Heart of Ayurveda Retreats

Heart of Ayurveda Retreats Heart of Ayurveda Retreats has 12 years’ experience in bringing you wonderful, transformational retreats in beautiful places.

We offer Ayurveda immersions in Shropshire and Wales, meditation immersions in Herefordshire, Yoga immersions in Cyprus. Welcome to this page where you’ll find all the latest inspirations, pics, stories and testimonials from our Ayurveda and Yoga Retreats. We will also keep you updated about upcoming retreats in the UK and overseas. Sign up to our mailing list to never miss and update. Plus you’ll get weekly reflections and awareness practices straight into your inbox every week, and links to guided audio and video practices, all to help you keep that retreat vibe alive in heart and mind every single day. Click here to sign up: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/sl/OQ5gjjv

Listening to students in class and clients in one-to-one sessions, I’m often reminded how deeply we want to do our best ...
06/02/2026

Listening to students in class and clients in one-to-one sessions, I’m often reminded how deeply we want to do our best for others — sometimes at the expense of our own wellbeing.

“Put your own oxygen mask on first,” we tell ourselves. Yet self-doubt, guilt, and obligation can quietly pull us away from our own needs. The result is often depletion, burnout, and strained relationships.

I’ve seen this in my own life and in my work. Over-giving isn’t nourishing — for anyone. True giving, in balance, sustains both giver and receiver.

Boundaries protect our energy. They keep the light within us steady, so we can continue to serve with care and compassion.

This evening, you might pause and gently ask:
”What in my life is asking for care, recalibration, or balance?”

Self-enquiry is a powerful practice of listening and awareness.

If you’d like support, my weekly “Sunday Soothe” email offers reflections on yoga, ayurveda, and the human condition, with enquiry prompts and simple meditation practices.

You’re warmly welcome to sign up to receive the Soothe every Sunday in your inbox.

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This week as I care for an elderly parent in hospital - whilst myself with an ankle injury  - the importance of showing ...
04/02/2026

This week as I care for an elderly parent in hospital - whilst myself with an ankle injury - the importance of showing up lovingly for others, with boundaries in tact for the sake of sustainability and self nourishment has been a daily practice. 💕✨

Not easy, right? 🤔😊👌

As yoga practitioners, we strive to embody kindness, compassion, and selflessness.

We understand that everything is interconnected—that the divine flows through all of us, and that by serving others, we’re serving the universe itself.

Even with this awareness though, it’s important to remember that setting boundaries is also essential.

I once had the great honour to sit in satsang with Swami Dayananda of Rishikesh. He cautioned us that:

“Everything is Ishwara (the divine in form), but sometimes we have to put up our boundaries.”

Another beautiful senior teacher, who taught and embodied kindness, also said

“Sometimes we have to hiss!”

Boundaries aren’t about shutting people out or being unkind; they’re about protecting our own energy, maintaining balance, and ensuring we don’t give more than we can.

Without healthy boundaries, we risk depleting ourselves, which can manifest as stress, burnout, or resentment—feelings that rob us of our peace and our capacity to stand up as all those qualities that we hold dear as Yoga practitioners.

This week, let’s remember that being there for others does not mean losing ourselves in the process.

We can offer kindness and understanding, while also honouring our own needs.

Listening to our hearts and minds is as important a skill to cultivate as that of listening to our bodies.

In developing this “listening muscle”, we come to know and trust when it’s time to say “no” or step back.

Second remembrance this week?👌🤗 ….Nurturing our own well-being isn’t selfish; it’s a vital part of being able to show up as the best version of who we are for others.

The divine within us deserves the same care and respect we give to everyone else. 💕👌✨

With love ✨🙏✨

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LAST SPACES available for our Spring Ayurveda Reset Retreat in the beautiful Shropshire Hills.🚨I’ve been overwhelmed wit...
03/02/2026

LAST SPACES available for our Spring Ayurveda Reset Retreat in the beautiful Shropshire Hills.🚨

I’ve been overwhelmed with the amazing interest in the Spring Cleanse & Rejuvenate Retreat happening from March 27-31 - just a few spots left!

