Wednesday, 6 May
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Thursday, 7 May
09:30
Sally
Gentle Hatha Cancelled
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Gentle Hatha Cancelled
7 May 2026 •
09:30 - 10:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Sally Flintoff
Sally has been practising yoga for decades and has maintained a consistent personal practice for over 10 years. She is a highly experienced teacher with comprehensive training across Hatha, Yin, Kundalini Yoga, pranayama, meditation, and breathwork. Her teaching is grounded, thoughtful, and deeply informed by yoga philosophy, anatomy, and nervous system awareness. With experience teaching both in-studio and online, as well as guiding retreats and breathwork journeys, she creates calm, supportive spaces where students feel safe to explore their practice at their own pace. Her approach to yoga and life is heart-led, practical, and deeply nourishing.
Description
Gentle Hatha is a foundational practice that focuses on the classical alignment of postures (Asana) and the deliberate control of breath (Pranayama). Unlike faster-paced styles, this class prioritises quality of movement over quantity. We move through a sequence of standing, seated, and reclining poses at a measured pace, allowing time for the body to settle and the mind to focus on the subtleties of each movement.
Who this class suits:
The Intentional Mover: Those who prefer to understand the "how" and "why" of a posture rather than rushing through transitions.
Beginners & Seniors: A perfect entry point for those new to yoga or those looking for a practice that is kind to the joints while still building functional strength.
Busy Professionals: Anyone carrying a "full life" who needs a structured, calm environment to decompress and regulate their nervous system.
Ongoing Students: Experienced practitioners looking to refine their technique and return to the essential fundamentals of a sustainable practice.
Through this traditional approach, you will develop the physical self-reliance and mental clarity needed to navigate daily life with greater composure and strength.
No sound bowls or musical instruments, just yoga.
Who this class suits:
The Intentional Mover: Those who prefer to understand the "how" and "why" of a posture rather than rushing through transitions.
Beginners & Seniors: A perfect entry point for those new to yoga or those looking for a practice that is kind to the joints while still building functional strength.
Busy Professionals: Anyone carrying a "full life" who needs a structured, calm environment to decompress and regulate their nervous system.
Ongoing Students: Experienced practitioners looking to refine their technique and return to the essential fundamentals of a sustainable practice.
Through this traditional approach, you will develop the physical self-reliance and mental clarity needed to navigate daily life with greater composure and strength.
No sound bowls or musical instruments, just yoga.
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18:30
Sally
Flow & Restore
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Flow & Restore
7 May 2026 •
18:30 - 19:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Sally Flintoff
Sally has been practising yoga for decades and has maintained a consistent personal practice for over 10 years. She is a highly experienced teacher with comprehensive training across Hatha, Yin, Kundalini Yoga, pranayama, meditation, and breathwork. Her teaching is grounded, thoughtful, and deeply informed by yoga philosophy, anatomy, and nervous system awareness. With experience teaching both in-studio and online, as well as guiding retreats and breathwork journeys, she creates calm, supportive spaces where students feel safe to explore their practice at their own pace. Her approach to yoga and life is heart-led, practical, and deeply nourishing.
Description
A balanced class that begins with gentle Hatha Flow to move the body, followed by deeply supported Restorative poses to unwind and recover.
This practice supports physical restoration and also encourages nervous system regulation, using simple breathing and long-held, supported shapes to shift you out of “doing mode” and into the parasympathetic state where healing can occur.
A calm, steady class designed to leave you feeling restored, grounded, and deeply replenished.
This practice supports physical restoration and also encourages nervous system regulation, using simple breathing and long-held, supported shapes to shift you out of “doing mode” and into the parasympathetic state where healing can occur.
A calm, steady class designed to leave you feeling restored, grounded, and deeply replenished.
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Friday, 8 May
09:30
Sally
Gentle Hatha
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Gentle Hatha
8 May 2026 •
09:30 - 10:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Sally Flintoff
Sally has been practising yoga for decades and has maintained a consistent personal practice for over 10 years. She is a highly experienced teacher with comprehensive training across Hatha, Yin, Kundalini Yoga, pranayama, meditation, and breathwork. Her teaching is grounded, thoughtful, and deeply informed by yoga philosophy, anatomy, and nervous system awareness. With experience teaching both in-studio and online, as well as guiding retreats and breathwork journeys, she creates calm, supportive spaces where students feel safe to explore their practice at their own pace. Her approach to yoga and life is heart-led, practical, and deeply nourishing.
