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TIMETABLE

Gentle Flow Yoga

A slower, more restorative style of yoga class that combines movement, meditation and breathing techniques to gently improve strength, flexibility and balance, whilst calming the nervous system and promoting deep relaxation. Open to all levels, including beginners, seniors and pregnant women. 

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This offering is currently on pause while Lauren takes maternity leave.

 

Weekly Gentle Flow Yoga will return in Spring 2026.


In the meantime, you’re warmly invited to explore meditation (see below) or join the waitlist to be the first to know when classes recommence.

Meditation Classes

A gently guided 60 minute meditation class designed to help you slow down, settle and reconnect.

 

Each session includes time to arrive and ground, approximately 30 minutes of guided (non-religious) meditation, and space at the end for integration and reflection.

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Meditation is a simple and accessible practice that supports relaxation, mental clarity and nervous system regulation. Open to all levels, with no experience needed.

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You’re welcome to sit on a chair, sit on the floor, or lie down using familiar yoga props — and are always encouraged to adjust your position to feel comfortable and supported.

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To book, select your chosen class from the timetable below and choose either a casual pass or class pass option. If you have an active pass, please log in to apply it at checkout.

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Check out our availability and book the date and time that works for you

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Website Photography by Sam Lawrence & Motherhood in Focus

The Botanical Yogi recognises the continuous and deep connection to Country, of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as the first peoples of this nation.

In this way I respectfully acknowledge the Darug & Guringai people of this land, waters, sea and sky on which I teach.

I pay tribute to the Elders past and present and respect the collective ancestry that has brought us all here today.

It is a privilege to be teaching on Country and I hope that our work here in some way supports true custodianship of this land.

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