Create experiences your community can return to.
Studio partnerships
From regular meditation sessions to family constellations and seasonal workshops, I work with studios to bring new experiences into their existing community.
More than a one-off workshop
Studios are often where people first begin exploring something new. They come for yoga, movement or meditation, and over time the space becomes somewhere they know, trust and return to.
I work with yoga and wellbeing studios to add experiences that sit naturally alongside what they already do. That might be a monthly active meditation, a regular family constellations evening, a short meditation series or an occasional Ayurveda workshop.
We can begin with one event and see what resonates, or create something regular from the start.
Experiences you can bring to your studio
Not everyone finds stillness by sitting still. Active meditations use movement, breath, sound and periods of silence to help people release some of what they are carrying and arrive more fully in the body.
They work particularly well as a regular weekly or monthly studio session. (60-90 minutes)
They work particularly well as a regular weekly or monthly studio session. (60-90 minutes)
Active Meditations
An experiential group workshop exploring some of the patterns, relationships and loyalties we carry within our families and wider systems.
Participants can bring their own issue to explore, take part as representatives, or simply experience the work within the group.
Typical format: 2–3 hours or half day
Participants can bring their own issue to explore, take part as representatives, or simply experience the work within the group.
Typical format: 2–3 hours or half day
Family Constellations
An ongoing exploration of meditation practices drawn from the Vigyan Bhairav Tantra. Rather than learning one particular way to meditate, participants experience different doorways into awareness through breath, the senses, movement, sound, attention and stillness.
Typical format: 60–90 minutes. Works well as: a series or monthly gathering
Typical format: 60–90 minutes. Works well as: a series or monthly gathering
The book of secrets
Practical, informal introduction to bringing Ayurvedic thinking into everyday life. Sessions can explore food, the seasons, daily rhythms and simple ways of understanding what our bodies may be asking for.
Where the space allows, this can also become a hands-on cooking experience.
Typical format: 90 minutes–2 hours
Where the space allows, this can also become a hands-on cooking experience.
Typical format: 90 minutes–2 hours
Ayurveda workshops
Find a rhythm that works for your studio
Not everything needs to become another weekly class. We can start small, learn what your community responds to and allow something regular to grow naturally. It could complement yoga and movement classes, offer for people wanting to explore deeper inner work, or simply introduce something they haven’t encountered before.
A partnership might look like:
A partnership might look like:
Weekly: A regular meditation practice that becomes part of the studio timetable.
Monthly: Active meditation, Family Constellations or a Book of Secrets evening.
Seasonally: Longer workshops around meditation, Ayurveda, reflection and change.
Occasionally: A special workshop or experience that brings something different to your programme.
Simple to begin
We can work in different ways depending on the studio and the experience. For example, the studio can host a session and pay an agreed facilitation fee, we can share ticket income, or we can agree another arrangement that works for both of us. For an ongoing partnership, we can review what is working together and build from there.
No long commitment is needed to begin.
A good partnership can:
No long commitment is needed to begin.
A good partnership can:
introduce new experiences without the studio having to develop them itself
give existing members another reason to return
reach people interested in meditation and deeper personal work
create occasional events around the regular timetable
