Somatic Movement Practitioner.
Integrative Yoga Facilitator.
Intercultural Competence Trainer.
Interdisciplinary Researcher.
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Paths To Wellbeing: Ki-An Yoga
In the spirit of yoga as union — of breath, body, and awareness — and drawing from its ancient wisdom as a path of wholeness, moving with conscious awareness offers a space to come home to yourself, to rest in presence, and to move towards balance and connection.

The Heart of Ki-An Yoga
Ki-An Yoga is a distinctive practice that I have developed and shaped over 25 years of experience across dance, performance, yoga, and somatic education. Rooted in the cultivation of embodied balance and personal agency, it offers a space where breath and movement become gateways to self-awareness, growth, and transformation.
My practice draws on a rich background as a choreographer, and performer in African, ballet, and contemporary dance companies, alongside many years of teaching Creative Dance and yoga in diverse educational, outreach, community, and corporate settings. I interweave influences from Sivananda Yoga, Yoga in Daily Life, and Kundalini traditions, along with the somatic insights of Peter Levine and Sondra Fraleigh. This approach is further grounded in Person-centred counselling, training with the Institute of Embodied Psychotherapy, and my own Practice-based research concerned with the transformative potential of somatic practice.
With imagination as the compass and playfulness an invitation, Ki-An Yoga embraces the subtle, the intuitive, and the creative. I honour the body as a site of layered knowing — where past, present, and future experience converge — and where movement becomes an unfolding language for connection, expression, and understanding.
This trauma-sensitive, integrative approach values the self as a source of insight, vitality, and meaningful change.
Ki-An Yoga: Classes,
Workshops and Private Sessions
In this spirit, I offer inclusive yoga classes, workshops, and one-to-one or small-group sessions tailored to individual needs — all grounded in a culturally sensitive, person-centred approach.
Whether shared in community or held in personal space, these practices are open to every-body and draw on asana (postures), pranayama (breathwork), Yoga Nidra (guided meditation), and deep relaxation to support physical vitality, emotional balance, and inner tranquillity.


