Jess has been teaching yoga for over 14 years. She originally trained with Yoga Campus in 2008 – 2010 and then completed her advanced 300 hr in 2016 with ISHTA yoga London. She then went on to teach on both the ISHTA London 200 hr and 300 hr Trainings.

In 2018 Jess set up the Ignite Yoga Mentor course which is six month course to help Yoga Teachers grow in confidence in both their teaching skills and business acumen, it is currently on its 6th round.

Jess is passionate about helping people learn tools to deal with the common pressures of modern life such as: stress, anxiety, insomnia, busy minds, low energy, low concentration and low moods.

She combines ancient Yogic techniques and pairs it with modern neuroscience and anatomy to help aid nervous system regulation and help improve mind, body and spirit connection.

Jess is 500 hr RYT, trained in pre & post-natal yoga, certified in Yin Yoga, and Restorative yoga.

Jess has regularly featured in Yoga Magazine & also OM magazine & Tatler. She runs International Retreats, Workshops and Trainings

Emma has been teaching yoga & meditation since 2018, practicing yoga regularly for many years before training to teach.

Her style is a non-dogmatic approach to the practice, taking inspiration from yogis of past and present. Emma loves to blend modern anatomy teachings with traditional yogic philosophy to create well rounded sessions where you can learn about the fascinating biomechanics of your body, while giving your mind some well needed time and space away from the pressures of daily life.

Emma’s intention is to create a transformational space for growth, inspiration and joy. She truly believes in the wisdom within the yoga practice and feels strongly that the world needs more people practicing yoga – for this we need more yoga teachers!

Emma believes Yoga goes way beyond the shapes and the postures. It has this way of trickling into all aspects of our life off of the mat.

Emma is extremely passionate about anatomy and has done some amazing, in depth and applied training with some incredibly knowledgeable anatomy & functional neurology teachers.

Emma has also explored and continues to explore a multi lineage of yoga teachings including Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, Ashtanga, Dharma, Forrest & Rocket.

Clare Daniell is an accomplished yoga teacher, massage therapist, life coach, and energy practitioner. From a childhood guided by complementary health practices, Clare’s journey evolved into a life deeply intertwined with yoga, with a profound interest in the science of anatomy and physiology. Her commitment to understanding the holistic nature of the body and mind has been a cornerstone of her career.

Trained initially by Yogacampus in 2010, for over six years, Clare has been a key contributor to the London ISHTA teacher training, guiding aspiring yoga teachers through the intricacies of anatomy, neurophysiology, and pregnancy. Clare’s expertise flourished as a co-writer and co-creator of a transformative series of DVDs for pregnancy and postnatal yoga. Her role as a mentor and educator empowers trainees with the profound knowledge of how the body and consciousness harmonize.

Drawing from her experience in a leading London medical teaching lab and her collaborations with practitioners, supporting physiotherapists and working directly with clients in rehabilitation after injury, Clare has crafted teaching materials that blend scientific insight with practical application. Her work serves as a bridge between the academic and the experiential, offering invaluable insights into human movement and potential.

Now, as a mother of two, Clare’s personal journey intersects seamlessly with her professional path. Yoga has become not only a practice but a profound support system for her daily life.

Since 2004, Dr. Matthew Clark has been a Research Associate at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS, University of London), where he taught courses on Hinduism between 1999 and 2004. He has spent many years in India, which he first visited in 1977, visiting nearly all important (several hundred) pilgrimage sites and trekking around 2,000 miles in the Himalayas. He first engaged with yoga in the mid-1970s and began regularly practising Ashtanga Yoga in 1990. Since 2006, Matthew has been lecturing worldwide on yoga, philosophy and psychedelics. He is currently the managing editor of the Journal of Yoga Studies and is one of the administrators of the SOAS Centre of Yoga Studies.

His publications include The Daśanāmī-Saṃnyāsīs: The Integration of Ascetic Lineages into an Order (2006), which is a study of a sect of sādhus; The Tawny One: Soma, Haoma and Ayahuasca (2017), which is an exploration of the use of psychedelic plant concoctions in ancient Asia and Greece; and a short book on yoga, The Origins and Practices of Yoga: A Weeny Introduction (revised edition) (2018). In 2021, he published another short book, Botanical Ecstasies: Psychoactive Plant Formulas in India and Beyond.

Dr Rishi Handa is a teacher for over 25 years and currently serves as Head of Sanskrit, Head of Religious Studies and Philosophy, and teacher of mathematics and ancient Greek at St James Senior Boys’ School in Ashford, Surrey. He has also been a teacher of Hindu mysticism at Temenos Academy and taught Indic languages at SOAS for a decade.

Rishi earned a BSc in Mathematics with Theoretical Physics before going on to complete an MA at SOAS, where he majored in Hindu jurisprudence and minored in Indian Philosophy and Sanskrit. His PhD research in the study of religions focused on the nature of “religiosity” and “religious” identities in Panjab prior and due to colonialism.

His research areas are also in philosophy, world mysticism (particularly Advaita Vedanta) and the Sikh tradition. He takes a keen interest in the study of languages and Vedic astrology, and is an editor for a UK based Indic publishing house. Outside of academia he is a musician and producer for his band.

UK’s leading Breath Coach & International Author of ‘And Breathe’, ‘Breathe – A Practical Guide To Breathwork’ and ‘Let It Go’

Rebecca has over 20 years of experience in alternative and holistic healing methods and shared breathwork with thousands of people around the globe. She has trained with many worldwide masters and experts in breathwork and healing modalities and helps alleviate issues such as stress, anxiety, depression, trauma, sleep deprivation, and energy loss. She sees fast and transformative results within a short period of time and encourages clients to understand and empower themselves with their own innate, natural healing powers working simply with the breath.

Breathing is the only system in the body that is both automatic and also under our control. That is not an accident of nature – it is by design and when used consciously is the key to reaching optimal health and performance. Rebecca’s own experiences with breathwork have completely shifted and elevated her own life and beliefs. She understands the potential of our breath and how we can recharge and reset our nervous system and physiology and release trauma held in the body.