Yoga Nidra an invitation to surrender into the stillness beneath it all.
Yoga Nidra means yogic sleep — a guided journey into deep, healing rest.
There’s no movement, no effort, no right way to feel.
Simply lie down, listen, and receive.
In this restful state between waking and sleeping, your body restores balance, your nervous system settles, and your mind becomes quiet and clear.
Even one session can leave you feeling lighter, calmer, and deeply rested.
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I offer a gentle, sensory style of Yoga Nidra that weaves in breath awareness, body sensing, guided mediation and sound healing.
This is truly a sanctuary. A place where you can lay everything down and be gently held.
These sessions are rooted in the classical tradition of Yoga Nidra but shaped by my own experience as a yoga and sound practitioner, working with the nervous system and the healing power of being held.
The Benefits
Yoga Nidra invites the body to rest deeply while the mind remains softly aware — a threshold state between waking and sleeping that brings profound healing to the whole system.
In this space of effortless being, the body’s natural intelligence begins to restore balance and the nervous system settles, the breath lengthens and the mind finds stillness without trying.
Regular practice of Yoga Nidra can help to:
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Ease tension and support deep, restorative sleep
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Reduce anxiety, burnout, and chronic stress
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Regulate the nervous system and promote emotional balance
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Boost creativity, intuition, and mental clarity
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Support recovery from exhaustion or trauma
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Reconnect you with your inner wisdom and sense of wholeness
The Practice
Yoga Nidra is practiced lying down — comfortably supported with cushions, blankets, and anything that helps you feel deeply at ease.
You may wish to cover your eyes or place a bolster under your thighs to support your lower back.
Once you are settled, you simply rest and listen as you are guided through a soothing journey of awareness — gently travelling through the body, the breath, and the layers of consciousness.
Yoga Nidra is a practice of remembering:
You are already whole
Already home
Already enough

Ruby always finds a special spot to snuggle up during Yoga Nidra
