Our London Yoga Workshops give you a deeper understanding of yoga practice, covering subjects such as history and philosophy, anatomy and physiology, trauma sensitive yoga, yoga practice among Indian sādhus, and digital marketing for yoga teachers.
All of these workshops are included in our London Teacher Training programme, but we’re also offering you the opportunity to book them as standalone events too.
We aim to give you the highest skills possible to teach and reveal the spiritual path underlying the practice so you can glimpse your true nature: Purusha (pure consciousness). We want you to live the yogic reality: to take the practice off the mat, integrate the knowledge into your life and share it with others.
Yoga is the path to enlightenment: Moksha. While there are many different authentic paths of Hatha yoga, we believe that they merge into one essential teaching that uses the body and the breath to liberate ourselves from suffering.
See our current teaching faculty.
200 hour Yoga Teacher Training
300 hour Yoga Teacher Training
The legacy of spiritual practice in the Himalayas has inspired us to create spiritual adventures that provide you with an opportunity to delve deeper into yoga, understand the essence of the Deity – both from a Buddhist and Hindu perspective – and bring you closer to your own inner guru.
Our Himalayan Yoga Adventures take you through divine landscapes to sacred sites where you will hear stories of the great yogis, observe ancient rituals and contemporary practices, smell the burning camphor and incense, hear divine chanting, recite mantras and spin prayer wheels, meditate with monks and receive teachings from spiritual masters.
A yoga retreat may be the best vacation you’ll ever have. Why? Because it’s a holiday with purpose. Sure, you’ll still catch a few rays, explore some cultural sites, have a few drinks, meet intriguing people, but all this will seem even better after a yoga class.
Everything seems more profound because you exist in a heightened state of awareness. A dip in the pool feels different after yoga. The organic food is even tastier. The sunset more saturated; the rays more cosmic.
Yoga retreats are an excellent way to travel alone, yet feel safe with the support of a group of like-minded individuals. You can be a yogi and still have fun! A yoga retreat is a holiday to last a lifetime.
Heather has taught yoga retreats in spectacular places for over a decade, from beaches in Goa and Thailand, the jungles of Sri Lanka and Costa Rica, the Atlas Mountains in Morocco and Sierra Nevada in Andalucia, and chic venues in Europe – from Crete and Puglia to France, Spain and Turkey.
- La Rosa Dei Venti in Puglia (2011- 2015)
- Ashiyana Yoga Resort in Goa (2007 – 2015)
- Itha 108, Greece (2015)
- Shillim Spa in Maharastra, India (2013)
- Neydo Monastery, Nepal (2014)
- The Sanctuary in Thailand (2012)
- Lotus Retreat in Goa (2010 & 2011)
- Yoga Rocks in Crete (2010)
- Chateau Dumas in France (2012)
- La Palmeraie in Morocco (2010 & 2011)
- Les Passeroses in France (2009)
- In Sabina in Italy (2008 & 2009)
- Molino del Rey in Spain (2006 – 2008)
- Ulpotha in Sri Lanka (2005 & 2006)
- Golden Buddha Resort in Thailand (2009)
- Surya Yoga in Turkey (2005)
Booking a private yoga class with Heather allows you to progress at your own pace while being guided on your yoga path with great precision. It gives you confidence to attend a yoga class, or develop the discipline, commitment and wisdom to do your own practice.
If you’re new to yoga, are suffering from any mental, emotional or physical conditions, or you’d like to make better friends with your body, private yoga tuition can really help.
