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Pranayama

Pranayama

Pranayama

Pranayama

Pranayama

Pranayama

Pranayama

Pranayama

Pranayama

Pranayama

Pranayama: A practice of returning to the quiet intelligence within

The breath is the first rhythm we arrive with and the last we leave with. It shapes our nervous system, our energy, our emotional landscape and the way we meet the world. Yet for many of us, the breath becomes shallow, restricted or disconnected as life becomes busy, stressful or overwhelming.

Breathwork is a process of remembering — of reawakening the natural patterns and capacities the body is built for. Through steady guidance and simple, powerful techniques, pranayama helps you meet yourself with more clarity, calm and presence.

We begin by noticing the breath exactly as it is. From there, I guide you through techniques that support the state your body is moving towards, grounding, energising, balancing or softening.

You can expect:
• spacious, clear instructions
• a supportive, calming environment
• techniques you can continue at home
• time at the end for rest and integration

Breathwork often creates a sense of quiet clarity, a feeling of returning to yourself.

These sessions honour the classical teachings of pranayama while integrating what modern physiology now confirms: that the breath is one of the most direct pathways to regulating the mind and body.

Breath as Medicine

Pranayama is the classical yogic practice of directing and expanding the breath. It influences every system of the body: respiratory, cardiovascular, digestive, endocrine and energetic. These sessions bring the breath into balance so you can access clarity, calm and vitality.

How Pranayama Works (The Science)

Breathwork directly affects the vagus nerve and autonomic nervous system. Research shows pranayama can:
• Improve lung function and respiratory health
• Reduce anxiety, stress and overwhelm
• Increase HRV (heart rate variability) — a key marker of wellbeing
• Support digestion and metabolism
• Improve focus, memory and emotional regulation
• Reduce inflammation and support immune function

Breath is one of the most powerful tools we have for self-regulation.

Traditional Pranayama Techniques Offered

Sessions can include:
Nadi Shodhana — balancing left/right energy channels
Ujjayi — calming breath for focus and inner heat
Sama vritti (Box breathing) — grounding and stabilising
Kapalabhati — energising breath that clears stagnation
Bhramari — humming breath that soothes the nervous system
Diaphragmatic & somatic breathing — restoring healthy patterns

Each technique is chosen based on your experience and what your body needs that day.

Breath as a Pathway Inward

Pranayama is both a physiological and spiritual practice — a way of deepening awareness, softening the mind and reconnecting with inner steadiness.

What to Expect in a 1:1 Breathwork Session

• Breath assessment and personalised technique
• Clear, supportive instruction
• Practices to take home
• A safe, nurturing environment for emotional processing and nervous system regulation