“The practice really stays with you throughout the week...
it's a lovely wellbeing echo."
Yoga Classes and Courses
If you are looking for a regular weekly practice, where you can attend to your body and mind, whilst in company with like minded people - Join me below!
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Melt - Release - Listen
A 6 weeks course where each session will feature a section where the application of balls and props will be used to apply acupressure in particular areas of the body (self-directed massage), followed by a yin yoga sequence, where the focus is on stretching, coupled up with meditation and breath work.
Firhouse Community and Leisure Centre
Thursdays 7.30-8.45pm from 10th September 2026
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Move - Listen
A weekly practice where we focus on the relationship between the body and the breath, helping you to develop both flexibility and strength whilst introducing mindful concepts and relaxation.
You can join this class anytime as a Drop In or get a 4/6 Class Pass if you are looking for more commitment to your practice.
Firhouse Community and Leisure Centre
Tuesdays 7-8pm from 8th September
Workshops and Events
A regular practice might not be achievable for you right now, or perhaps you prefer a longer container to delve in deeper?
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Move - Melt - Release - Listen - Resonate
We will start our morning with stillness and meditation before moving into a smooth slow flow aimed at easing tension and restoring ease to your being using gentle strength, stretches and massage balls. After a little break and nutritional treats, the second half of the morning will be long held stretches in the style of Yin Yoga, to open up space in our bodies and minds before heading into the rest of the day.
Mutton Lane Yoga Studio, D16WV10
Sunday 11th October. Sunday 22nd November , Saturday 12th December 10.00-13.00
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Move - Melt - Release - Listen - Resonate
Join me for a guided journey into the world of fascia. You will gain a foundational understanding of its role in the body, along with practical tools to begin working with it in your yoga practice.
Who Is This For?
Yoga teachers who want to deepen their understanding of fascia in practice
Experienced practitioners ready to explore their practice on a deeper level
Anyone curious about fascia and interested in a more embodied, intuitive approach to yoga and movement.
If you’ve been feeling like your practice is missing depth, or you are craving a richer, more connected experience on the mat - this space is for you!
What to Expect?
Clear, visually engaging content and evidence-informed teaching on fascia and a fascia-focused yoga practice exploring:
Breath and gentle voicing vibrations
Different ways to stretch
Mindful Movement
Self massage using therapy balls (MFR)
Elastic Rebound
Why Join?
If you’re tired of repeating the same cues in your class, if you feel stuck in your own practice and are just going through the motions or perhaps just really curious about Fascia!
Discover new language for what you experience in your body and practice
Cultivate more freedom and choice in how you move
This is a supportive container to explore, experience and integrate - combining simple anatomical understanding with embodied practice.
Date coming soon!
Bespoke events and offerings
Wether you are in charge of a team or planning a gathering for friends and families, the below offerings are a suggestion of a beautiful way to organise time for everyone to come together, enjoy movement, rest, learn about their bodies and develop tools of sustainable wellbeing.
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Move - Melt - Release - Listen - Resonate
Andagift
Andagift - a creative inspiration, the Spirit’s Gift or the Gift of Breath in Icelandic - is a gentle, embodied workshop that invites you to explore your relationship with breath and your body.
This is not a traditional breath-work session. Instead of controlling or manipulating the breath, we focus on the felt sense of breathing, how the breath moves the body and where it meets resistance.
This workshop offers a slow and mindful approach to unwinding tension in the muscles and fascia that support breathing with slow melting stretches, self-directed massage using therapy balls and soft balls, and guided meditation. You will be led to soften holding patterns, improve mobility and create more space for your breath to move naturally.
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Move - Melt - Release - Listen - Resonate
Innsæi
(inn-sigh-ay), the ancient Icelandic word for intuition, can mean the sea within, to see within, and to see from the inside out. This is an invitation to dive into all three through the living intelligence of fascia and the subtle vibrations of your voice.
The workshop weaves together slow movement, melting stretches and self massage to release deep set tension and support greater ease and freedom of movement. Your awareness is gently encouraged to turn inwards, becoming a pathway to listen more deeply to yourself and fine tuning your inner anchor, your intuition.
Suitable for all levels. No prior yoga or voice experience is needed, only curiosity, openness and a willingness to listen inwards. -
Move - Melt - Release - Listen - Resonate
Exploring Resonance
Our body and voice are in constant flux with each other. When our body feels tight and stiff, so does our voice. When we do not voice our thoughts or speak our truth, the tissues of our body respond by layering up and tensing inwards. With the tension and stress building in the body, we loose the ability to feel and communication within breaks down.
This will be a practice where you are invited to explore the areas of your body that support your voice through fascia focused yoga and self directed massage.
The emphasis will be on listening to sensations and resonance, to experience presence of tension and release and allow for habitual holds in the body to soften so the vibrations of your voice take roots in the wholeness of space within.
If you are looking to create something special for your group, download the brochure below and contact me on info@stinuyoga.com
Beyond the Mat
Every class is an opportunity to practise something much bigger than movement.
As we learn to notice sensation, listen to and understand the body's signals on the mat, we begin to build a relationship that extends far beyond our practice.
We notice when we need rest before exhaustion arrives - and we begin to honour that need.
We recognise tension before it becomes pain - and know how to take a step back.
We learn to pause before reacting.
Over time, the body becomes more than something we exercise. It becomes a trusted guide in how we move through everyday life.