Meet the Team
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Tim Altman B.Sc. B.H.Sc.
Founder
Health Coaching | Naturopath | Breathwork
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Monique Rocard
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
Somatic Flow Qi Gong
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Lisa Schuppe
Kung Fu | Qi gong | Bagua Zhang
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Kate Calder
Expressive Mediation Guide
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Pranay Singh
Ashtanga Yoga
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Jessica Rose
Sound Journey Facilitator
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Jacqui Jenkins
Massage - Deep Tissue | Hot Stone | Relaxation | Tibetan Bowl | Indian Head
Bio Dynamic Cranial Sacral Therapy
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John Hutchinson
Hutchy is the founder of Soul Family Studio and a facilitator of breathwork, sound, movement and connection-based experiences.
Drawing on a background in social work, youth work, community services, trauma-informed practice and holistic wellbeing, his work is grounded in lived experience, genuine connection and creating spaces where people can slow down, reconnect and simply be themselves.
Through breathwork, live sound, mindfulness and intuitive guidance, Hutchy gently supports people to explore whatever is present for them — whether that’s release, expression, stillness, grounding, connection or simply a moment to come home to themselves.
His approach is relaxed, inclusive and never about forcing an experience. Each journey is an invitation to listen to your own body, move at your own pace and allow the experience to unfold in its own unique way.
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Kate Martin
Kate Martin - ATBodySense director and Alexander Technique practitioner.
Kate is a founding director of ATBodySense and a fully qualified Alexander Technique practitioner.
Combining Alexander Technique and yoga, Kate is focused on helping clients with pain management, injury and illness rehabilitation and performance enhancement.
Having over 15 years experience working with individuals and groups of all ages, Kate is committed to helping her clients achieve a sense of well-being and pursue their goals.
Kate is registered with the Australian Society of Alexander Technique as a fully-qualified Alexander Technique practitioner. Kate also has a Bachelor of Music Performance from the Victorian College of the Arts.
Alexander Technique teaches you to locate and eliminate unnecessary patterns of muscular tension and collapse throughout the body. Your Alexander Technique practitioner will guide you through movements that establish new neurological pathways and effect fundamental change in the whole system. Through teaching effective ways of using your body, Alexander Technique can help prevent pain, poor posture and inhibited movement as well as unlock the potential for your body to perform more efficiently and dynamically.
Whether you are recovering from injury, illness or looking to enhance your performance, being aware of postural tension is the first step. Alexander Technique teaches you to use your body more efficiently and bring an awareness that leaves you free to take a step forward in your recovery or performance enhancement. scription goes here
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Aleisja Henry
I began my personal yoga practice journey in 2004, starting predominately with Iyengar and Hatha yoga. My love for yoga has grown and evolved across my life.
I completed my 200-hour yoga teacher training in 2017, and then my yin yoga 50-hour teacher training in 2021. However, I am always a student before I am a teacher, and with a deep appreciation for the cultural origins of yoga.
My classes have a big emphasis on creating inclusive and accessible yoga for all folks, with a particular interest in trauma-informed yoga and yoga for diverse population groups.tion goes here