Description
Gentle Hatha is a foundational practice that focuses on the classical alignment of postures (Asana) and the deliberate control of breath (Pranayama). Unlike faster-paced styles, this class prioritises quality of movement over quantity. We move through a sequence of standing, seated, and reclining poses at a measured pace, allowing time for the body to settle and the mind to focus on the subtleties of each movement.
Who this class suits:
The Intentional Mover: Those who prefer to understand the "how" and "why" of a posture rather than rushing through transitions.
Beginners & Seniors: A perfect entry point for those new to yoga or those looking for a practice that is kind to the joints while still building functional strength.
Busy Professionals: Anyone carrying a "full life" who needs a structured, calm environment to decompress and regulate their nervous system.
Ongoing Students: Experienced practitioners looking to refine their technique and return to the essential fundamentals of a sustainable practice.
Through this traditional approach, you will develop the physical self-reliance and mental clarity needed to navigate daily life with greater composure and strength.
No sound bowls or musical instruments, just yoga.
Who this class suits:
The Intentional Mover: Those who prefer to understand the "how" and "why" of a posture rather than rushing through transitions.
Beginners & Seniors: A perfect entry point for those new to yoga or those looking for a practice that is kind to the joints while still building functional strength.
Busy Professionals: Anyone carrying a "full life" who needs a structured, calm environment to decompress and regulate their nervous system.
Ongoing Students: Experienced practitioners looking to refine their technique and return to the essential fundamentals of a sustainable practice.
Through this traditional approach, you will develop the physical self-reliance and mental clarity needed to navigate daily life with greater composure and strength.
No sound bowls or musical instruments, just yoga.
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16:30
Linda
Unwind Restorative Yoga
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Unwind Restorative Yoga
8 May 2026 •
16:30 - 17:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Linda Hollenberg
Linda came to yoga over 20 years ago while seeking a kinder way to care for her body after many years of ballet training. What she discovered was not only physical relief, but a practice that offered steadiness, perspective and support through all stages of life.
Becoming a yoga teacher had long been a quiet dream, which she finally followed while on maternity leave. Today, Linda specialises in pre- and postnatal yoga, chair yoga for seniors, and yin and restorative practices.
Her classes are gentle, calm and nurturing, with a focus on breath, mindful movement, rest and stillness. Linda creates a welcoming space where students are encouraged to slow down, listen inwardly and cultivate self-compassion, comfort and ease — both on and off the mat.
Description
A nourishing way to end the week feeling refreshed, grounded, with a clear mind and ready for the weekend!
Restorative Yoga is a deeply supportive practice designed to bring the body and mind into a state of rest, repair and recovery. Poses are fully supported with props and held comfortably for longer periods so effort can soften and the nervous system can settle.
Rather than stretching deeply or striving in postures, restorative yoga invites students to receive support, become still, breathe naturally, and release habitual tension.
Restorative Yoga is a deeply supportive practice designed to bring the body and mind into a state of rest, repair and recovery. Poses are fully supported with props and held comfortably for longer periods so effort can soften and the nervous system can settle.
Rather than stretching deeply or striving in postures, restorative yoga invites students to receive support, become still, breathe naturally, and release habitual tension.
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Saturday, 9 May
07:30
Linda
Experienced Hatha
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Experienced Hatha
9 May 2026 •
07:30 - 08:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Linda Hollenberg
Linda came to yoga over 20 years ago while seeking a kinder way to care for her body after many years of ballet training. What she discovered was not only physical relief, but a practice that offered steadiness, perspective and support through all stages of life.
Becoming a yoga teacher had long been a quiet dream, which she finally followed while on maternity leave. Today, Linda specialises in pre- and postnatal yoga, chair yoga for seniors, and yin and restorative practices.
Her classes are gentle, calm and nurturing, with a focus on breath, mindful movement, rest and stillness. Linda creates a welcoming space where students are encouraged to slow down, listen inwardly and cultivate self-compassion, comfort and ease — both on and off the mat.
Description
A dynamic, faster-paced class featuring vinyasa flow, inversions, and more challenging postures. Best suited to those with prior yoga experience.
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09:00
Linda
General Hatha
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda WA 6076
General Hatha
9 May 2026 •
09:00 - 10:00
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda WA 6076
Linda Hollenberg
Linda came to yoga over 20 years ago while seeking a kinder way to care for her body after many years of ballet training. What she discovered was not only physical relief, but a practice that offered steadiness, perspective and support through all stages of life.
