

Workshops
I love running friendly and welcoming workshops designed to help you slow down, reconnect and explore your practice in a supportive space.
NEW this month, a session inspired by Father Joe and the Kripa approach: Monthly Kripa Yoga Foundation Yoga, Earlsfield, London or join online via Zoom.
Pilot session: Sun 19 July, 11:30 to 1pm.
Full details below.
From sessions inspired by Father Joe and the Kripa approach, to bespoke workshops created just for you, there’s something for wherever you are on your journey. Everyone welcome.

Kripa Foundation - continuing yoga sessions
Monthly, Saturdays, London or via Zoom
I am delighted to offer a series of special Kripa Foundation sessions in London, beginning with a pilot 1.5 hour gathering on Saturday 19 July in Earlsfield. I will be running these sessions with my dear friends, and talented teachers, Cosi and Priti. Father Joe will teach us live from India and will be projected into the space for this first session 19 July. He will also try his best to be with us for the monthly sessions moving forward - if there is sufficient interest we will continue each month from 13 September 2026. These sessions are intended for all who attended the workshops led by Father Joseph H. Pereira (Fr. Joe) and wish to continue the practice. But they are also open to anyone who feels drawn to join us. Our practice will follow the Kripa protocols and the exploration of wholeness in the unity of body, breath and spirit. The work is grounded in the Kripa Model of Recovery, an internationally respected programme that emphasises the spirituality of the body and the centrality of meditation and prayer. It supports all practitioners of the Twelve Steps as offered by Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, while remaining open to anyone seeking healing, integration and holiness. These sessions offer a space for sincere practice, reflection and inner renewal. Session earnings will be donated to the Kripa Foundation charitable trust, supporting its ongoing work with vulnerable and marginalised communities.