... so many ways to encounter your beautiful self
Julie Gribble
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" I am delighted to be the custodian and co-creator of Hobart Breathing Space.
My vision is to nourish and support a thriving, vibrant community of like minded practitioners, alternative therapies, and self aware people who seek a little “breathing space” and a more holistic framework for wellness and well-being in our busy modern world. Email Julie directly Contact Hobart Breathing Space |
We offer you ...
- Individual and couples consultations
- Regular yoga classes
- Workshops
- Holistic therapies
There are many ongoing and occasional workshops and classes with excellent teachers and practitioners.
We are proud to host:
The Bija Sacred Seeds Yoga School teacher training | Qi Gong workshops with Maude Macon
The Breathers Group with Gilad Shavit | Family and Systemic Constellations with Celia Audi
Breathwork with Ninna Millikin | Regular yoga classes with Julie, Lauren and Leela
We are proud to host:
The Bija Sacred Seeds Yoga School teacher training | Qi Gong workshops with Maude Macon
The Breathers Group with Gilad Shavit | Family and Systemic Constellations with Celia Audi
Breathwork with Ninna Millikin | Regular yoga classes with Julie, Lauren and Leela
Our people
We are blessed at Hobart Breathing Space to have a range of very experienced professional practitioners, offering many different one on one and group environments to allow you giving yourself a bit of Breathing Space.
May you find exactly the right thing here to support you ~ untangle, unwind, open up and express yourself ~ your mind, your body and your soul.
May you find exactly the right thing here to support you ~ untangle, unwind, open up and express yourself ~ your mind, your body and your soul.
Celia Audi
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Celia Audi is a Gestalt trained psychologist, Family Constellation Facilitator, Systemic Constellation Facilitator, Open Floor Movement Practice Teacher and Movement Therapist. Celia’s commitment to systemic healing inspired her to develop expertise in transformative community development work where she has won multiple awards for her work in Australia and internationally. Celia lived and worked in India, Nepal and Kenya from 2011 to 2017 in community development and private practice.
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Lauren Burke
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Holistic Therapist and Yoga Teacher
Lauren is psychotherapist, Processwork counsellor and hatha yoga instructor. She offers a holistic and process-orientated approach to your therapy, growth and wellness. Her approach is to work with you as a whole-person, honouring the interconnectedness of your mind, body, spirit, soul and natural environment. Processwork is a person-centred, therapeutic practice with roots in Jungian psychology, Taoism and indigenous wisdoms. It is awareness-based practice that seeks to follow and guide your natural "process", which is simply your flow of experience in the present moment and across different layers of consciousness. Lauren gently and playfully weaves together her training in process-orientated therapy, yoga and a professional background in wilderness guiding to help you grow and heal. Therapy/counselling sessions are available by appointment, and new students are welcome at Lauren's Wednesday evening yoga class. 5:45-7pm during school term. Qualifications and training: Professional Training in Holistic Counselling & Psychotherapy | Metavision Institute, NSW. 200hour Yoga Teacher Training | Sacred Seed Yoga School, TAS. Adventure Guiding and Outdoor Recreation Cert III and IV | TAS Tafe, TAS. Undergraduate studies in natural environments and geography | Macquarie University and UTAS. Contact Lauren to find out more or to book a session. |
David Byrom
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David is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker and Psychotherapist with 38 years counselling experience. This includes counselling in Hospitals, Sexual Health, Rehabilitation, Schools, Employment Assistance, community agencies and in private practice, with children, adults, couples and families.
Working as a counsellor with a trauma focus, David works with people of all ages and backgrounds. He has worked in the areas of torture, sexual abuse, domestic violence, loss and grief, critical incident management, cultural displacement, and other difficult life issues. He believes that recovery from trauma restores a sense of dignity and justice and allows for more control over one’s life. This occurs when traumatic experiences can be transformed by a deeper understanding of the specific trauma and its consequential impacts on the body. When people are able to better manage these impacts, the mind can often heal itself. David is able to see clients with a Mental Health Care Plan from their GP or paediatrician, who are then eligible for a rebate under Medicare. David’s engaging and grounded approach assists clients to gain the knowledge and skills to achieve meaningful solutions to problems. Interventions are designed to make sense and make a difference. Approaches include:
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Conrad Gilbey
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Conrad Gilbey is an Australian Counselling Association (ACA) Level 3 accredited Counsellor with 10 years experience and a Masters in Counselling and Psychotherapy. Conrad has a deep knowledge of Buddhist meditation practice and has been a meditator since 2001. Conrad previously worked at Relationships Australia and is a skilled Couples Counsellor and EMDR practitioner. He uses a solutions focused approach blending existential and acceptance and commitment therapy.
