Summer retreat

Holistic Yoga Therapy

A retreat with Marc Beuvain and Maria Totro
Baie de Somme, North of France 17-21 July 2013

A return to the bodybreath, mind
A return to your Self

During this retreat you will discover a new approach to yoga and experience a range of practices allowing you to re-engage with your body, breath, mind and emotions. Yoga offers a multitude of tools for conscious living and renewed health, of which the full range of application to inner and outer transformation is yet to be explored. To learn more…

YOGA THERAPY AND SELF KNOWLEDGE

The healing of emotional conflict at the heart of yoga practice and teaching
London – From February to May 2013

In-depth workshops for yoga teachers, therapists and experienced yoga practitioners
This is a series of 4 workshops to:
•    integrate the precise notions and logic that will allow you to respond to your own and your students’ specific needs by providing the appropriate therapeutic tools.
•    explore the art of accompanying the process of healing emotional conflict, and adapting to each individual’s unique needs in this process.
•    deepen your personal practice, grounding your work in the essential yoga philosophy of self knowledge.

To learn more…

10 of the world’s best yoga retreats 2012

By Susan Greenwood
guardian.co.uk, Thursday 12 January 2012

The Forge Yoga Centre – Totnes Devon
“Gretchen Faust, founder of The Forge Yoga Centre in Totnes, rates Marc Beuvain and Debbie Mills as the most informed practitioners and teachers she’s encountered in her 20-odd years in yoga.”

“Marc will also be at the Forge, on 19-20 May, leading a workshop which explores yoga sutras, and practical sessions on asana, pranayama and meditation.” To read more…

Find out more about the Forge Yoga Centre here

RETREAT – Summer event 2012

Kum Nye & Vinyasa Krama Yoga

14-21 July, 2012 – Holy Island – Scotland
With John Peacock & Marc Beuvain

The course will consist of daily practice sessions of Kum Nye and Vinyasa Krama Yoga. There will be evening talks and debates discussing the philosophies behind each tradition and contrasting the views of Advaita and Buddhist thought on ethics, notions of the self and integrated practice. » Find out more.