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Unite Yoga Group Yoga classes for Beginners & Improvers, Yoga Nidra, Chair Yoga, Yin Yoga and 1:1 sessions I remain forever a student and love learning.

Hi, I'm Sarah and I offer a whole range of in-person and online Yoga classes. I know all too well, how the pace of modern life can impact our health and wellbeing. That’s why I am so passionate about creating space and opportunity within my classes for you to slow down and connect back to yourself… physically, mentally and spiritually. I spent many years teaching in secondary schools, training har

d and running a Taekwon-Do club with my husband, until, in my late-thirties I realised I was living in an unsustainable way. My big wake up call was being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2013. Like many people, the majority of whom are women, I found myself with an autoimmune disease diagnosis. This caused me to look at how I was living and make some changes. I had already discovered yoga and meditation, and these were a great help to me in coming to terms with my diagnosis and implementing positive lifestyle changes. Gradually, I took steps towards living a more nourishing and present lifestyle. Fortunately, I have remained fit and well and hope to maintain this. In 2015, after having my son, I resigned from teaching in schools and re-trained to teach yoga. I have been teaching weekly yoga classes in Kinver and Stourton, near Stourbridge, ever since. I have completed further trainings in Yin Yoga, Yoga Nidra, Children’s Yoga, Yoga for Perimenopause and Chair Yoga, amongst other things, and I am always reading and developing my own knowledge for everyone that comes to my classes. I have a special interest in how yoga can be of benefit to women as they move through all life stages and I know that it will help me and many others to stay grounded, connected and more mindful. I look forward to sharing yoga with you and I would love to see you at a class soon.

05/09/2026

Be there or be square ▪️ Unless it’s raining, of course. Keep an eye on the page for Kidderminster Park Yoga in case the weather looks dodgy!

This is my last cover at for lovely .yoga this summer. The final session is on 13th September 💚

Oops, I forgot to post anything on social media for a couple of weeks. Never mind, I have been busy decorating at home, ...
05/09/2026

Oops, I forgot to post anything on social media for a couple of weeks.
Never mind, I have been busy decorating at home, dealing with my son’s transition to secondary school, and getting back into the swing of routine and classes. Sometimes, life gets busy and that’s OK.

So, if September started with a bang for you too and you missed the first classes of my new term, know that it’s not too late to join one of my classes or work with me in September. You will always find a warm welcome.

This picture is from one of my 1:1 sessions yesterday. Content Coach - Making content simple took this towards the end of the session. It has given me a gentle nudge to get posting again. If you haven’t checked out Sarah’s page and workshops head over and take a look. She’s a master at creating content opportunities.

Happy September everyone 💜

24/08/2026

In a bit 😉

Happy black cat day 🐈‍⬛ Marjaryasana is a firm favourite with me. A lovely stretch for the spine 🐈‍⬛
17/08/2026

Happy black cat day 🐈‍⬛
Marjaryasana is a firm favourite with me. A lovely stretch for the spine 🐈‍⬛

02/08/2026

Sunday morning done right ✅

Nearly 90 people joined me for at Brinton Park in Kidderminster this morning 💚

Today is the last day of Love Parks week 2026, a campaign by

Had a lovely chat with some of the volunteer litter pickers who were picking the park. Huge thanks to them for keeping the park looking tidy.

Parks have huge benefits for everyone that enjoys them. Keep Britain Tidy describes 3 of the ways parks benefit us all:

🌳For your personal wellbeing: Parks are a sanctuary for both your physical and mental wellbeing. Spending time in them offers opportunities for exercise, social connection and stress reduction through a simple dose of nature.
🌳 For our communities: Parks are the heart of our communities, fostering social cohesion and giving everyone a place to come together. They also stimulate local businesses and economies by hosting a wide range of recreational and cultural activities.
🌳 For the planet: Parks are powerful tools in the fight against climate change. They help to sequester carbon, reduce the ‘urban heat island effect’ by providing natural shade, lower flood risks by absorbing rainwater and support biodiversity by creating essential habitats and wildlife corridors.

Recently, I’ve been working with an 11-year old. We’ve been doing some yoga and breath work on a weekly basis. She was f...
01/08/2026

Recently, I’ve been working with an 11-year old. We’ve been doing some yoga and breath work on a weekly basis. She was feeling a little tired this week, so she chose to focus on mainly seated and supine poses. I gave her a choice over what we did, as I think it’s important that she feels a sense of agency over what we’re doing. She came up with a great little sequence that flows nicely. I told her I was going to steal her sequence, so I have! Swipe to see it. It would also work nicely in reverse. What do you think?

🐱Supervised of course, by my cats 🐈‍⬛ ❤️

I have loved sharing classes (and cake) with everyone this week. While I was away, it was the 10th anniversary of my yog...
25/07/2026

I have loved sharing classes (and cake) with everyone this week. While I was away, it was the 10th anniversary of my yoga teaching journey. I honestly don’t know where that time has gone!
I have so enjoyed listening to everyone share their experiences of yoga and how it has helped them over the years; whether that is physically, emotionally, mentally or spiritually.
I feel very grateful to be able to share this practice with people every week in so many different ways, whether that is on a mat or in a chair. Yoga really is for everyone and I currently work with people from age 11 to people in their 8th decade.
My teaching has undergone lots of changes over the last 10 years. I’ve always wanted to do the best for the people in front of me and that has meant constantly evaluating my teaching and adapting my offerings. My timetable has grown in ways I probably wouldn’t have expected, but I love the twists and turns I’ve taken along the way!
So, what’s next?
I am just coming to the end of a holistic yoga for cancer teacher training with Yoga for Cancer Academy . I just have a final assignment and some other bits to pull together and then I will be a specialist yoga for cancer teacher. I’m starting to think about how I can use this training to support people living with cancer.

I wonder where the next 10 years will lead me?

💜This week's timetable is running as normal 💜You can join me in the morning to start your week off well. I have 2 offeri...
19/07/2026

💜This week's timetable is running as normal 💜
You can join me in the morning to start your week off well. I have 2 offerings:

7:15-7:45 am online Yoga Flow
Short and sweet at 30 minutes long

10-11am Chair Yoga in Kinver
A gentle, mindful practice with everyone encouraged to move at their own pace and at their own level

I am belatedly celebrating 10 years of teaching yoga this week! I will be bringing cake to class. Yoga and cake, what's not to like?! 🧁

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