Caroline Reid Scaravelli-inspired yoga Workshop

Bristol Workshops

Saturday workshops – £53
Wild Goose Space, St Werburghs, BS2 9YP

2025 Dates

29th March 10am – 1pm
17th May 9.45am – 12.45pm
28th June 10am – 1pm
27th September 10am – 1pm
22nd November 10am – 1pm

Bristol workshop

£53.00

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28th Sep 2024, 23rd Nov 2024, 25th Jan 2025, 29th Mar 2025, 17th May 2025, 28th June 2025, 27th Sep 2025, 22nd Nov 2025


Longer, spacious sessions for you to slow right down and deepen connection with your body through movement. Small groups (around 8) to allow for plenty of individual help. Suitable for those with their own practice, long-term students and teachers.

“…no technique to refer to, only an expansion of awareness and a reduction of effort.” Sandra Sabatini

“Thanks again for the workshop – it was a really interesting and freeing experience. I’ve never really felt my body soften in quite the same way as I did with your help.” Lisa (Yoga Teacher) Sep 2017

Caroline Reid Scaravelli-inspired yoga Workshops
Caroline Reid Scaravelli-inspired yoga Workshops

“Caroline has transformed my yoga practice. She is so warm and likeable and is genuinely interested in each student’s experience. She is extremely skilled and gifted at using touch to guide her students to release tension and find freedom in the body. Her style of teaching requires the student to be explorative and playful and to take responsibility for being present in their body and experience a process of enquiry with each asana. She is skilled at finding ways into asanas when students have limitations due to injury or stiffness. There is no ego or performance with Caroline – she is wonderfully friendly, encouraging, humorous and approachable. I can’t recommend her highly enough.” Suzanne

Foot & hand of Caroline Reid, Bristol based Scaravelli-inspired yoga teacher

“Caroline has a very gentle approach to yoga. The emphasis is not on achieving a position and advancing rapidly through different tasks. Instead she asks students to focus on sensation in their bodies while entering a pose and maintaining it. This means that instead of ‘holding’ a pose through muscular exertion one ‘arrives at it’ in a more organic fashion which actually engages more of the muscles and the skeleton than would otherwise be the case. The sessions advance at a gentle pace and at the end you feel that you have learned things and that you have had a good session of work.” Paul

Caroline Reid Scaravelli-inspired yoga Workshops
Caroline Reid Scaravelli-inspired yoga Workshops

“Thanks to Caroline’s yoga my longstanding ‘dodgy ankle’ is much better and I am more able to manage stress.” Simon, Environmental Consultant