Becoming a yoga teacher had long been a quiet dream, which she finally followed while on maternity leave. Today, Linda specialises in pre- and postnatal yoga, chair yoga for seniors, and yin and restorative practices.
Her classes are gentle, calm and nurturing, with a focus on breath, mindful movement, rest and stillness. Linda creates a welcoming space where students are encouraged to slow down, listen inwardly and cultivate self-compassion, comfort and ease — both on and off the mat.
Description
A well-rounded class designed to help you move, breathe, and feel better in both body and mind. This practice combines traditional Hatha yoga with a gentle flowing style, linking movement to breath to create steadiness, ease, and focus.
Classes include a mix of standing, seated, and floor-based postures to build strength, balance, mobility, and flexibility, while improving posture and body awareness. You’ll be guided to move mindfully at a steady pace, with options offered to suit different levels of experience.
Each class also includes pranayama (breathwork) to help regulate the nervous system, reduce stress, and leave you feeling calmer and more grounded.
Suitable for healthy beginners, as well as experienced students looking for a balanced and supportive practice.
Classes include a mix of standing, seated, and floor-based postures to build strength, balance, mobility, and flexibility, while improving posture and body awareness. You’ll be guided to move mindfully at a steady pace, with options offered to suit different levels of experience.
Each class also includes pranayama (breathwork) to help regulate the nervous system, reduce stress, and leave you feeling calmer and more grounded.
Suitable for healthy beginners, as well as experienced students looking for a balanced and supportive practice.
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Sunday, 10 May
09:30
Linda
Gentle Hatha - Reset for the Week Ahead
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Gentle Hatha - Reset for the Week Ahead
10 May 2026 •
09:30 - 10:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Linda Hollenberg
Linda came to yoga over 20 years ago while seeking a kinder way to care for her body after many years of ballet training. What she discovered was not only physical relief, but a practice that offered steadiness, perspective and support through all stages of life.
Becoming a yoga teacher had long been a quiet dream, which she finally followed while on maternity leave. Today, Linda specialises in pre- and postnatal yoga, chair yoga for seniors, and yin and restorative practices.
Her classes are gentle, calm and nurturing, with a focus on breath, mindful movement, rest and stillness. Linda creates a welcoming space where students are encouraged to slow down, listen inwardly and cultivate self-compassion, comfort and ease — both on and off the mat.
Description
Gentle Hatha is a foundational practice that focuses on the classical alignment of postures (Asana) and the deliberate control of breath (Pranayama). Unlike faster-paced styles, this class prioritises quality of movement over quantity. We move through a sequence of standing, seated, and reclining poses at a measured pace, allowing time for the body to settle and the mind to focus on the subtleties of each movement.
Who this class suits:
The Intentional Mover: Those who prefer to understand the "how" and "why" of a posture rather than rushing through transitions.
Beginners & Seniors: A perfect entry point for those new to yoga or those looking for a practice that is kind to the joints while still building functional strength.
Busy Professionals: Anyone carrying a "full life" who needs a structured, calm environment to decompress and regulate their nervous system.
Ongoing Students: Experienced practitioners looking to refine their technique and return to the essential fundamentals of a sustainable practice.
Through this traditional approach, you will develop the physical self-reliance and mental clarity needed to navigate daily life with greater composure and strength.
No sound bowls or musical instruments, just yoga.
Who this class suits:
The Intentional Mover: Those who prefer to understand the "how" and "why" of a posture rather than rushing through transitions.
Beginners & Seniors: A perfect entry point for those new to yoga or those looking for a practice that is kind to the joints while still building functional strength.
Busy Professionals: Anyone carrying a "full life" who needs a structured, calm environment to decompress and regulate their nervous system.
Ongoing Students: Experienced practitioners looking to refine their technique and return to the essential fundamentals of a sustainable practice.
Through this traditional approach, you will develop the physical self-reliance and mental clarity needed to navigate daily life with greater composure and strength.
No sound bowls or musical instruments, just yoga.
