MAY

8–10

2026

Workshop · 🇬🇧 Norwich

Exploring Fascia, Feeling & Flow

Body Stories & Somatic Play

8–10 May 2026 | Yantra Studio, Norwich

A weekend of embodied inquiry inviting curiosity, creativity, and play into your movement and self-awareness practice — exploring how fascia, the nervous system, and lived experience shape the way we move and feel.

JUN

18

2026

Online Workshop · Teachers Lab

2-Part Online Workshop · Thu 18 & 25 June

Fascia, Nervous System & Movement Intelligence

18 & 25 June · 14:00–16:00 CET | Live on Zoom

Fascia's true intelligence lies in relationship — with sensation, load, attention, and the nervous system. Across two sessions, we'll explore how movement becomes more intelligent, responsive, and sustainable.

JUN

13

2025

Series · 🇳🇱 Den Haag

Continuing Education for Teachers

Moving Anatomy & Intelligent Teaching

Jun–Nov 2025 · 8 Fridays | Inner Embassy, Den Haag

An 8-workshop continuing education series for yoga and movement teachers. Explore functional anatomy, fascia, nervous system awareness, and intelligent teaching skills.

JUL

18

2026

Workshop · 🇳🇱 Utrecht

An Exploratory Saturday Workshop

Connecting Your Hands to Your Core

18 July · 13:30 | Yoga Moves, Utrecht

Unlock the magic in your anatomy — learn how to create space in the joints, get elasticity and power, and move with ease. You'll find more strength than you ever knew, and you'll never have sore wrists again.

SEP

3–6

2026

Immersion · 🇳🇱 Utrecht

A 4-Day Immersion Workshop

The Empowered Woman

3–6 September 2026 | Yoga Moves, Utrecht

For women over 40 — four transformative days to gain the knowledge, embodied practices, and clarity to understand how your hormones, nervous system, movement, and mindset influence your vitality, and how to support your wellbeing for the decades ahead.

JAN

3–10

2027

Retreat · 🇮🇳 Goa, India

An Embodied Return

Back to Source

3–10 January 2027 · 7 nights, 8 days | Ashiyana Retreat Centre, Goa

An exploration of movement, mind, connection, and a place that became sacred. A return to Goa — and to everything that lives beneath effort and habit.