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Havvayoga

havvayoga

5.0(15)

At Havva Yoga our practice space is dedicated for our students to meet and share positive energy, to grow as we all begin to have a more open mind, body and soul. Anyone can practice Yoga, at any age and any body type. You do not have to be flexible to practice Yoga; you practice Yoga to become flexible. We practice Yoga to open our mind, heart and spirit. To live in the present moment may at times seem difficult, but with guidance you will soon learn to love yourself just as you are, here and now. Yoga will teach you to be true to yourself, without judgment, to accept and to embrace the world, as it is, beautiful and serene. It is a lifelong odyssey, if you dedicate and trust in your practice it will guide you on your blossoming journey. There is no rush with Yoga; keep the mind steady and you will reveal the amazing benefits. Here are just a few; Increase in core strength, flexibility and balance. Weight loss, strengthens muscles, cleanses and tones the body, mind and senses. Helps to relieve stress and clears the mind. Aids concentration, focus and memory. Creates inner peace and calmness. Improved immunity. Brings the mind to the present moment, content, focused and better able to deal with sensitive matters. Increased energy. Detox and purify the mind, body and spirit. Better sleep. There are many, many more positive benefits of Yoga. Once you open up the blissful gates of Yoga you will become strong and powerful in body, mind and spirit. As you dedicate yourself to your practice you will soon discover the positive effects Yoga has on yourself, your life and on those around you.

Beverley School of Performing Arts

beverley school of performing arts

5.0(21)

Middlesex

The School offers classes in Ballet, Tap, Modern, Contemporary, Drama, Musical Theatre, Jazz and Acro Tec, a form of gymnastic dance movement. All Classes are held at the Queensbury Methodist Church Hall, Beverley Drive, Edgware, Middlesex, HA8 5ND Currently, the syllabi of the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (ISTD) are studied in Ballet, Tap, Modern Theatre and Jazz. Students are coached for examinations from Pre-primary to Advanced level and are also given the opportunity for free expression and improvisation. The LAMDA (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art) syllabus is followed in the drama section. BSPA is a registered LAMDA examinations centre so we are now able to hold the exams at our school. During their time at the school, Students are given the opportunity to take part in School Shows, Boot Camps, Summer Schools, Theatre trips and events such as the London New Year’s Day Parade. The Beverley School of Dancing was founded in January 1961, offering classes in Ballet, Tap, Modern and Ballroom, to boys and girls from 3 years upwards. In 1999, the school changed its name to the Beverley School of Performing Arts, with Drama and Jazz classes being added to the curriculum. In 2009, due to popular demand, singing and street dance were added to compliment the full range of performing arts. In 2021, the school celebrated it’s 60th Anniversary. A memory book was presented to the founder Miss Pear, a Virtual Show was performed and a party with invited guests was held at the Queensbury Methodist Church Hall, where the School has held classes since 1961. 2022 promises to be yet another ground breaking year for the school, with student numbers increasing and exciting new classes being introduced.

Pawsitive Dog Behaviour Consultancy

pawsitive dog behaviour consultancy

5.0(6)

Nottingham

I started my journey with rescue dogs in 2006 at Nottingham Trent University, where I did two degrees with canine-specific modules focused on behaviour. I brought my first rescue dog home in 2007, Scrappy the Jack Russell had an entire fleet of behavioural problems, severe separation anxiety, a lack of impulse control, no bite inhibition, he was extremely reactive and terrified of other dogs, and it took many years to help him, and initially, I did everything wrong, I made massive mistakes! My approach to dog training and behaviour modification has completely changed from the early days. Balanced dog training methods appeared to help, and I was desperate to fix my dog. I got it wrong, my dog suffered as a consequence. I do bad, I feel bad, and things got worse before they got better because of this. What I should have been doing is helping my dog choose a more desirable behaviour in a kind, compassionate force-free way. My dog forgave me and fortunately I become an expert in reactivity and aggression in terriers, hounds, UK and imported rescues, but those mistakes still haunt me. I have spent over 12 years dedicating my life to training and working with severely reactive and aggressive rescue dogs, all while promoting no-pain, no-fear and no-force dog training. I do good, I feel good. Training should not make you or your dog feel bad, it should be uplifting, enjoyable and both of you should be working as a team. I believe in inclusivity, whatever your background my only interest is helping you help your dog. This is my story. In loving memory of Scrappy, to whom I will always owe everything!