About us

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    Kim Woods

    Kim teaches Morning Flow Yoga on Tuesdays at 10.30 am. This class allows you to arrive and enjoy quiet stillness, warm up and energise the body, and leave class ready to enter the rest of your day with vitality and equanimity. Suitable for all - meeting you exactly where you are.

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    Geoff O'Meara

    Co-Founder of The Space To Breathe. Geoff teaches at 7 am on Thursday mornings, a class designed with you in mind and beginners yoga at 9 am on Sunday.

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    Georgina Smith

    On Thursdays at 12 pm George teaches a slow vinyasa flow class centred around mindful movements and breath to create a moving meditation.

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    Dave Rennie

    Co-Founder of The Space To Breathe. Dave teaches a mixture of classes, a relaxing yin yoga class at 7.00 pm on Monday, a morning 7 am class with a mixture of dynamic energetic movements and breath work designed to set yourself up for a day of ease and beginners yoga on Sunday at 9.00 am.

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    John McKeogh

    John’s classes include a sequence of movements on the floor designed to promote mobility and awareness, followed by more dynamic postures to develop stability and vitality. Friday at 10.30 am.

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    Charlotte Walsh

    Charlotte teaches a mixture of breathwork, flowing movement, floor poses, yogic philosophy and meditation on Tuesday at 5.45 pm and Saturday at 9 am

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    Julie Dowman

    Julie has been practicing yoga for many years now, and teaching for almost 8.

    She really enjoys teaching vinyasa flow, encouraging students to understand the simple connection between movement and breath. Calming, grounding and empowering all in one session, is how Julie would describe the flow, with cues to help you find ease or strength within the postures.

    Thursday at 6 pm.

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    Bhavesh Ramji

    Sundays with Bhavesh. This class is aimed to set you up with a 'kind reset' ready for the coming week. A mixture of yoga styles, we spend half the class flowing through some classical posters to warm up and prepare the body for more restorative and relaxing practices, using bolsters and blankets and all the comfy props. Sunday at 1.30 pm. Bhavesh also teaches a vinyasa class each Friday at 6 pm.

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    Anna Poberezny

    Trained in hatha, vinyasa and yin, whilst also taking elements from her somatic work, Anna enjoys teaching a blend of yoga styles to create an expansive and inclusive practice. Meditation, pranayama, and embodied yoga asana will be explored, always taught through a trauma-informed lens. You are seen and welcome as you are. Wednesday at 5.45 pm.

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    Karolina Kozera

    Karolina leads monthly sound baths at the Space which is like a deep and lasting massage and works by tuning the physical body and the soul to the greatest possible resonance. The sound energy (sonic vibrations) of these instruments being played work deeply into the cells of the body ...moving through the nervous system, chakras and meridians- opening, clearing and recharging the whole mind and body.

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    Natália Veneziani

    Natália’s classes are gentle and calming. They start with meditation and intention setting, then move on to a progressive flow.

    Natália teaches on Monday and Wednesday mornings at 10.30 am, a restorative class at 7 pm on Tuesdays and Fridays at 5.45 pm.

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    Josie Dunn

    Josie teaches a Hatha Yoga class every Monday at 5.45 pm weaving together movement, breath, philosophy and meditation to support wellbeing on and off the mat.

    ‍Her classes are open to all levels, and offer a warm, non-judgemental space to reconnect with yourself and be part of a supportive community.

  • Daryl Kirkland

    Daryl’s Flow with Live Music is a thoughtful, grounding practice, designed to help you unwind and let go. Blending flowing movement with breathwork and a range of standing, seated, and floor-based poses, the class invites you to release tension, slow the mind, and reconnect with your body at a calm, unhurried pace.

    The session closes with an extended Savasana, accompanied by live guitar and/or flute, creating a soothing soundscape to deepen relaxation and support a sense of rest and ease. Open to all levels, with thoughtful variations offered so you can move in a way that feels comfortable, supportive, and rejuvenating.

    Daryl’s classes can be found at the space on Thursday at 7pm.

The Space to Breathe Collective is a yoga and wellbeing co-operative that aims to create a community of care and to carry on activities which foster collective wellbeing. Our co-operative strives to make yoga, meditation and wellbeing more accessible, inclusive and participatory. We are a not-for-profit co-operative and we are run collectively by our members. Our safer space statement is below:

  • The Space to Breathe Collective invites everybody to actively commit to our Safer Space ethos.

  • At The Space to Breathe Collective, we aim to offer ourselves and others kindness, compassion, and respect.

  • We aspire to be in service to each other and hold an intention to do no harm.

  • We listen to and engage with each other with respect for our differences.

  • Within this ethos, we believe it is ok to constructively disagree with one another, recognising our individual experiences and perspectives.

  • The Space to Breathe Collective encourages everybody to be open to change and growth.

  • As a cooperative, we share our power with each other and work to achieve the best interests of the collective.