Regain freedom of movement.
Affected by pain, stiffness or discomfort? Regain freedom of movement and feel at ease in your body — so you can get back to doing what you love.
You’ve been told everything ‘looks fine.’ You’ve tried exercises, yoga videos, massage— frustratingly, nothing seems to shift. You feel at a loss and start adapting your life to your pain. This is common and the good news is — you are not the problem.
Science tells us that pain is driven by the nervous system. And as any complex system, it needs a holistic, personalised & progressive approach. Therapeutic yoga is a unique blend of movement science and mindfulness to help you recover, and build resilience in more than on way — in the body, the mind & the breath.
How it works
Holistic assessment and personalised, progressive plan of action
Guided 60 min sessions online, once or twice a week + simple homework
Regular check-ins and support between sessions
Book a free chat to see if therapeutic yoga is right for you.
Meet your teacher
Hi — I’m Olga, a movement educator from Edinburgh, Scotland, and I’m here to guide you on your journey.
I have spent over two decades exploring bodies in motion — movement is my first language. I started with contemporary dance: a physical, meditative, creative practice of finding yourself in motion.
The exploratory nature of dance sparked my curiosity for movement science — I like to know the “why.” The mind–body approach led me to mindfulness, my anchor for the last 13 years. Everything naturally fell together when I discovered yoga.
I’m a lifelong learner, a lover of nuance, and get the most joy out of supporting people in becoming the best version of themselves.
Credentials:
BA (Hons) Dance | 1000h Yoga Teacher
Registered Yoga Medicine® Therapeutic Specialist,
Certified Threes Physiyoga Teacher
FAQ
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Fully personalised programme based on your assessment, goals and preferences.
Focused attention and clear, specific feedback — no guesswork.
Teaching adapted to your body, experience and learning style.
Accountability and motivation to help you stick with it.
Private, non‑judgemental space — no need to keep up with others.
Ongoing support between sessions (notes, answers, extra practices).
Builds confidence to join groups classes.
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People with no prior movement practice, intimidated by gyms or studios.
People who don’t feel as if they fit in traditional gyms or yoga studios.
Curious people who want to understand things ‘properly’.
Those who want a more nourishing, focused experience, without any distractions.
Those struggling with motivation, discipline or making time for practice.
Those who work in busy, social settings and need personal space to decompress.
People with more complex movement or accessibility needs.
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Practicing on your own, in your own safe, familiar space.
Reduced roadblocks and distractions to practice — no need to leave the house!
Flexibility with scheduling and easy integration into busy lifestyles.
You only need a few props to begin — home items often do the job.
Most modern webcams have sufficient quality for me to see every detail.
I use a high-end webcam, microphone and a good light — for absolute clarity.
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Physiotherapists are medical professionals, who specialise in diagnosing and treating injury and musculoskeletal health conditions using assessment, massage and exercise prescription. Your physio or doctor will help you figure out if there is any underlying medical diagnosis contributing to your pain and suggest treatment if so.
Yoga Therapists have extensive training in all aspects of yoga, through the lens of science. That includes movement assessment, exercise & pain science, myofascial release & mindfulness techniques. Our job is to get you back to a feeling of balance — by optimising your movement and teaching you mindfulness techniques.
A holistic yoga therapy programme often results in resolution of ‘non-specific’ pain. In cases of a medical diagnosis, a combination of healthcare approaches with yoga therapy can drive the most powerful results.
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Scheduling: A regular meeting on Zoom, for about 75 min (adaptable), once or a few times a week. You’ll need a computer with a webcam and a microphone.
Props: Ideally an exercise / yoga mat + some basic props like a yoga block / strap.
First session: You get a chance to tell your story, and we move through a simple movement assessment.
Following sessions: You get guided through a programme of exercises, stretches and mobilisations and specific mindfulness techniques. The programme evolves as you make progress.
After sessions: You get a simple homework and regular check-ins with me.
Duration: We begin with an 8-week programme to give your body & mind a chance to adapt.
Progression: Once you are feeling great, you can decide if you want to schedule regular maintenance sessions in general yoga or strength training.
Investment: Standard rate is £45 for a 75 min session. Concessions and financial support spots regularly open up (limited availability) to increase access to therapeutic yoga.