Join Grace to melt into the weekend through the practice of Yin whilst receiving Reiki at the same time.

This practice aims to nourish our deep Yin tissues (fascia, tendons & ligaments), whilst nourishing our elemental body through the lens of TCM.

Harmonise your energy flow and bring your nervous system into a state of rest & digest through a series of long-held poses, with the help of bolsters, blocks, blankets and cushions.

Beginners welcome.

A group Master attunement session for those who crave connection with other like-minded souls while taking your Reiki journey to another level in a safe and nurturing environment up in the trees at Cobo Community Centre.

These Scaravelli-inspired Sunday sessions are a great way to delve deeper, receiving hands on guidance and personalised suggestions from Emma, helping to bring greater ease into the body, releasing habitual movement patterns, freeing your energy, encouraging healing, raising consciousness and allowing a more rested state of mind.

Exploring the Sutras in a friendly and informal way, encouraging discussion and interaction as a means to understand the teachings. These sessions are open to everyone, regardless of your level of knowledge of the Sutras or experience of yoga. Ideal for those who wish to deepen their yoga practice and move it beyond the asana.

Grace has been studying with Emma intensively over the last 2 years, immersing herself in yoga, Reiki and Yin. Grace is also a Reiki Master offering treatments and a keen sound healer. 

The class is Hatha yoga, heavily influenced by Emma’s teachings. Grace’s teaching style is rooted in finding freedom, stability and ease, inspired by the Scaravelli-inspired approach and tantric teachings.

After benefiting so greatly from this practice, she hopes that in sharing yoga you may also find healing in freeing the spine, breath & mind.

A 3 week online course to tap into your creative energy in alignment with earth's cycles.

Each session will weave together various spiritual practices to encourage us be here now, being in the body, where the true magic lies.

These practices include free dancing, Osho shaking, bio-dynamic chakra exercises and meditations, Yoni Yoga, Karuna moving heart meditation, self-enquiry, breathing practices, and working with Sankalpa in Yoga Nidra. 

A new weekly class so you can practice live at home or catch up with the recordings to deepen your personal practice. Sessions are intuitive with emphasis on freeing the breath, body and mind, re-awakening the potential of our spine.

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine.

Inspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more. When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

Study the Hatha Yoga Pradikipa, one of the key yoga texts from the medieval period, and its relevance for us as practitioners today. 

Each session will be linked, but can also be stand alone, and will include a short practice.

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine. I

nspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more. When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine. Inspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more. When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

A new weekly class so you can practice live at home or catch up with the recordings to deepen your personal practice. Sessions are intuitive with emphasis on freeing the breath, body and mind, re-awakening the potential of our spine.

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine. Inspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more. When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

During this inspiring, uplifting and light hearted session you will be introduced to the traditional Usui system of Reiki healing, which will support your ongoing healing and personal and spiritual development.

Bhakti Collective, Guernsey’s local kirtan group, are holding another session for the Beinspired community to welcome in 2026 with an open heart and a deeper connection to the divine.

A new weekly class so you can practice live at home or catch up with the recordings to deepen your personal practice. Sessions are intuitive with emphasis on freeing the breath, body and mind, re-awakening the potential of our spine.

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine. Inspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more. When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

A 2.5hr workshop exploring:

Intimate asana practice - to bring greater ease into the body, release habitual movement patterns, free your energy, encourage healing, raise consciousness and allow a more rested state of mind.

Pranayama & meditation - an opportunity for focusing awareness, pranayama is said to be the bridge between the physical practices of yoga and the workings of the mind. Over time, this takes us increasingly towards stillness.

In TCM, Spring is known as the return of hope, the return of Yang. 

Join Grace to celebrate Spring in a Yin workshop designed to nourish your wood element energy and support your liver and gallbladder organs.  

Through Yoga Nidra, Yin, Reiki and sound you will journey through your inner landscape and the qualities that relate to the wood element, the dominant energy in Springtime. 

Practicing Yin is one of the many ways you can support the flow of Qi in the body to avoid stagnancy and ensure you’re energetically resources for this new cycle. 

