Yoga can help to build much needed resilience and provide a soft place to land, supporting us to respond to the ongoing personal and collective challenges of our times.
Hi, I’m Jas! Yoga Teacher & Retreat Leader
I’m Jasmine, an accessible yoga teacher. While my classes welcome everyone, I also specialise in movement, breath, and relaxation for chronic illness, hypermobility, and energy-limiting conditions. My approach is grounded in evidence-based movement principles, nervous system regulation, and trauma-informed care, offering practices that support sustainable strength and deep restoration.
Alongside my work in accessibility, I guide retreats that create space for sacred pause—offering deep rest in a world that often pulls us toward constant activity. Yoga Nidra is at the heart of my teaching, a practice I love for its ability to replenish energy, soothe the nervous system, and offer profound stillness.
I have been teaching Yoga for 8 years and practicing for 15+. I’ve got a big bone to pick with the trillion dollar wellness industry and aim to share a kinder, more accessible and grounded approach to well-being.
My Core Values are at the Heart of All My Classes, Workshops & Retreats.
Accessibility
Yoga is for everybody. I offer options in my classes to suit a range of needs and encourage everyone to engage with the practice in a way that best supports them. I offer sliding-scale pricing to make yoga more financially accessible and continually update my professional training to learn more about accessibility in yoga.
Inclusivity & Belonging
My classes seek to be welcoming and affirming of all identities, gender expression, sizes and abilities. As a neurodivergent LGBTQ+ teacher living with chronic illness, I know how exclusionary the world of wellness can be. My mission is to make yoga and well-being spaces safer and more community oriented.
Social Impact
I welcome feedback and am committed to navigating a repair process if ever I get something wrong. I understand that intention is different to impact, and care about the effect my work has on the people and communities I serve. I only partner with values-aligned organisations and groups who are impact oriented.
Trauma-Informed
My classes and content reject a one-size-fits-all approach. I teach yoga to support choice, consent, and agency. Trauma-informed Yoga can benefit everyone in class, and means being intentional and conscientious about how I hold space. Read more about what trauma-informed yoga is on my blog.
Qualifications
Formally trained in, with certificates:
Astanga Vinyasa Flow, Kranti Yoga India.
Yoga Therapeutics, Somatics & Yin, Yoga Therapies, UK.
Menstrual and Lunar Cycle Yoga, (Trauma-informed) Roots to Rise
First Aid at Work
Trauma-informed certification with Claire Dianne
Accessible Yoga Teacher Training with AYS
Integral Movement Method for Hypermobility with Jeannie Di Bon + EDS Echo
Continuing Professional Development (CPD):
Yoga for Everyone: Social Justice, Body Image & Anti-Racism online training with Dianne Bondy Yoga
Acro Yoga
Hands-on assists
Trauma-informed Mindfulness
Leadership & facilitation for change makers
My experience includes; being lead Yoga teacher on international wellness retreats, teaching regular classes at a range of venues from gyms to studios to community centres, and teaching online.
Seeing the impact that this work has on people brings me such a visceral sense of contentment (santosha)! Here’s some feedback on my clases:
I’m open to collaborating with values-aligned professionals, studio owners and community projects
I’m also a writer and have had my yoga/well-being and travel work featured in OM Yoga Magazine, Positive News, Shut Up & Yoga, Yoga Basics and Yogi Times!
Here’s a taster:
Trauma Informed Yoga Helps Survivors of Abuse to Heal for Yoga Basics
Mindfulness Based Education in Schools for Huffington Post UK
7 ways to manage living where you work for Woldpackers
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