Alicia is an instructor with over 15 years of teaching experience in group exercise and, more recently, Yoga.​

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Alicia is passionate about sharing healing modalities that support rest, healing and reconnection with self and

community. With a background in social work and trauma-informed practice, she creates inclusive spaces where people feel safe to slow down and receive.

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Founder of Ubuntu Spirit, Alicia is passionate about making wellbeing more accessible, bringing diversity and representation to the wellness sector, and building

community. Alicia's aim for our retreats is to offer a space for rest and wellness, that is accessible financially but most importantly feels safe and inclusive.

Coco is a movement artist and yoga teacher with over 20 years of experience as a dancer and choreographer. 

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Her background in movement first introduced her to yoga, and since completing her teacher training and she has integrated yoga into her work.

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Coco’s teaching brings together the physical,

philosophical, and holistic aspects of yoga. She has taught internationally and continues to develop her practice through ongoing study and exploration. 

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Her classes are creative, accessible, and rooted in alignment, with a focus on breathwork, anatomy, and awareness. She aims to create spaces where students can explore the physical and internal sides of yoga.

Maysun Hassanaly is a Yoga Teacher and founder of Ladina Yoga, an inclusive and sustainable wellness brand. 

She trained in India (200H), completed a 30H training in teaching yoga for beginners, and further specialised in hands-on assists (20H) in London.

With over 13 years of practice, she has taught students across Madagascar, France, the UK, India, and Réunion Island, and has developed her own beginner yoga course. 

Her classes blend Hatha yoga, meditation, pranayama, and philosophy, with a strong focus on accessibility.

Her approach is simple: do what feels good for your body. She encourages students to move at their own pace, listen to their needs, and gently challenge themselves.

Originally from Madagascar, she is passionate about creating grounding, supportive spaces where students can reconnect with their body and breath.

Violeta Camarero is a qualified Art Psychotherapist with work centering around using creative expression to support emotional awareness, resilience, and overall

wellbeing.

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Violeta first joined our retreats as a participant a few years ago and now helps to plan and run our creative community events.

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Alongside her therapy practice, she has been practicing yoga for many years, which informs her understanding of the connection between body, mind, and creativity.

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At the retreat, Violeta will be holding art therapy group sessions and leading vision board workshops, creating space for reflection, expression, and intention-setting.