Beginners welcome.

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine. Inspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more. When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

Join Emma to experience the benefits of Vedic chanting with other like minded souls. We will chant mantras to help balance the chakras, remove illness, for ongoing health and vitality, to strengthen faith, to overcome those dark moments, and to promote peace and lightness.

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine. Inspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more. When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

A new weekly class so you can practice live at home or catch up with the recordings to deepen your personal practice. Sessions are intuitive with emphasis on freeing the breath, body and mind, re-awakening the potential of our spine.

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine. I

nspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more. When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

Exploring the Sutras in a friendly and informal way, encouraging discussion and interaction as a means to understand the teachings. These sessions are open to everyone, regardless of your level of knowledge of the Sutras or experience of yoga. Ideal for those who wish to deepen their yoga practice and move it beyond the asana.

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine. I

nspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more. When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

A new weekly class so you can practice live at home or catch up with the recordings to deepen your personal practice. Sessions are intuitive with emphasis on freeing the breath, body and mind, re-awakening the potential of our spine.

A 2.5hr workshop exploring:

Intimate asana practice - to bring greater ease into the body, release habitual movement patterns, free your energy, encourage healing, raise consciousness and allow a more rested state of mind.

Pranayama & meditation - an opportunity for focusing awareness, pranayama is said to be the bridge between the physical practices of yoga and the workings of the mind. Over time, this takes us increasingly towards stillness.

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine. Inspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more.

When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

A new weekly class so you can practice live at home or catch up with the recordings to deepen your personal practice. Sessions are intuitive with emphasis on freeing the breath, body and mind, re-awakening the potential of our spine.

For those who have undertaken the Yoga Immersion Course, or those who have already undertaken other yoga teacher training courses and are struggling to get going with teaching, or simply those who wish to further immerse themselves more in practice and deepen their understanding of how yoga might be shared.

Join Emma to experience the benefits of Vedic chanting with other like minded souls. We will chant mantras to help balance the chakras, remove illness, for ongoing health and vitality, to strengthen faith, to overcome those dark moments, and to promote peace and lightness.

During this inspiring, transformative and empowering day you will be introduced to three of the four Reiki symbols, including the power symbol, the mental/emotional symbol and the distance healing symbol. You will learn how you may incorporate these symbols into any healing session and into your life generally.

A 2.5hr workshop exploring:

Intimate asana practice - to bring greater ease into the body, release habitual movement patterns, free your energy, encourage healing, raise consciousness and allow a more rested state of mind.

Pranayama & meditation - an opportunity for focusing awareness, pranayama is said to be the bridge between the physical practices of yoga and the workings of the mind. Over time, this takes us increasingly towards stillness.

Exploring the Sutras in a friendly and informal way, encouraging discussion and interaction as a means to understand the teachings. These sessions are open to everyone, regardless of your level of knowledge of the Sutras or experience of yoga. Ideal for those who wish to deepen their yoga practice and move it beyond the asana.

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine. Inspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more.

When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine. Inspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more.

When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

Study the Hatha Yoga Pradikipa, one of the key yoga texts from the medieval period, and its relevance for us as practitioners today. 

Each session will be linked, but can also be stand alone, and will include a short practice.

Emma teaches intuitive yoga, encouraging us to let go of what we think we know and to find a new way of moving that brings us back to our beginning: the spine. Inspired by Vanda Scaraveli, this progressive practice is about quality of movement, not quantity, where less is more.

When we do less, we learn to feel more and our body delights in the softness and the opportunity to let go and release as we tune into its relationship with earth and gravity. 

Study the Hatha Yoga Pradikipa, one of the key yoga texts from the medieval period, and its relevance for us as practitioners today. 

Each session will be linked, but can also be stand alone, and will include a short practice.

Study the Hatha Yoga Pradikipa, one of the key yoga texts from the medieval period, and its relevance for us as practitioners today. 

Each session will be linked, but can also be stand alone, and will include a short practice.