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sarah vas yoga

sarah lucy yoga

sarah cummins consultancy

I offer mentoring to parents and educational professionals to guide you to feel confident within your role. I become your experienced and trusted advisor, there to support you and offer feedback and guidance through your journey. I will help bring focus to your day to day to enable you to be the best you can for the children in your life.

sarah b yoga

Yoga helps you deepen your self awareness and connection to all life. Yoga nurtures vibrant mental, spiritual and physical health.

sarah brown yoga

Sarah loves living in London and gets a real buzz from the city. She enjoys travelling, exercise and sharing her passion for yoga with others. After completing a BSc honours degree in psychology and counselling , she then trained as a primary school teacher. Sarah taught for 12 years and enjoyed introducing children to health and fitness. Sarah is a former Latin American and Ballroom dancer and she competed in the UK and abroad for many years. She also took training in ballet, tap and modern when she attended The BRIT Performing Arts and Technology School.

sarre trout lake

fitbody by sara

Richmond | Personal Training | Prenatal training | Postnatal Training The best place to start your fitness journey. You can choose option that suits you most - one-to-one personal trainings or groups training classes. We are also specialized in pre and postnatal trainings.

danansarzin chartered accountants

DananSarzin – Chartered Accountants

sarah faith yoga

sarah gee ceramics

My work consists of soft, round functional forms for using everyday. Handmade vessels can enhance a connected response with our things, sharing food from a large bowl, drinking from your favourite mug brings about ritual, comfort and hopefully joy to our lives. Within the creation of food, there is an act of love for ourselves and others and I hope special handmade vessels enrich this experience. After studying at Falmouth University, I completed a pottery apprenticeship in Cornwall. I now live in Devon but work from my studio in Bridport, Dorset. I wood fire some of my pottery with a group of potters in Dorset. The process involves loading the wood kiln over two days to reach the top temperature of 1280 degrees. During the firing, ash from the wood falls inside the kiln and creates organic surfaces on the pots. I also use a gas reduction kiln and electric for certain glazes.