✨ This retreat is designed to help you -

🌱Rebalance and rejuvenate your body and mind with Ayurvedic treatments and yoga practices.

🌱Experience transformative Ayurvedic consultations tailored to your personal needs.

🌱Enjoy plant-based meals designed to nourish and heal.

🌱Benefit from special teas and herbs to support the reset and rejuvenate process

🌿 Limited Spaces Left!

We’re keeping this retreat small and intimate, and I need just 4 more bookings to make it happen.

💫 Bonus! The first 2 people to book will receive a FREE Ayurvedic treatment during the retreat!

📅 Dates:- March 27-31
🏷️ Prices: £1250 (Single Room), £995 (Twin Room)
💳 Payment Plans Available

➡️ To book a spot or find out more, please comment or DM me.

Let’s make this transformative experience yours! 🌸


SelfCare Transformation

One year ago, I started to write weekly letters of inspiration and encouragement to my Yoga students, contacts and Ayurv...
01/02/2026

One year ago, I started to write weekly letters of inspiration and encouragement to my Yoga students, contacts and Ayurveda clients.

It’s been a joyful, nurturing act of service. Rewarding, with lovely reflections sent back to me by readers most weeks.

This week I look forward to future Sunday letters and reflect on sustainability, nourishment and boundaries.

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With my love. Have a nurturing week ahead.

30/01/2026

Women’s Soothe My Soul Retreat, Cyprus May 13-20 2026

I’ve travelled all over the world and have been coming to this corner of Cyprus since I was 18. It never tires and I’m not alone in this.

Year after year, I and others with me, return to be held by this pristine and ancient landscape, which carries us back to the embrace of our own soul.

We gather, beachside, for a Yoga and Meditation Retreat.

Stresses, tensions and the burdens of everyday life fall away

Warm and meaningful connections are formed.

We return home renewed, reset and feeling whole again.

If you’re looking ahead already to warmer days, sunnier climes, and soil nurturing time in good company amidst natural beauty, this retreat could be for you.

Details are in the bio.

Just three places left.

There are a few places left for our Ayurveda Spring Cleanse retreat in the beautiful Shropshire Hills. March 27-31If you...
28/01/2026

There are a few places left for our Ayurveda Spring Cleanse retreat in the beautiful Shropshire Hills.

March 27-31

If you’ve never been to Shropshire, you’re in for a treat ….the countryside is stunning, powerful, transporting.

It’s the perfect place for a reset with 5 days of body-mind-soul Yoga and Ayurveda.

Full details are in link in bio.

Or to enquire, please comment and we will be in touch right away.

This week in the Soothe practices, we are counting blessings. 😍🥰 Here’s a simple awareness practice to help reframe and ...
27/01/2026

This week in the Soothe practices, we are counting blessings. 😍🥰

Here’s a simple awareness practice to help reframe and redirect the mind to balance, detachment, clarity and appreciation of the positives in life.

When you notice complaining arise, pause — even briefly — and name one blessing.

Counting blessings does not ask us to deny pain or avoid necessary change.

It is a turning of attention — from lack toward support, from agitation toward steadiness.

In yoga and Ayurveda, this shift restores the mind from rajasic or tamasic states toward sattva — clarity, balance, and ease.

The nervous system softens, perception widens, and appreciation arises not from forced positivity, but from grounded awareness.

Let’s remember: it’s human to struggle, to complain, and to feel worn down by life.

Counting blessings is not a correction — it is an awakening of awareness, a gentle return to a more nurturing perspective.

So let’s be kind to ourselves and explore this practice, perhaps, as a soft experiment in daily life this week.

Mine this morning - my mum is in hospital, she’s going through a difficult time, but she’s still here and a Trojan at 89. 💕👌💕

This week we’ve been exploring the quiet strength that arises when we reconnect with an unfailing source of support—one ...
23/01/2026

This week we’ve been exploring the quiet strength that arises when we reconnect with an unfailing source of support—one that lives within our own hearts 💕✨

In this week’s Sunday Soothe, we shared a simple enquiry practice focused on discovering true support.

