“I first came to Kim after I lost my father, and was in search of a calming escape. But as time went on I discovered something far more powerful than any form of exercise or relaxation technique. Kim’s classes gave me and awareness of my body and my mind, and taught me to love and take care of both of them. Her classes are like the best therapy, massage and exercise session you’ll ever have, all rolled into one! I recommend everyone to have a session with Kim in their week – you will become a new person!”

Ellie Tucker

“In both private and group sessions, Kim has listened carefully to what I/we wanted to gain from the session and tailored her teaching accordingly. With her lovely calm and friendly demeanor and her inclusive approach I would not hesitate to recommend Kim as a teacher. I left feeling lighter and like myself again! Thank you”

Jo Johnston

“Kim has been my yoga teacher on a one to one basis for over 10 years now. Kim has navigated me through ill health difficulties with my rheumatoid arthritis and always been able to work classes around any pain or weakness without me ever feeling a full practise has ever been compromised. She has also supported me through a tough time of grief and given me classes to adapt to my energy levels and moods. She is an excellent teacher, with the ability to adjust and adapt a class around any mental or physical obstacle. She can think on her feet immediately if a posture needs to be adapted and her classes always flow beautifully. She’s incredibly patient, kind and reliable too! I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Kim as a yoga teacher!”

Kate Locke

“I have no hesitation in recommending Kim, she is as an excellent yoga teacher. Her classes are always fun and engaging. I joined her class as an almost beginner and she takes great care in ensuring her practices are adapted for all levels of ability. Her depth of knowledge and experience of yoga shine through, every minute spent with her in practice. Her lessons are always a highlight of the week and something to look forward to.”

Danielle Dateling