Women’s Wellness Yoga

Clare guides women into feeling a stronger connection with their bodies and the feminine to support their life, work and relationships. Clare believes yoga is one of the most amazing tools for nurturing this relationship with the Self.

 

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Clare has been teaching yoga since 2009 for all ages where every-body is welcome, in a variety of settings from private homes to large yoga studios. Clare has trained with Anne-Marie Newland, Shiva Rea, Uma Dinsmore-Tuli, Agama Yoga, Ik Saran school of Kundalini Yoga, Tias Little, Sharon Gannon and David Life, Julie Martin and attended numerous yoga and wellbeing CPD’s over the years.


Once you have rebuilt your connection with yourself, your intuition and feelings, you will be able to open the door to physical, emotional and spiritual inner resources and wellbeing. Finding ease and harmony within yourself is one of the most self-empowering steps you can take – honouring yourself fully as a woman. 


Clare’s yoga classes are taught immersed in a sonic background of the sounds of nature, an eclectic playlist or playing her own instruments: gong, guitar and koshi chimes. She will often share excerpts from carefully chosen poems to inspire and enhance the theme of the class.


Attend one of Clare’s weekly group Women’s Wellness Yoga classes at The Quaives retreat in her beautiful purpose built, light-filled studio on Mondays 7.30pm-8.45pm, open to all levels, where you can experience a class that is a creative medley of Womb yoga, Kundalini yoga and Embodiment Yoga (descriptions below) designed to bring a sense of inner peace and wellbeing. No prior experience necessary.


Alternatively you can book a 1:1 class with Clare at your home (Canterbury area), online via zoom, or at The Quaives retreat centre.

 
 

Styles of Yoga

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Womb Yoga.

A safe and creative practise for women to connect to their heart and womb space through nourishing circular movement sequences combining breath, meditation, mudra and mantra. This is a gentle, soothing practise allowing one to feel resourced and grounded from the toes up. Deep rest is also an important aspect of this practice creating a feeling of inner harmony and deep self-compassion. Brilliant for beginners and the more experienced who want to slow down and re-charge.

 
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Sun Power Yoga.

An energetic, inspiring practise that is an eclectic mix of 4 traditional styles of yoga; Hatha yoga for theory, philosophy and classical asana; Iyengar yoga for alignment and posturing; Sivananda yoga for subtle mind and breath work; Ashtanga yoga for heat, flexibility and stamina. These classes are tailored to who is in the room, beginning with a yogic warm up, building to a peak pose and some fun challenges, then winding down the yogic way with a final relaxation - the best bit!

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Kundalini Yoga.

A wonderful technology that works on activating and balancing the endocrine system; the glands and hormones, whilst simultaneously strengthening the nervous system to withstand daily stresses. This practise is particularly beneficial for strengthening the lower abdomen and pelvic floor. With a blend of breathwork, mantra, bandhas and yogic exercises everyone goes at their own pace and range of movement, which makes it perfect for beginners and beyond.

 
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Embodiment Yoga.

This is a revolutionary and empowering practise for all bodies, inviting each person to investigate their own experience whilst being expertly led through creative, enjoyable sequences that have been intelligently put together with fluidity instead of hard fast rules. It is a practise that will develop functional strength, flexibility and self-confidence. An antidote to modern sedentary lives these classes will have you inwardly celebrating your ranges of motion and strength capacity.

 

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