The willow tree can survive any storm as its roots run deep.

Despite its delicate appearance it has a strong tenacity for life. Prized by the ancient Greeks and Chinese, the willow tree possesses legendary powers.

This tree is strong while being highly adaptable, stable and yet elastic, resilient and also free flowing – all qualities we look for in our body for good movement.

Like a waterfall, with its pouring branches, the willow invites us to a place of peace and tranquility. Similarly in the practice of Yoga, Pilates and holistic movement we may find refuge from life’s demands and a greater contact with our felt sense and our kinesthetic intelligence.

What's New

New Term of classes begins on Monday 6th September 2021

Face to Face Classes are available as well as Live Online Classes 

Treat yourself to a Retreat in 2022

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Videos to keep up your practice

Check out my new videos page where you will find recordings of last terms classes.

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Let's keep moving with deep awareness, maintaining strength, limberness, movement courage and somatic trust!

See you for more Live Online classes and who knows, even some in person ones too in September!

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Mobile App

Book your classes easily now via our Wix App.

Use the app to book, edit and track all your classes.  Just fill in your details below and you will be invited to the 

Movement for Living Well site.

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Welcome to Movement for Living Well

Once upon a time Anglo-Portuguese Stephanie was a professional dancer in London and has been a mover all of her life. Fascinated by people generally, their health, the way they live, their bodies and their movement, what gets her out of bed in the morning is a desire to understand more and empower her students to move well, feel well and live well.

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A devoted teacher for over 25 years specialising in Pilates & Yoga she is also a certified Slings Myofascial Training® Practitioner, based on Tomas Myers Anatomy Trains® body map. Stephanie is also a senior educator for art of motion the birth place of Slings and teaches Slings Myofascial Training® courses as well as Anatomy Trains in Motion for Anatomy Trains® internationally.

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This movement concept has found its way into all of Stephanie’s teaching as her study of Tom Myers map and practice of Slings Myofascial Training has given her a much deeper understanding of the effects of movement on the body.

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Slings unique fascia focused movement concept is designed to provide better balance and efficiency in our myofascia through movement. Said differently it is structural integration through movement by strengthening the body’s postural balance, enhancing resilience and body awareness, improving movement efficiency and activating the body’s own self healing ability.

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A mother of triplet sons, Stephanie lives with her husband in Oxford, UK where she runs a small fully equipped Pilates & Yoga movement studio as well as running several group classes in Yoga, Pilates & Slings Myofascial Training.