Perhaps lighting a candle or sitting by a cosy fire, and spending just 5–10 minutes with these reflections, could offer a nourishing wind-down to your Friday evening.

THIS EVENING 🕯️🌙

In a few quiet moments, you might gently ask yourself:

✨What has supported me today, even in small or unexpected ways?

Allow images, sensations, or moments to arise.
There’s nothing to analyse—just notice.

Then, if it feels right, settle into rest for a while, supported by the silent repetition of this inner mantra:

“Support does not always come as I expect, but life loves and supports me.”

To receive our Sunday Soothe reflections, enquiry, and awareness practices each week, sign up to our mailing list for gentle inspiration and support.

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In Ayurveda, agni is the inner fire that governs digestion, metabolism, and transformation. When agni is strong and bala...
22/01/2026

In Ayurveda, agni is the inner fire that governs digestion, metabolism, and transformation.

When agni is strong and balanced, we digest not only food, but also experiences and emotions with clarity and vitality.

Ginger tea is a classic agni -kindler.

Warming and stimulating, it helps awaken digestive fire, reduce heaviness and bloating, support circulation, and clear ama (toxic buildup).

Simple, grounding, and powerful—just a cup can gently reset digestion and energy.

✨ Sip with intention. Recipe in the link in bio.

Want to learn more about Ayurveda? See bio for our self paced online Ayurveda Living Course

So often we look *outward* for support — in plans, people, structures, certainty. And yet outer supports, however well-i...
20/01/2026

So often we look *outward* for support — in plans, people, structures, certainty.

And yet outer supports, however well-intentioned, can falter or fall away.

What never leaves us is the quiet, steady reserve *within*.

Sometimes on retreat, the most nourishing moments don’t arrive through big practices or perfect conditions, but through simple human connection — a pause, a cup of tea, a shared reflection.

These small exchanges can be just as grounding and transformative as any formal retreat practice.

On Heart of Ayurveda Retreats therefore, we intentionally create space for these gentle moments of connection, while also guiding participants back toward their own inner abode of resilience and support in the more formal practices.

Every detail of our schedule has a purpose - your deeper healing and transformation, a return to the heart and soul of your own being, ✨💕

This week, we are exploring just this move from outer reliance to inner refuge that we guide our retreat participants towards — a reawakening to the ever-present inner well of support, grace, resilience and nurturance.

As you move through your week, you might explore this awareness practice:

💗 *What is supporting me right now, if I truly listen?

💗 *What happens when I soften my expectations and stay present with what is?

💗 *What does life already offer me, exactly as it is?

Let these questions open a quiet remembering — the support you seek may already be here.

Enjoy the soft potency of this exploration. 🙂✨👌

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Wednesday 9am - 1pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 12:30pm - 8pm
Saturday 12:30pm - 8pm

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Hello & Namaste,

Thank you for visiting my page. I am a Yoga Alliance UK registered Senior Yoga teacher, Yoga Therapist, Ayurveda Practitioner and Ayurveda Educator. I have been teaching Yoga classes, workshops, 1-1 sessions and retreats for 14 years.

I was first introduced to Yoga by my mother who was training with the British Wheel of Yoga nearly 38 years ago. Since then Yoga has remained a big part of my life. As a young woman with a rebel heart, after University I went on travels across the globe. These were outer journeys driven by an inner spiritual search. I spent time in Japan, India, Italy and later in Costa Rica, Bahamas, Canada and the USA in personal growth work, trainings, and Yoga and meditation practice.

On my return to the UK, after learning for some years with masters of Hatha Yoga in London, I went to Bahamas to take my 200hr Yoga teacher training with the Sivananda Yoga Vedanta organisation. This training was such a powerfully transforming and healing experience for me that I felt compelled to go back to the ashram in Bahamas. I wanted to learn and experience more and so I lived in the ashram for some years as a member of staff. I had intended to stay only a few months but the opportunity to live alongside senior teachers, to work closely with them, and to immerse into a Yoga lifestyle was not only teaching me more than I could have wished for but was also showing me the best side of myself. This just left me longing for more.