About Us
Paul Gibson
Charis Edward Wells
Paul Gibson
My first Yoga class was in 2004. The journey has had many twists, turns and stories. It continues to grow.
As a graduate of the CSY 200hr Teacher training at Merchant City Yoga in Glasgow the practice is mainly based in Hatha Yoga, however we blend and incorporate the Ashtanga Primary Series, Scaravelli and Iyengar methods.
The best kind of
My first Yoga class was in 2004. The journey has had many twists, turns and stories. It continues to grow.
As a graduate of the CSY 200hr Teacher training at Merchant City Yoga in Glasgow the practice is mainly based in Hatha Yoga, however we blend and incorporate the Ashtanga Primary Series, Scaravelli and Iyengar methods.
The best kind of Yoga gifts you a fulfilling experience, giving you clarity for the way ahead.
We encourage a practice that is kind, gentle, safe, and with space, for you to explore your-self and have fun.
Based in Morayshire in the North East of Scotland the plan is simple, to continue to develop the practice and look to share knowledge and experience.
Donna Nash
Charis Edward Wells
Paul Gibson
My name is Donna Nash, I worked within the NHS for 23 years.
In 2021 I made the decision to give up the day job and am now self-employed as a Yoga Teacher and Therapist.
My love of Yoga started after I was recovering from longstanding pain and tension in my neck
I was hooked right from the start and loved the sense of calm and wellbeing I ex
My name is Donna Nash, I worked within the NHS for 23 years.
In 2021 I made the decision to give up the day job and am now self-employed as a Yoga Teacher and Therapist.
My love of Yoga started after I was recovering from longstanding pain and tension in my neck
I was hooked right from the start and loved the sense of calm and wellbeing I experienced after each class, which carried me through challenging times in my life.
This led to me train with Yoga Scotland (500 hour teaching diploma) to be a Yoga Teacher, and subsequently undergoing a further training to become a Yoga Therapist with Yoga United (550 hour diploma). I am registered with the CHNC. I have also trained in Yoga4health, and am currently undertaking the BWY Gentle Years Yoga training
I have been teaching since 2016 and qualified as a Yoga therapist in 2020. I have worked as a Yoga Therapist for people with, cancer, fibromyalgia and back pain.
I enjoy sharing the many benefits of yoga practice with people in simple practical ways, and aim to make my classes accessible to as many people as possible.
Charis Edward Wells
Charis Edward Wells
Charis Edward Wells
I’m a student yoga teacher who firmly believes that every body is a yoga body. I've been practicing yoga since 2007 and have fallen more and more in love with it. My physical practice is in Ashtanga but my learning has pulled in many more styles, schools, and philosophies as my knowledge grows. I am continually thrilled by how our practic
I’m a student yoga teacher who firmly believes that every body is a yoga body. I've been practicing yoga since 2007 and have fallen more and more in love with it. My physical practice is in Ashtanga but my learning has pulled in many more styles, schools, and philosophies as my knowledge grows. I am continually thrilled by how our practices spill off the mat and into our lives: in our bodies, in our breath, and in our perspectives. I strive to bring a lively, kind, and inclusive practice to my home town and to express my deep love of yoga as well as I can. And I’d love to share a moment on this yogic path with you all!
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Jen Borrowman
Charis Edward Wells
Tony shares his passion and knowledge of the energetic / yogic body and sound on the Classical Yoga School teacher training programme . He began playing guitar at age 6 and piano at 8. He started writing his own music at 12 and began classes in meditation at 17.
He recieved a scholarship to Oxford studying Biology, where he was also lucky
Tony shares his passion and knowledge of the energetic / yogic body and sound on the Classical Yoga School teacher training programme . He began playing guitar at age 6 and piano at 8. He started writing his own music at 12 and began classes in meditation at 17.
He recieved a scholarship to Oxford studying Biology, where he was also lucky enough to work as PA to Stephen Sondheim for a year on a Musical Theatre Course sponsored by Cameron Mackintosh! He then went on to study an MSc in Education to learn how to communicate these skills with the wider community.
He subsequently spent over 20 years on a spiritual journey, living and travelling through many spiritual traditions, learning meditation, yoga and various forms of massage and therapy. Tony’s a teacher of meditation and mantras, as well as music (piano, singing, songwriting, beginner’s guitar); a therapist - sound therapy and massage therapy, a singer-songwriter, an astrologer and community worker.
In October 2022 he started a not for profit business called Good Vibrations Glasgow to work with marginalised individuals providing them with a creative outlet, a way to increase their skill-set and opportunities for personal growth, as well as enhancing their sense of confidence and well-being through music.
Tony shares his wonderful array of tools with everyone he meets who are willing to learn and participate in the journey.
Jen Borrowman
Jen Borrowman
Jen Borrowman
I teach accessible Yoga foundations based on Ashtanga.
Practicing Yoga from 2004.
Teaching Yoga from 2010.
Work as Physiotherapist from 1997-2018.
In my classes, my aims are to:
Teach anatomy, physiology & kinesiology to help people understand human movement.
Empower people to trust themselves and their own discernment.
Help people to heal
I teach accessible Yoga foundations based on Ashtanga.
Practicing Yoga from 2004.
Teaching Yoga from 2010.
Work as Physiotherapist from 1997-2018.
In my classes, my aims are to:
Teach anatomy, physiology & kinesiology to help people understand human movement.
Empower people to trust themselves and their own discernment.
Help people to heal themselves with physical poses & techniques.
Encourage people to be curious & playful.
Allow people to be unafraid of trying many different modifications & their own versions of poses.
Explain how to galvanise the foundations of the body which will allow for creativity & expansion of the mind.
Practice using our breath:
-as a tool to redirect our focus internally.
-as a guide and conductor of movement.
-as a measuring device to help us respect our own body’s signs.