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Monday, 11 May
09:30
Sally
Gentle Hatha
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Gentle Hatha
11 May 2026 •
09:30 - 10:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Sally Flintoff
Sally has been practising yoga for decades and has maintained a consistent personal practice for over 10 years. She is a highly experienced teacher with comprehensive training across Hatha, Yin, Kundalini Yoga, pranayama, meditation, and breathwork. Her teaching is grounded, thoughtful, and deeply informed by yoga philosophy, anatomy, and nervous system awareness. With experience teaching both in-studio and online, as well as guiding retreats and breathwork journeys, she creates calm, supportive spaces where students feel safe to explore their practice at their own pace. Her approach to yoga and life is heart-led, practical, and deeply nourishing.
Description
Gentle Hatha is a foundational practice that focuses on the classical alignment of postures (Asana) and the deliberate control of breath (Pranayama). Unlike faster-paced styles, this class prioritises quality of movement over quantity. We move through a sequence of standing, seated, and reclining poses at a measured pace, allowing time for the body to settle and the mind to focus on the subtleties of each movement.
Who this class suits:
The Intentional Mover: Those who prefer to understand the "how" and "why" of a posture rather than rushing through transitions.
Beginners & Seniors: A perfect entry point for those new to yoga or those looking for a practice that is kind to the joints while still building functional strength.
Busy Professionals: Anyone carrying a "full life" who needs a structured, calm environment to decompress and regulate their nervous system.
Ongoing Students: Experienced practitioners looking to refine their technique and return to the essential fundamentals of a sustainable practice.
Through this traditional approach, you will develop the physical self-reliance and mental clarity needed to navigate daily life with greater composure and strength.
No sound bowls or musical instruments, just yoga.
Who this class suits:
The Intentional Mover: Those who prefer to understand the "how" and "why" of a posture rather than rushing through transitions.
Beginners & Seniors: A perfect entry point for those new to yoga or those looking for a practice that is kind to the joints while still building functional strength.
Busy Professionals: Anyone carrying a "full life" who needs a structured, calm environment to decompress and regulate their nervous system.
Ongoing Students: Experienced practitioners looking to refine their technique and return to the essential fundamentals of a sustainable practice.
Through this traditional approach, you will develop the physical self-reliance and mental clarity needed to navigate daily life with greater composure and strength.
No sound bowls or musical instruments, just yoga.
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18:30
Sally
Hatha Flow
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda WA 6076
Hatha Flow
11 May 2026 •
18:30 - 19:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda WA 6076
Sally Flintoff
Sally has been practising yoga for decades and has maintained a consistent personal practice for over 10 years. She is a highly experienced teacher with comprehensive training across Hatha, Yin, Kundalini Yoga, pranayama, meditation, and breathwork. Her teaching is grounded, thoughtful, and deeply informed by yoga philosophy, anatomy, and nervous system awareness. With experience teaching both in-studio and online, as well as guiding retreats and breathwork journeys, she creates calm, supportive spaces where students feel safe to explore their practice at their own pace. Her approach to yoga and life is heart-led, practical, and deeply nourishing.
Description
A flowing Hatha practice designed to awaken vitality while gently settling the nervous system.
This class moves through breath-led sequences that build strength, flexibility, and balance, with a steady sense of continuity and rhythm. Each posture flows into the next with awareness and ease, allowing the body to gradually open while the mind stays grounded and focused.
Expect a balanced experience that leaves you feeling both energised and calm—stronger in the body, clearer in the mind, and more centred within yourself.
This class moves through breath-led sequences that build strength, flexibility, and balance, with a steady sense of continuity and rhythm. Each posture flows into the next with awareness and ease, allowing the body to gradually open while the mind stays grounded and focused.
Expect a balanced experience that leaves you feeling both energised and calm—stronger in the body, clearer in the mind, and more centred within yourself.
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Tuesday, 12 May
09:30
Bronika
Chair Yoga & Mat Yoga (4 Week Series)
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Chair Yoga & Mat Yoga (4 Week Series)
12 May 2026 •
09:30 - 10:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Bronika Carter
Hi I'm Bronika, Studio Owner/ Yoga Teacher most people call me Bron. Yoga has been a part of my life for over 13 years, helping me stay grounded through life’s ups and downs. That experience led me to deepen my practice through teacher training, where I realised there was a need for a more practical, down-to-earth approach to yoga.
I teach Classical Hatha with a focus on stability and clarity. My classes provide a solid foundation for all levels, whether you’re a total beginner, returning to movement after an injury, or an experienced student looking for a steady, intentional practice to build physical confidence.
