yoga to NOURISH your body & GET OUT OF YOUR HEAD

My classes will leave you feeling:

NOURISHED ~ CONNECTED ~ GROUNDED

Lisa Lawton practising downward dog yoga pose on a black mat in a room with wooden flooring and bare walls, near a potted plant.

I’ve been teaching yoga for over 12 years now (and practising for nearly 20). During that time, I’ve been fortunate to study, retreat and train extensively with some truly incredible and inspiring teachers.

I teach a variety of styles, all rooted in the tradition of Hatha Yoga, creating greater inner awareness, presence and ease through:

Asana (Postures)
Vinyasa (Flowing movement)
Pranayama (Breathwork)
Dhyana (Meditation)

Illustration of two white dandelions on a peach background.
Lisa Lawton is practising yoga in a child's pose on a black mat indoors with plants and a decorative lamp in the background.

My classes draw on the wisdom that have shaped my personal practice, weaving together various styles, alongside other gentle self-healing rituals. The breath is always at the heart of my teaching. As a certified Breathwork Instructor, I believe conscious breathing is our most powerful and readily accessible tool for transformation.

Whatever class you join, my hope is that each one supports you to soothe your body, and to find deeper self-understanding, and greater self-compassion. A regular yoga practice is the most beautiful journey of self-discovery. It has helped me to find more ease, contentment and a sense of being “home” in both, my body and life.

Nourishing yoga, taught clearly, with the breath guiding the way.

CHILDREN’S YOGA

In addition to my adult classes and events, I am passionate about sharing the gift of movement with the next generation. My children’s yoga sessions are designed to be engaging, playful, and accessible. I use creative storytelling, mindfulness games, and simple breathing techniques to introduce children to the joys of a yoga practice. These classes help children enhance their focus, coordination, and emotional regulation in a supportive and joyful environment - building a foundation of self-awareness that will last a lifetime.

Yoga is not about self-improvement,
it’s about self-acceptance.
— Sharon Gannon

Yoga Class Styles

Lisa Lawton performing an intentional yoga flow in West London, demonstrating the nourishing movement taught in her private and group classes.
Lisa Lawton is practising yoga in child's pose on a black yoga mat in a room with wooden floors, large potted plants, and minimal decor.
A digital illustration of a dandelion with white seeds against a peach background.

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