAM YOGA (morning) Tues 9.30

Yoga Retreat in Cotswolds:

⭐️March 13th-15th 2026 *two spaces left

⭐️August 15th-17th 2026 *SOLD OUT

Check page for flyer or dm for more details

15/02/2026

Today I spoke about love & hope in our yoga class and at the end one of my dear yogis gifted me these… This feeling of attunement is possibly the most rewarding feeling of all… thank you to you yogi and to all the yogis that share space with me. I bow to you 🙏🏼 it’s not always easy getting to class for various reasons and yet somehow, when we can, we make our Yoga our priority and perspective shifts, clarity presents and everything begins to make sense.

🙏🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️

24/01/2026

⭐️Retreat Review.
This wonderful soul has practiced Yoga with me for a few years now, starting at Curtis and space and now at my own Soave in Bagshot, Camberley and Chobham. Her progress so impactful that she decided herself to attend the same Yoga teacher training school as I and is now a Yoga teacher herself. There is no greater compliment to a teacher than when a student decides to embark on the same journey … thank you for your words, your energy and for creating your own space now to bring Yoga as it really ought to be shared with even more folk ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

21/01/2026

Thank you to this beautiful soul, for sharing such a deeply meaningful experience. When I think about holding space for people to roll out their mats I am always aware that the number of people who attend is the same as the number of varied experiences that will be had on the mat. Yoga is not about the shape of the body in the pose, it’s about how we feel while we’re finding it. There is a place of rest inside the body, often through the door of fear, doubt, clarity and confusion, the paradox that is slowing down to speed up healing, looking back not to stay there but to embody what we wish to take from our past in terms of wisdom and resilience while letting possibly letting go of that which holds us back. Throughout, I am there not to judge but to guide, with words and sometimes through the alchemy of touch.

Inviting you to make the pose work for your body, not your body work for the pose.

19/01/2026

Today’s reading at Uni got me thinking about the link between my career choices and offerings. They are so deeply linked, of course they are. When I read this I remembered how guilty I used to feel about taking time for me-after all I chose to have children and had the luxury of working or not working at different times… who was I and how dare I feel exhausted, like I was running on fumes or worse still, feeling not much at all. When I found yoga and then eventually a very helpful therapist I had already begun the process of making self care decisions despite any guilt (not in the absence of guilt-that came much later) and what I noticed was that those that used to roll their eyes even behind their eyelids, husbands, MIL, other mums started to receive me differently as I landed differently. Eventually, husbands start packing your yoga bag for you and kids notice how you return, with more to give, more eye contact, more patience, more kindness and play, more present moment investment instead of planning always for the next meal, wash, activity.
We confuse productivity with busyness, stress & exhaustion with fulfilment of duty and impatience with discipline.

I read Gina Ford when I was pregnant and it is one of my biggest regrets… not much mention of love in there in my opinion…

‘Why love matters’ is a book I would recommend to all parents and reminding yourself that your nervous system, its regulation, your time to reflect, breathe, move and nourish mind body and soul is like putting the oxygen mask on first before helping anyone else-necessary not indulgent.

Take care of you too ❤️

16/01/2026

Real words from real people.
Not everyone feels confident in joining our retreat, but everyone leaves feeling it 🙏❤️

15/01/2026

A local review from lady who comes back year after year… what a journey 🙏❤️

Thank you for sharing your words and your presence, that’s many a retreat we have shared together and I am so grateful for you.

If you would like to know more or enquire about the next available retreat, please message x

01/01/2026

I am already feeling the energy shift of the pending First full moon of January, named the Wolf moon according to Native Indian traditions where Wolves could be heard howling more than usual in their packs. This gathering of women on Saturday night is a space that reminds us that we can walk our paths alone (independence) at the same time as having the need to be part of a pack-community (interdependence) .
The more I learn about myself and others through therapy, University and the school of hard knocks and life, love and Yoga, the more I understand how independence and interdependence can co exist. Indeed, humans and pack animals share this.

So, whether you are joining us on Saturday or not, this year, know that it’s ok, normal and a shared experience to feel the need to be alone and connected to others all at once. The practice of knowing how to be all of the above is somewhere innate within you and finding a guide to help show you the way may be your calling.

Community. Pack. Life. Love. Connection. Purpose. Peace 🐺

Your purpose this year may be to find out who you are beneath the noise and share it with the world. 🌍

#2026

28/12/2025

I keep hearing that yoga is “on its way out.” I don’t think it’s disappearing… I think it’s being sorted.

For a while, yoga was marketed like a product: quick fixes, fast trainings, tidy little soundbites, “spiritual” branding… and classes that promise transformation in 45 minutes. That isn’t yoga’s fault… it’s what happens when something sacred gets squeezed into a commercial shape.

Yoga is not a trend. It’s a relationship. It asks for time, honesty, breath, discipline, and devotion… not perfection. Asana matters, but not as performance. Pranayama matters, but not as a hack. Philosophy matters, because without it we’re just stretching to music.

If you’ve felt disillusioned, you’re not alone. I have looked around and felt disillusioned too. If you’ve been craving something truer, quieter, deeper… that craving is your wisdom.

Maybe yoga isn’t fading. Maybe it’s returning and not a moment too soon.

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Bagshot Pavillion College Ride
Camberley
GU192ET

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