Best Yoga For Pregnant Women Swindon Near You

Natalie Doherty

Skills

• Yoga Instruction
• Fitness
• Wellness
• Yoga
• Yin Yoga
• Calming
• Vinyasa
• Meditation
• Mindfulness
• breathing techniques
• power yoga
• dynamic yoga
• Pregnancy
• mobilty
• Running
• Calisthenics
• Climbing

• Position: Yoga Teacher
• Current company: Self Employed

I am a RYT 200hr yoga teacher specialising in teaching Baptiste inspired Power Vinyasa yoga. I am also certified to teach Yin Yoga and to support pregnant and post-natal women in general yoga classes.

I have experience of teaching groups and 1:1 classes in person and online, in the work place environment. I lead well sequenced dynamic flows that challenge both mind and body, mixing fluid movement, meditation, static holds and playfulness. I aim for students to leave feeling that they’ve conditioned and toned the body, got a sweat on, improved strength, skills and mobility, whilst also also calming the mind. I love creating a playlist to combine with that movement. A good yoga class should give you the same feeling as the perfect holiday.

Zoe Weston

Skills

• Books
• Workshop Facilitation
• Editing
• Social Media
• Copywriting
• Music
• Yoga
• Singing
• Research
• Blogging
• Public Speaking
• Healing
• Teaching
• Social Networking
• Photography
• Cultural Anthropology
• Professional Organizing
• Creative Writing
• Copy Editing
• Social Media Marketing

• Position: Executive Director
• Current company: Postpartum Care Foundation
• Languages: French · Italian

Currently, Executive Director of the Postpartum Care Foundation. The Postpartum Care Foundation aims to honor women and heal mothers by providing financial assistance to receive at home postpartum care. The United States is one of the only countries in the world that does not offer postpartum care in our medical model or culture. This specialty care can help new mothers balance hormones, induce lactation and heal the womb quicker. Additionally, we believe this care will help reduce the onset of postpartum depression.

We have created four programs within our foundation - the first is offering financial assistance, the second is an online training program to become a postpartum caregiver/doula. This program has been made very affordable so that women with few resources can start a rewarding new career and become financially stable. Postpartum caregivers can have a 6 figure income, earning up to $12,000 a month. Our third program is public awareness, also called our Ambassador program - to get nationwide help spreading the word. Our fourth program is scientific research. We will be collecting data from assistance recipients and their caregivers and work with mental health professionals to publish the findings on the efficacy of this kind of care in relation to postpartum depression.

Visit our website, help us spread the word, become a sponsor, become a caregiver - take our online certification course, donate today - www.postpartumcarefoundation.org

Trained as a wise woman in the healing and spiritual arts, specializing in the childbearing year and postpartum recovery. With a background and formal education in Anthropology, I’ve dedicated my life to studying cultures, philosophies, religions, and health practices from all over the world. I’ve traveled to five continents seeking better ways of living. Through my research I’ve discovered a variety of cultural traditions and practices that create high levels of health.

Celeste de Bruyn

Skills

• Yoga Instruction
• Pilates Instruction
• Healthcare
• Hospitals
• Healthcare Management
• Clinical Research
• Healthcare Information Technology
• BLS
• Patient Safety
• Critical Care
• Inpatient
• Pediatrics
• Cpr Certified
• Public Health
• Treatment
• Acute Care
• Medical Terminology
• Patient Education
• CPR Certified
• Customer Service

• Position: Dietitian
• Current company: Xyla Health & Wellbeing

A conscientious and professional health specialist with experience in private nutrition and lifestyle counselling, teaching Yoga, Pilates and movement rehabilitation. I enjoy teaching, learning, researching, new challenges, and integrating my understanding of anatomy, psychology, physiology, movement and the mind-body connection to whatever I do. My background and experience in the private and primary healthcare setting gives me a good understanding of the workings and needs of patients and the multidisciplinary team alike.