Yoga, breath and Ayurveda · Greensborough and online
A practitioner you work with, not a studio you visit.
I'm Sindhu. I've taught for sixteen years, and I still teach as a student myself. Most people I work with are managing something in the body or in life: an illness, an injury, a change they didn't ask for. We go gently, at your pace, with breath, movement and a little Ayurveda. In person or online.
Three ways we can work together: group classes, one to one, or yoga for your organisation.
Drop-in and pass options. Held weekly in Greensborough, Watsonia, and Banyule community spaces, and live online.
See the schedulePrivate sessions and the 8-week 3M Reset for people managing chronic conditions, recovering from injury, or navigating hormonal change.
Work with meWorkplace wellness, aged-care facilities, retirement villages, councils and schools. Retainer and casual programmes across North-East Melbourne.
Enquire"Come as you are today. That is always enough to begin."
My teaching rests on what I call the 3M practice: mindset, mindfulness and movement. Three doors into the same room.
Meet Sindhu →Every body is different, and every stage of life asks something different. Here is how we might work together.
Weekly classes. Come as you are that day.
Weekly classes blending asana, pranayama, and meditation in a warm, non-competitive environment. All levels welcome.
One to one, at whatever pace your body sets.
Private sessions tailored to chronic conditions, injury recovery, hormonal transitions, or building a home practice you'll sustain.
The most underrated tool in the practice.
Breath practices for the hard bits of an ordinary week: the 3am wake-up, the meeting you're dreading, the flat patch at 4pm. Simple enough to use anywhere.
Learn to sit with yourself.
Guided meditation for beginners and established practitioners. Body scan, yoga nidra, and mindful movement.
Book a free 15-minute discovery call and we'll figure it out together. If I'm not the right fit, I'll say so.
Book Your Free CallEight weeks of private sessions for people managing a chronic condition, coming back from injury, or moving through a big change. Eight one-to-one sessions, Ayurvedic nutrition guidance, a practice plan of your own, and support in between. Mindset, mindfulness and movement, applied to your real week.
Explore the 3M Reset →From Greensborough to Germany, Singapore to Bangalore. People who found their practice with me, and stayed for years.
Her methods are simple and uncomplicated… Simple techniques of regular journaling, gratitude and breathwork were transformational.
I have chronic health issues and the past six months have been particularly difficult. During these months, the beneficial constant has been yoga… each class unique, gently challenging and uplifting.
More than just an exceptional yoga instructor, she has been a true healer and guide… Her patient guidance and unwavering support have made me feel stronger, more flexible, and truly empowered.
Click it and breathe with it for three minutes. That's the whole instruction. See how you feel after.
Open the Focus Sphere →A practical map of the energy centres: where you hold tension, where you feel at ease. You don't need to believe anything to find it useful.
Explore the guide →
Based in Greensborough in Melbourne's north-east, I came to yoga teaching after a career in finance and regional sales — which means I understand both the business of wellness and the human need for it.
I teach across community centres, online, and one to one, from Watsonia and Banyule to students overseas. I teach the way I keep learning, not from a fixed script.
Each morning for a week, one short breath practice lands in your inbox. Two to five minutes, no mat, no gear. Students from Melbourne to Singapore have done these; most tell me the one you do before your feet touch the floor is the keeper.
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Notes from teaching: yoga, breath, Ayurveda, and the things I'm still working out myself.
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