03/08/2026
Yesterday's Family Yoga session at The Box was amazing! ✨
It was so wonderful to welcome children (4-11) with their adult into the Gillian Ayres gallery and immerse ourselves in a yoga session inspired by the colourful paintings.
The session was fun and playful, while also calm and mindful.
🎨 We explored imaginative movements inspired by the artwork.
🧘 We enjoyed partner poses, creating special moments of connection between adult and child.
🌈 We wove in creative breathing practices and mindful moments throughout.
We have two sessions left, taking place in different Gillian Ayres galleries on Sunday 16th and Sunday 30th August.
Booking is via The Box website
https://www.theboxplymouth.com/events/families/creative-calm-family-yoga
And I look forward to welcoming you and your child to move, play and relax!
01/08/2026
Exciting to be part of The Box's summer activities sharing Family Yoga inspired by the colourful paintings by Gillian Ayres!
🌞 We'll just leave this here! 🌞
25/07/2026
Emotions come in all shapes and sizes.
Sometimes our emotions point us towards what matters most.
Sometimes they come from worries or fears.
When we pause with awareness,
we create space to choose
which emotions to act on
and which to simply let pass through...
..like clouds in the sky.
03/06/2026
Summer is a beautiful season.
For many of us it can feel easier to move, find joy and engage in our passions.
You may notice the energy of the season becoming more open, expansive, and outward-moving.
It can feel easier to get out into the world, connect with others, make plans, and follow what lights you up.
Summer brings so much joy as we move toward what fulfils us most.
Yet alongside all of the brightness and activity, it’s important to balance the
Yang energy of doing with moments of
Yin rest, presence, and restoration.
Because summer can feel so alive and full,
it’s easy to overextend ourselves or cling tightly to all the joy there is to experience.
So this season, I invite you to welcome moments of pause, softness, and deep relaxation
alongside the fullness of life, allowing joy to be experienced with more ease, presence, and contentment.