The Practitioner's Path
Experiential workshops for yoga teacher trainings and retreat spaces
The Practitioner’s Path is a series of carefully curated workshops designed to support those whose work calls for presence, self-awareness, and relational depth.
Each session is thoughtfully shaped to sit within the rhythm and intention of your training, offering space to explore the more subtle and often unspoken aspects of the work including identity, the body’s lived experience, and how we relate to ourselves and others.
Rooted in both professional practice and lived experience, my work weaves together gentle teaching, embodied inquiry, personal reflection, and elements of ritual. The emphasis is not only on what we understand, but on how we relate – to ourselves, to our bodies, and to those we work with.
A grounded and embodied approach
These workshops are designed to complement the experiential nature of yoga teacher trainings.
Sessions are gently guided and spacious, allowing participants to move between reflection, felt experience, and shared dialogue. There is no pressure to perform or share, participants are invited to engage in a way that feels right for them.
Depending on the focus of your training, sessions may include:
- Gentle teaching to introduce key themes
- Guided reflection and journaling
- Embodied awareness practices
- Small group or paired sharing
- Elements of ritual or ceremony
The structure is carefully held, creating a space that feels both nurturing and open.
Areas of exploration
Workshops can be adapted to align with your training and topics may include:
- Meeting grief and loss within the body
- Reclaiming menarche and early body stories
- Exploring sensuality and relationship to self
- Identity, transition, and inner change
- Holding space for others with presence and care
Each theme is approached with sensitivity, allowing both personal exploration and integration into teaching practice.
Working together
Workshops are developed collaboratively, with attention to:
- the intention and structure of your training
- the experience and readiness of your group
- the depth and pacing appropriate to the space
The aim is to create something that feels integrated, supportive, and in alignment with the wider container you are holding.
Enquiries
If you’re holding a yoga teacher training or other wellness practitioner training and would like to include a thoughtfully facilitated, experiential workshop, you’re warmly invited to get in touch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the workshopThis workshop is designed for practitioners who support others through times of change including yoga teachers and trainees, nurses, midwives, doulas, social workers, chaplains, educators, and other allied professionals. It is also open to those who wish to deepen their personal relationship with presence, grief, and transition.
Workshops are normally held in Bali, Indonesia
Please contact me here to discuss a fully curated option
No. All practices are beginner-friendly and fully guided. You don’t need any background in grief studies, yoga, or meditation to take part.
No. This is not a certification or therapy program. It’s an experiential and reflective professional development workshop that weaves together grief literacy, reflection, ritual, and embodied practice. It may complement, but not replace, formal therapeutic training.
The day is structured around a balance of learning, reflection, and embodiment. We’ll move between short teaching sessions, journaling, small group discussions, nervous system practices, and spacious breaks. The day closes with a 1.5-hour Yin Yoga class to help integrate the learning.
No one is ever required to share. Group discussions are guided, have clear boundaries in place, and focus on applying learning to practice. You’re welcome to contribute if it feels supportive, but silence and inward reflection are equally respected.
This is a space where emotion is welcome. You are free to step outside, rest, or take a break whenever needed. Practices for grounding and nervous system regulation will also be part of the workshop to support you.
Just yourself, comfortable clothing for gentle movement, a sarong, and a water bottle. Journals, lunch, and light refreshments will be provided.
Yes. Yin Yoga is gentle and accessible, with adaptations for all bodies. You don’t need previous yoga experience.
We are committed to making this space as accessible as possible. Please reach out with any specific needs (mobility, sensory, dietary, etc.), and we’ll do our best to accommodate you.
Groups are intentionally kept small to foster safety, intimacy, and meaningful interaction.
Yes. You’ll receive a curated journal, a resource list, and optional practices to continue after the workshop.
- Full-day workshop (9.5 hours, including breaks)
- Nourishing lunch and refreshments
- A uniquely created journal
- Resource list for ongoing exploration
- Yin Yoga class
Because this workshop requires advance preparation (venue, food, and materials):
- 21+ days before start date → Full refund
- 14–20 days before → 50% refund
- Less than 14 days before → Non-refundable (but you may gift your spot to a friend)
If we need to cancel the workshop for any reason, you’ll of course receive a full refund.
This workshop doesn’t currently have an accredited certification. However, many participants are able to count the hours toward their professional development or CPD requirements, depending on their governing body or institution. A certificate of participation can be provided on request.
We’re currently working hard on being able to offer accredited CPD hours/CEUs. Please keep checking back.