I don’t believe yoga needs to be complicated or performative to be effective. Instead, I focus on the essentials: mindful movement and the breath. I provide options for every one in each class, ensuring everyone get’s something out of a yoga class. My focus is on helping you build flexibility and strength at a pace that makes sense for you.
I invite you to join me at Citta Flow in Kalamunda. It’s a welcoming, local space where you can focus on your wellbeing and leave feeling physically stronger, mentally clearer, and more at ease.
Description
A small group 4-week series designed to help you move with more comfort and confidence.
Ideal if you’re feeling stiff, returning after a break, or simply prefer a slower, more supported approach.
Each session builds gently from week to week, with options including chair, wall and mat support.
With a smaller group, there’s time and space to move at your own pace and feel supported throughout.
Ramp access from car park.
Studio Door width suitable for standard wheelchairs.
Booking Information
Members can book programs using their class credits
Unlimited members can attend as part of their membership
10-Class Pass holders use one credit per session
If you do not hold a Citta Flow Membership, please purchase a 4-Week Morning Series Pass, which gives you access to the full 4-week program
Ideal if you’re feeling stiff, returning after a break, or simply prefer a slower, more supported approach.
Each session builds gently from week to week, with options including chair, wall and mat support.
With a smaller group, there’s time and space to move at your own pace and feel supported throughout.
Ramp access from car park.
Studio Door width suitable for standard wheelchairs.
Booking Information
Members can book programs using their class credits
Unlimited members can attend as part of their membership
10-Class Pass holders use one credit per session
If you do not hold a Citta Flow Membership, please purchase a 4-Week Morning Series Pass, which gives you access to the full 4-week program
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18:30
Bronika
Gentle Hatha
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Gentle Hatha
12 May 2026 •
18:30 - 19:30
5/6 Haynes Street, Kalamunda
Bronika Carter
Hi I'm Bronika, Studio Owner/ Yoga Teacher most people call me Bron. Yoga has been a part of my life for over 13 years, helping me stay grounded through life’s ups and downs. That experience led me to deepen my practice through teacher training, where I realised there was a need for a more practical, down-to-earth approach to yoga.
I teach Classical Hatha with a focus on stability and clarity. My classes provide a solid foundation for all levels, whether you’re a total beginner, returning to movement after an injury, or an experienced student looking for a steady, intentional practice to build physical confidence.
I don’t believe yoga needs to be complicated or performative to be effective. Instead, I focus on the essentials: mindful movement and the breath. I provide options for every one in each class, ensuring everyone get’s something out of a yoga class. My focus is on helping you build flexibility and strength at a pace that makes sense for you.
I invite you to join me at Citta Flow in Kalamunda. It’s a welcoming, local space where you can focus on your wellbeing and leave feeling physically stronger, mentally clearer, and more at ease.
Description
Gentle Hatha is a foundational practice that focuses on the classical alignment of postures (Asana) and the deliberate control of breath (Pranayama). Unlike faster-paced styles, this class prioritises quality of movement over quantity. We move through a sequence of standing, seated, and reclining poses at a measured pace, allowing time for the body to settle and the mind to focus on the subtleties of each movement.
Who this class suits:
The Intentional Mover: Those who prefer to understand the "how" and "why" of a posture rather than rushing through transitions.
Beginners & Seniors: A perfect entry point for those new to yoga or those looking for a practice that is kind to the joints while still building functional strength.
Busy Professionals: Anyone carrying a "full life" who needs a structured, calm environment to decompress and regulate their nervous system.
Ongoing Students: Experienced practitioners looking to refine their technique and return to the essential fundamentals of a sustainable practice.
Through this traditional approach, you will develop the physical self-reliance and mental clarity needed to navigate daily life with greater composure and strength.
No sound bowls or musical instruments, just yoga.
Who this class suits:
The Intentional Mover: Those who prefer to understand the "how" and "why" of a posture rather than rushing through transitions.
Beginners & Seniors: A perfect entry point for those new to yoga or those looking for a practice that is kind to the joints while still building functional strength.
Busy Professionals: Anyone carrying a "full life" who needs a structured, calm environment to decompress and regulate their nervous system.
Ongoing Students: Experienced practitioners looking to refine their technique and return to the essential fundamentals of a sustainable practice.
Through this traditional approach, you will develop the physical self-reliance and mental clarity needed to navigate daily life with greater composure and strength.
No sound bowls or musical instruments, just yoga.
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