For 23 years, I've had the privilege of teaching Scaravelli-inspired yoga through weekly classes in Bristol, workshops and retreats across the UK and Spain. I run online breathing courses and am a certified life coach, integrating coaching into group-work as well as one-to-one sessions. My yoga journey began in my late 20s, when scoliosis and a decade-long career as a theatre costume maker had left my body stiff and uncomfortable. Tension was making breathing difficult and my body longed for relief. I discovered Vanda Scaravelli's teachings and her transformative approach to yoga. Her book, Awakening The Spine (1991), continues to inspire worldwide. Initially, I felt I wasn’t ‘doing’ much in class, but my body responded with profound gratitude as tension began to dissolve. It was the start of an ongoing journey of unwinding and finding freedom. I have studied extensively with Vanda’s main students, learning how to bring ease, spaciousness and lightness into my body. This slow-paced approach encourages deep listening, releasing tension and refining movement. Poses are explored from within; connecting to the spine and fostering a natural, integrated way of moving, breathing and being. I feel honoured to share the legacy of this beautiful practice.

Explore yoga poses from the inside out and get to know your body better. Be kind, accepting, curious and even playful in your relationship with your body. Develop more awareness of where you are creating tension, forcing or straining and come away from the session with ways to help dissolve some of this. At the same time that you are undoing and unravelling, you will also find some parts of your body becoming much more alive or active. Settle into an increasing sense of wholeness and spaciousness which feels like a true homecoming.

Amanda has been a movement educator for the last 40 years. She is a C-IAYT yoga therapist and runs regular teacher trainings.  Over the years she has moonlighted with somatic movement, dance and other modalities. She is currently shifting more deeply into a Hanna Somatic based practice and integrating her experience as a biodynamic Cranio Sacral therapist into her work. As a registered CI practitioner following a training with Dr Gabor Mate 5 years ago, she brings a psychological awareness to any space and an MA in Authorial Practice enables a creative and playful approach.

My intention is to offer a safe container for deep and kind explorations of self in its wholeness. We will orient to potential and resource in the body and then get curious about our experience of moving. Explorations will involve a range of gentle exercises designed to discover 'sensory motor amnesia' and an opportunity to unwind, re-organise, and integrate. I will be encouraging...... ASAP: as slow as possible, as soft as possible, as steady as possible, and to allow space and pause...oh, and a bit of writing for those who might like to take up the invitation.

I’ve been practicing yoga since 2004 and teaching since 2010, with a focus on supporting women through all stages of life. After the birth of my two daughters, I trained in pregnancy and postnatal yoga, baby yoga, and baby massage, and have been sharing these practices since 2017. My teaching has continued to evolve, and I’ve recently trained in Well Woman Yoni Shakti Yoga Therapy, which helps me support women through the cycles and transitions of life. I’m passionate about creating supportive, welcoming spaces where students can move, rest, and reconnect with themselves. My classes blend flowing, nurturing movement with restorative postures and always allow time to pause and breathe. Alongside teaching weekly classes and workshops, I’m part of the Hatha and Restorative Yoga Teacher Training faculty at Bristol School of Yoga, where I also mentor new teachers on their journey.

Finding Stillness in Motion – Adult Yoga Through cultivating breath awareness, we’ll flow gently, coordinating movement with breath to create a moving meditation. This practice will help ease out the body, calm the mind, and deepen your breath. With time to fully rest at the end, you’ll leave feeling calm, centred, and re-energised for the rest of your day.

I am a Cornwall-based psychotherapist, supervisor, and group facilitator and have had the privilege of working in the therapy field for over 20 years. I describe myself as a 'humanistic relational' therapist, which simply means that I believe everyone carries within them the wisdom and capacity to heal, grow, and move toward wholeness; and that as we are social beings at heart, the best conditions for this are within safe, trusting, loving relationships. I specialise in supporting people to prepare for, enter into and integrate their expanded state experiences. I have been called on to accompany people through death, birth, and a whole host of other sacred transitions. I have also supported people through tantric, plant medicine and breathwork journeys, and have recently begun to run regular community breathwork sessions with my beloved Aaron. We also co-host a monthly expanded states integration circle in Falmouth.  My work is grounded in creating an environment of warmth and safety in which people can explore their thoughts, emotions, and somatic experiences while being met with compassion and clear reflection. I cherish ritual, movement, and creative practices as powerful ways to give voice and embodiment to aspects of our experience that words alone cannot fully capture. These elements are woven into everything I offer.

I'll be helping to lead the opening and closing ceremonies at Yoga Camp, as well as hosting a Sunday afternoon Integration Circle. This will be a space in which you can create a mandala as a tangible reminder of the experiences and encounters you've had over the weekend ~ protected time to reflect on what you'd like to take back home into your everyday life. Translating deep, often ineffable experiences into visual form can help ground them, often revealing patterns and clarity that might not have been obvious at the time. This will lead into a sharing circle ~ a space to bear witness and be witnessed in our reflections, insights, and emerging growth. Weather permitting, I will also be creating a simple walking labryinth over the weekend. A peaceful space for a walking meditation, and intention setting in the centre.

Jenny Sanderson is a mum, performance artist, urban mischief-maker, and devoted lover of the woods. Originally trained at Circomedia in the 1990s, she has spent decades touring with circus and theatre, compering cabarets, and performing nationally and internationally—bringing joy, laughter, and creativity wherever she goes. Alongside her performance work, she creates site-specific installations and play-based projects, collaborating with organisations and academics to explore the power of play in public spaces. With over a decade as a Forest School leader, Jenny’s passion lies in rekindling deep connections between people and the natural world. She believes in seeding new stories about our relationship with nature, ensuring that children have the right conditions to explore their true, wild habitat. Her background in outdoor education, nature connection, and therapeutic outdoor skills allows her to weave play, creativity, and deep nature immersion into everything she does. At the heart of Jenny’s work is a simple but profound belief: play is vital—not just for children, but for the planet itself. Through her workshops, performances, and nature-based experiences, she invites others to embrace a world where curiosity, creativity, and connection to the earth take centre stage. Skills & Expertise Level 3 Forest School Leader since 2014 Performance artist & theatre maker for nearly 30 years Experience in participatory art & socially engaged art Storyteller Clown Nature connection facilitator Foundation in nature education outdoor leadership Certificate in Therapeutic Skills for Outdoor Leaders Mindful Walking for Children Skills in nature based crafts

The Family Earthwalk: A Playful Journey Through Nature Step into the wild and see the world with fresh eyes! This is not just a walk—it’s an adventure for the senses. Feel the tickle of grass under your toes, listen for secret whispers in the trees, and follow the scent of the earth. Through games, playful challenges, and quiet moments of wonder, we’ll reawaken our senses and rediscover our connection to the natural world. No maps, no rush—just joy, curiosity, and a little bit of magic. Come walk, listen, touch, and fall in love with nature all over again.

Seven years ago we met on yoga teacher training, we inspired and encouraged each other on that journey.  We fell in love along the way and continue to learn together as well as hold space on retreats that welcome everyone. We are dedicated in sharing our enthusiasm for the rich tapestry of yoga practice that entwines our lives. We offer vinyasa, somatics, breathwork, yoga nidra and sound healing.

We offer a chant fusion ( inspired by our ace teacher, Keren) which will synthesise short repetitive movement sequences with Sanskrit mantra chanting. Will plays guitar and sings to accompany the flowing postures offered by Gem, you can join in the shape shifting and even sing along if you want to ! A light hearted lean into movement and music. Feel free : )