Part of the Yoga for Stress Relief program - follow it here.This gentle, soothing practice will set you up for sleep and can be done on the floor or even in bed.Suggested props: A bolster, a folded blanket, 1-2 bricks. If you are practicing from bed then you can substitute these props for pillows instead.

This short but effective restorative yoga class at the wall features inverted postures to encourage calm, comfort and ease. Wonderful as a mid-day reset or at the end of a long day.Suggested props: A wall, a bolster, a belt, 1-2 blankets, optional eye pillow.

A restorative yoga reset to help ease upper back tightness. A great little reset to open up the front of your body and tease out tension in the difficult-to-reach upper back area.Please have 1 brick, 2 folded blankets or a rectangular bolster, and an eye pillow (if you have one).

In this class we'll give some special attention to the neck and shoulders with movements to stretch, aid mobility and ease pain in these areas. Suggested props: 1 yoga belt and something to sit or kneel on such as a bolster, block(s) or a folded blanket.

This class features gentle movements, synchronised with the breath. If you have joint stiffness or aches (e.g. due to menopause or arthritis), this is a lovely practice to get the fluid moving in the joints and help you gently regain range of motion and ease pain. Suggested props: 1-2 blankets, 1 bolster.

This restorative yoga class is perfect for unwinding at the end of the day or anytime that you feel in need of some rest and rejuvenation. Suggested props: 1 bolster, 1-2 bricks, 1-2 flat blocks, 1-2 blankets, optional eye cover.

This Yin class has a focus on Manipura, the third chakra. 'Mani' means 'shining gem' and 'Pura' means 'place'. So the translation of Manipura is 'place of the shining gem'. This chakra is related to our confidence, self-esteem and determination, while the associated element is fire whose energy is also important for our digestion. So, if you've been experiencing feelings of self-doubt, fatigue or are looking to access your personal power, this class is for you. Suggested props: 1 blanket, 1 bolster or 2 bricks, optional eye cover.

This is an invitation to bring some physical rest into your day. In this practice I show you how to set yourself up in a supported restorative Savasana before taking you through a guided relaxation. This practice can be done in bed as part of your sleep preparation, or use it anytime you're in need of some soothing or nurturing. Suggested props: 1 bolster, 2 blankets, 1 flat block, eye pillow. Alternatively, pillows/cushions can be used if practising from your bed.

An anytime flow for when you want to get your energy moving. Props aren't essential, but if you like to use blocks to bring the floor up to you, then you can have to hand a couple of bricks and a block to sit on.

Join me for a relaxing, flowing, low to the ground practice with a couple of supported postures included for good measure. This is perfect for when you want to slow down but still crave a little bit of movement. Props: 1 bolster, 1 brick, optional blanket, optional eye pillow.

Svadhishthana - the Sacral Chakra - linked to the Water element, is located in the lower abdomen near the sacrum. This chakra is associated with our ability to go with the flow, our self worth, creativity, and ability to express ourselves freely – as well as experiencing pleasure in a healthy way. In this class I guide you through a soothing Sacral chakra Yin practice to help you reconnect to that place of ease and flow. Suggested props: 1 bolster, 2 bricks, 1 blanket.

In this class I guide you through a restorative yoga practice to help provide some relief and ease when you are experiencing fatigue.Props: 1 bolster, 2 bricks, 1 flat block, 2 blankets (1 belt - optional)

Welcome to this yoga for menopause class with a focus on Kapha dosha. Some of the ways excess Kapha can show up during any of the stages of menopause (from peri-menopause onwards) include lethargy, low mood, depression and sluggish digestion. So, in this practice we'll bring in some energising Pitta to help balance Kapha. Suggested props: 2 bricks, 1 bolster, 1 blanket.This class is part of the Yoga for Menopause program.

Feeling stagnant? This is a practice to help get your energy moving and stretch out any physical kinks. We start lying down, moving gradually into a mini Tabletop / Downward dog flow and then into some standing poses. We come full circle and end up back down on the mat again for Pigeon and a flowing Bridge. A gentle, quiet class which will leave you feeling nourished and restored. (Optional props: 1 or 2 bricks)

In this class I guide you through a soothing slow flow. This is an anytime practice to help soothe your body and mind and create some space.Props: 1 brick (1 flat block - optional)

This one is for the desktop and laptop warriors. In this class I guide you through a flowing practice to provide some relief for those times when you've spent long hours hunched over your work.Props: 1 flat block (optional).

Welcome to this yoga for menopuase class with a focus on Pitta dosha. Ways that excess Pitta can show up during any of the stages of menopause (perimenopause, menopause, post-menopause) include hot flushes, night sweats, rage, irritability, fear and aggression. In this class I guide you through a practice to turn down some of that excess heat and encourage balance. This class is part of the Yoga for Menopause program.Props: 1 bolster, 2 bricks, 1 flat block, 2 blankets, 1 belt.

Muladhara - the Root Chakra - located under base of the spine is associated with our basic needs of survival, security, safety and defines our sense of self. In this class I guide you through a grounding Root Chakra Yin yoga practice to help you return to your place of inner knowing and truth - that you are enough as you are and that support and stability are available to you.Props: 2 bricks, 1 flat block, 1 blanket.

In this class I guide you through a nurturing, restorative yoga practice. Release tension and stress in both your body and mind as you enjoy the experience of allowing your body to be completely supported by your props. An ideal practice for when you are in need of some restoration.Props: bolster, 2 blankets, flat block, eye pillow, belt, 2 blocks.

Menopause marks the transition into the Vata stage of life. Excess Vata can manifest as common menopause symptoms including anxiety, brain fog, overwhelm, fatigue, panic attacks and insomnia. In this yoga for menopause class I guide you through a practice with a particular focus on balancing Vata dosha to help you find your equilibrium. This class is part of the Yoga for Menopause program.Props: bolster, 2 blankets, yoga belt, eye pillow, flat block, 2 blocks.

In this class I guide you through a slow, soothing, floor-based practice to help you ease physical and mental tension. Ideal for when you want to wind down at the end of the day but don't feel like moving too much. Props: 2 blocks, flat block, eye pillow (optional), belt (optional)

In this class I guide you through a calming Yin and Restorative reset practice - perfect for when you are feeling tired and want a relaxing class but are short on time.Props: Bolster, 2 blocks, eye pillow, flat block, 2 blankets.

We're delighted to welcome our newest teacher, Paula Hines! Meet Paula and find out what she'll be sharing with us on EkhartYoga. You can practice Paula's first class, Ease into your day, now and learn more about her on her teacher page.

We're delighted to welcome Paula Hines to EkhartYoga! To find out a little bit about her background, you can watch her short intro video here. In this class Paula will guide you you through a steady, flowing practice to gently wake up your body and help ease you into your day. Props (optional): 2 blocks, eye pillow