Join a wellbeing class

Please note that advance booking is required

Classes will resume when government guidelines allow

Please find our timetable below:

Monday

Tai Chi (all levels) 6.45-7.45pm with Terry Creasey

Beginners Meditation 8-9pm with Izzy Cloke (5 week course in blocks)

Tuesday

Pilates (all levels) 8.45-9.45am with Saskia West (term time)

Wednesday

Dru Yoga (all levels) 6-7pm with Anita Sebre-Ward (term time)

Gentle Hatha Yoga (all levels) 7.30-9pm with Madeline Best

Thursday

Pilates (all levels) 8.45-9.45am with Saskia West (term time)

Pilates (all levels) 10-11am with Saskia West (term time)

Tai Chi (all levels) 7-8pm with Terry Creasey

Friday

Pilates Class (beginners) 10.45-11.45am with Saskia West (term time)

Tai Chi (all levels) 12 noon-1pm with Terry Creasey

Online Healing and Development Group with Gabrielle

A monthly online healing and development group that supports participants with meditations, activations and group healings.

Learn to meditate a 5-week course with Izzy

Learn to meditate (5 week beginner mindfulness course)

Have you always wanted to learn to meditate but don’t know how to start, can’t find the time or are confused about what is actually is?

This 5 week course is the perfect introduction to mindfulness meditation for all abilities. By the end of the course you will feel confident to independently practice many different meditation techniques including breathwork, body scans, visualisations and compassion.

Meditation Group with Gabrielle

Meditation can help to reduce stress, help you to connect with positive emotions and support your health and wellbeing.

Tai Chi with Terry

Tai Chi classes are led by Terry Creasey each Monday 6.45-7.45pm, Thursday 7-8pm and Friday 12-1pm, throughout the year. When practised slowly and regularly, Tai Chi can help ease stress, relieve high and low blood pressure, and improve balance, reducing the risk of…

Pilates with Saskia (*term time)

Pilates classes are led by Saskia West each Tuesday 8.45-9.45am, Thursday 8.45-9.45am and 10-11am and Friday 10.45am during term time. Saskia is a trained Stott Pilates® Instructor. Stott Pilates® is an internationally recognised instructor training programme which…

Iyengar Yoga with Sarah (*term time)

Iyengar Yoga classes are led by Sarah Delfas each Tuesday 7.30-9pm and Friday 8.45-10.30am during term time (Fridays for students with at least a year’s experience of Iyengar yoga). Iyengar yoga focuses on precision, alignment and safety in the poses to develop…

Dru Yoga with Anita (*term time)

Dru Yoga classes are led by Anita Sebre each Wednesday 5.30-6.45pm during term time. Dru Yoga is powerful heart based yoga with graceful flowing movements, directed breathing and transforming visualisation. Dru yoga awakens your energy system and gives you access to…

Gentle Hatha Yoga with Madeline

Madeline Best runs a Wednesday evening Gentle Hatha Yoga class, ideally suited to all levels including beginners. Madeline is a British Wheel of Yoga (BWY) Teacher who believes passionately that the benefits of regular yoga practice should be experienced by all.

Spotlight on Mindfulness Meditation by Izzy

Learning mindfulness meditation can improve your sleep! As most of us know, it is recommended that we get around 7-9 hours of good quality sleep each night! But how often is this true for you?

Recent studies have suggested that 67% of UK adults suffer from disrupted sleep and nearly 23% manage no more than five hours a night. Sleep deprivation is often associated with memory issues, difficulty concentrating, mood changes, weakened immunity, high blood pressure and an increased risk of heart disease.

We all know how good we feel after a good night’s sleep! Not only does it make us happier, but it also helps lower levels of stress and anxiety, improves digestion and may provide relief from aches and pains. A great way to improve both the duration of your sleep and also the quality is through learning mindfulness meditation.

Meditation enhances brainwaves that help us sleep, boosts levels of melatonin in the body (the sleep hormone) and triggers the relaxation response which lowers anxiety and helps us feel calm. Just 5 minutes of mindfulness meditation before you go to sleep each night may be just what you need in order to set up for a proper night’s rest!