“Yoga takes you by the scruff of the neck and takes you on a journey whether you like it or not” – Vanda Scaravelli

Hi there, I’m Beth. I’m a yoga teacher working both online and in person, in and around Caterham and Purley. I specialise in yoga for stress, anxiety, low mood and fatigue and I work with people with chronic illnesses. I look forward to supporting you to find your own way to wellbeing through yoga.
Here’s a bit about me, my yoga journey, and my life off the mat.
Foundational Training
- British Wheel of Yoga (BWY) Accredited Diploma with Teach Yoga Ltd (2017).
- Yoga Alliance Accredited 200 hours certificate in Yoga Teaching with Teach Yoga Ltd. (2016).
- Up to date Emergency First Aid at Work certification.
- Up to date Mental Health First Aid certification.
Further Training
- The Science of Slow with Kristine Weber at Subtle Yoga (0.5 days, 2022)
- Menopause Awareness for Yoga Teachers with Petra Coveney at YogaCampus (1.5 days, 2021)
- The Physiology of Breathing with Tom Myers at Triyoga (0.5 days, 2021)
- Understanding Women’s Hormones for yoga teachers and therapists with Jacqueline Rose at Yoga Teachers Forum (0.5 days, 2021)
- Teaching Yoga for Fatigue Conditions and Energy Support with Charlotte Watts and Leah Barnett at YogaCampus (3 days, 2020).
- Teaching Accessible Chair Yoga with Dina Cohen (0.5 days, 2019).
- Teaching Yoga for Anxiety and Depression with Lisa Kaley-Isley at YogaCampus (5 days, 2018)
- Total Yoga Nidra Immersion Experience with Uma Dinsmore-Tuli at YogaCampus (1 day, 2018).
- The Art of Teaching One-to-One (Embodied Relational Yoga Teaching) with Kate Ellis Yoga (6 days, 2017).
- Teaching Yoga for Stress and Adrenal Glands with Gee Gahir, 2020 Holistic Health (1 day, 2017).
- Teaching Yoga for Stress and Burn-out with Charlotte Watts and Leah Barnett at YogaCampus (3 days, 2016).
My yoga journey
I have been practising yoga regularly for about 15 years but my yoga journey began as a child, accompanying my mum to yoga classes in rural west Wales in the 80s and 90s. I kept dabbling with yoga during my university years but it was after moving to London in 2005 that yoga became a priority.
I was struggling to come to terms with a recent bereavement, and later a difficult job situation and other personal issues, with symptoms of depression and anxiety. No matter how busy I got, I protected time for my weekly yoga class and it helped me feel more grounded, calm and centred when my mind was scattered and life felt out of control. My yoga practice has since become my number one way of dealing with the stresses of life. And I learn more about myself every time I step on my mat.

Over time I started to explore the therapeutic power of yoga, seeking it out during times of distress and upheaval, gradually developing a personal practice, and a much deeper understanding of the body-mind connection.
It is no coincidence that I chose to do my Yoga Teacher Training under renowned therapeutic yoga teacher Dr Elena Voyce at Teach Yoga. My teacher training with Elena and her team of expert yoga teachers gave me a solid foundation in asana, pranayama, anatomy, physiology, philosophy, and teaching skills, followed by specialist modules in yoga for stress, back care, and posture.
My yoga teaching
I started teaching a workplace yoga class in central London in April 2016, before setting up a public class in Purley in November 2016, and taking on one-to-one clients from January 2017. It is such a privilege to guide my students in their yoga practice, and I learn just as much from them as they do from me.
I continue to develop my knowledge through additional training, including completing one of the only training courses in the UK on teaching yoga one-to-one, with Kate Ellis. My specialist area of interest is teaching yoga to address symptoms of stress, anxiety, low mood and fatigue, and this influences my teaching style in classes and in private tuition.
I draw on all this experience to continually develop my own practice, to keep learning, and to support my students to find their way to balance, resilience, calm, and happiness through yoga.
I hope to see you on the mat soon!
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Life off the mat
I’m an introvert with a sense of adventure, a mama, a cat-loving coffee-drinker, and a science geek with an open mind.
I spend my time helping people towards wellbeing in all kinds of different ways. I do this in my other job as a social researcher at Traverse, from helping clients understand and evidence their social impact, to enabling people to have a say in the decisions affecting their lives, to leading our company wellbeing initiatives.
Other things I love to do are writing, camping, travelling and exploring, curling up with a good book, finding good coffee shops, tending to my houseplants, spending time with my wonderful friends and family, and hanging out with my young daughter – the brightest light in my life. Guilty pleasures include makeover shows and Christmas movies – the cheesier the better!