Theodora Wildcroft

Personally, I had been teaching for a few years and practicing regularly myself for nearly a decade when the strong, alignment focused practice I had been doing began to feel wrong for my body. I was tired every time I came to my mat and I could find no more will to push myself further. I needed a practice that I could teach and explore for the decades ahead of me. And I had students that were saying the same. Womb Yoga is a practice that dives deep into the specific challenges and joys of a yoga practice truly responsive to a female body. The more I practice and the more I teach this way, the more I am aware of how much we’ve been missing in yoga. Connecting with Uma’s teaching is connecting to a whole community of souls passionate about yoga that celebrates all that we are, especially on the days when we feel less than perfect. These days I teach mostly general yoga sessions and therapeutic yoga (especially for special needs). Every session includes practices I have been gifted by Uma and the rest of the Womb Yoga team. Male or female, I haven’t found a student yet who doesn’t benefit from it.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   I am a teacher, trainer, writer and researcher of contemporary yoga, and a specialist in yoga nidra, accessibility and trauma sensitivity. I’m an accredited IYN500 teacher, ERYT500 with Yoga Alliance, and a member of the BWY. http://www.wildyoga.co.uk/