Yoga

Yoga is an art and science of living a healthy life. Improved flexibility and strength come as a by-product of this transformative practice - yoga is an opportunity to truly know yourself and live harmoniously. Experience 1-2-1 guidance through carefully curated personalised programmes or join for classes. Whether you are completely new to yoga, maybe studio spaces aren’t for you, or you want to delve deeper into your established practice, learning alongside Ursula is a nourishing opportunity to explore yoga.

Improves Flexibility

Enhances the range of motion in joints.

Enhances Balance

Improves coordination and stability.

Promotes Relaxation

Reduces stress and anxiety levels.

What Style to Expect

Iyengar - where the inspiration began
Iyengar - where the inspiration began

The Benefits of Yoga

Yoga improves muscle strength, flexibility, and mobility through a variety of postures. Regular practice helps prevent injuries, supports joint health, and enhances overall body awareness.

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Breathwork and mindful movement activate the parasympathetic nervous system, reducing stress, anxiety, and overwhelm. Yoga also enhances focus, emotional balance, and overall mental well-being.

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Yoga improves circulation, digestion, immunity, and heart health. It can also help lower blood pressure, balance hormones, and enhance sleep quality—leading to long-term well-being.

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Through mindfulness and introspection, yoga encourages a deeper connection with yourself, fostering self-acceptance, emotional healing, and inner peace.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is emotional release, and how does it work?

Emotional release sessions help you process and let go of stored emotions through techniques such as breathwork, gentle movement, and guided reflection. These sessions are safe, supportive, and deeply healing, offering a path to greater emotional freedom and balance.

Who can benefit from emotional release sessions?

Anyone feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or burdened by unresolved emotions can benefit. These sessions are designed to provide a safe and supportive space for healing.

What should I expect during a session?

Ultimately, you are in the driving seat, the session could look innumerable different ways depending on the person and the day. As a facilitator, Ursula is not trying to achieve anything, more so, a space is opened to see where the client's body wants to take them. Sessions may involve guided breathing, assistive touch, enquiry and many varieties of techniques to connect with and release emotions.

How does emotional release differ from talk therapy?

Yes, but it’s essential to inform of any injuries, so Ursula can adapt poses to support your healing process.

Is emotional release suitable for everyone?

Yes, but any mental health concerns are best shared, so the session can be tailored to ensure it’s supportive.

How does emotional release differ from talk therapy?

While talk therapy focuses on discussing and analysing emotions, which can often lead to looping in topics rather than releasing them entirely from the body. Alternatively, emotional release can access core emotional wounds by working psychosomatically so that feelings are processed and released at a much deeper level.

What are the benefits of emotional release?

Emotional release can improve life on all levels. It is an empowering practice that shows us that we can provide ourselves with the resolution and peace we are all so desperately seeking. Emotional release helps reduce stress, improve mental clarity, enhance emotional balance, and create a sense of freedom and lightness.

How often should I schedule sessions?

This varies depending on your needs. Some people benefit from occasional sessions, while others prefer regular support during periods of change or challenge. The hope is that after some time, you are fully equipped with skills and tools that you will no longer want or need this therapy.

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