This is a small individualised lesson for no more than 3 people (all 3 must be booked together) where we will practice in restorative yoga poses, work with specific breathing techniques (pranayama) and I will work on an individual basis using a variety of massage treatments. These restorative sessions offer yogis hands-on adjustments while lying down in restorative yoga poses to encourage various parts of the body to open and release deep tension. Sessions also include guided meditation (nidra yoga) to enhance the restorative benefits. If you’re interested, it’s probably for you. Gentle restorative yoga in a safe and intimate setting with individualised massage treatment. Utter peace and bliss!

Please indicate via email/text if you are bringing a friend (3 maximum.)
1 practitioner €35, 2 practitioners €55, 3 practitioners €75
**Please cash only.

This is a small individualised lesson for no more than 3 people (all 3 must be booked together) where we will practice in restorative yoga poses, work with specific breathing techniques (pranayama) and I will work on an individual basis using a variety of massage treatments. These restorative sessions offer yogis hands-on adjustments while lying down in restorative yoga poses to encourage various parts of the body to open and release deep tension. Sessions also include guided meditation (nidra yoga) to enhance the restorative benefits. If you’re interested, it’s probably for you. Gentle restorative yoga in a safe and intimate setting with individualised massage treatment. Utter peace and bliss!

Please indicate via email/text if you are bringing a friend (3 maximum.)
1 practitioner €35, 2 practitioners €55, 3 practitioners €75
**Please cash only.

Time: 9:00 - 10:00 (6o min)
Cost: €10 (cash preferred)
Included: All props, mats, straps & bolsters, cup of organic tea at finish
Classes in English.
What is Vinyasa Yoga? Simply put, Vinyasa Yoga translates into “flow practice'“ and it is a smooth transition from one yoga pose to the next (asanas) especially when movement is paired with the breath. Its origins are from the Hatha Yoga tradition.