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Julie Gribble
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Julie is the Director of Hobart Breathing Space and has been a dedicated practitioner of Gita style yoga for the past fifteen years.
She studied with Gita International in Melbourne and graduated with the Gita Gold Diploma in teacher training which is fully recognised by Yoga Australia and includes over 900 hours of coursework and teaching practise in addition to personal classes. Gita style yoga is a holistic form of hatha yoga formulated to meet the needs of western bodies and minds. It has its roots deep in the ancient wisdom teachings but is presented within a modern scientifically and medically validated framework. Its particular focus is on soothing and recalibrating our nervous system and our endocrine system, both of which are increasingly found to be out of balance in our stressful modern world. The yoga Julie teaches is about living from the heart as well as the head, and nourishing the inner life in order to flourish. It’s about bringing our body, mind and emotions into balance so that we can listen to our intuition and allow our inner voice to be our guide. Her aim is to help others in their quest to live more consciously and richly so that we may become more authentically the person we are truly here to be. You are the ONLY you, the only person who can truly know what resonates and is right for you. In a Gita style class you develop at your own pace and within your own limits by learning to listen deeply to the promptings within. There is no judgement, no competition, no criticism, just a safe space to explore and nurture the self in the way that is right for YOU. Julie is passionate about the life-enhancing nature of Gita style yoga, and will support you on your journey with empathy and compassion. She firmly believes that yoga provides a joyful opportunity for ‘a different way of being’ in the world, bringing balance, harmony and awareness to all levels of our being. Its benefits are immeasurable and can assist in the development of:
She also teaches on occasion in schools, sporting clubs, and workplaces. |
Maude Macon
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What is Qi Gong ?
Qigong is an ancient Chinese Health discipline anchored in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Energy is developed through slow movements & walks, stretching and strengthening exercises, breathing methods, standing and seated meditation. What is my training in Qi Gong ? I discovered Qi Gong in France 2006 during my last year of University. I wanted to balance my mental activity, being present with a body mind practice. I met Ingrid Malenfant a renowned Qi Gong teacher (still teaching Qi Gong Students and Teachers today at 88 years of age!). I loved it from the beginning and participated in several weekly classes, discovering different forms (sets of movements). Thanks to Ingrid I had the opportunity to train with Masters coming from China, Master Hu Xiao Fei and Master Yan Li Ming. I continued discovering Qi Gong in Paris at 'Les Temps du Corps' (Chinese Culture Center) with Master Ke Wen and Wang Yan Li. It was in 2011 that I met Master Liu Deming who initiated me into Zi Ran Qi Gong. Through him I became an accredited teacher in this system. What are the benefits of Qi Gong ?
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Ninna Millikin
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Ninna Millikin is a Breathwork practitioner who brings a deep understanding and experience of many aspects of being human and alive; in particular separated families, experiences unique to women, substance use, depression, parenting young children and the riddle of relationships. Ninna draws strength from her deep love of nature, embodied dance, work as a documentary film-maker and motherhood to facilitate your profound processes.
Ninna graduated from the Journey to the Heart training with Cindy Aulby in 2019. She brings the fresh energy and curiosity of a new practitioner, with many years of experience in her own personal growth path, in Breathwork groups and in private sessions.I have used Breathwork for over a decade because it has worked for me in profound ways. Breathwork is a powerful tool to access the subconscious and non-ordinary states of awareness, and facilitates transformative journey work. Understanding our schema and issues is useful for awareness, but it doesn't necessarily bring about the growth and renewal we hope for when we engage in therapeutic work. To merely observe is not enough. For transformation to occur energy must move, our bodies must feel and express, connections between the current challenges and past experiences be seen and felt. With this release comes freedom, choice and availability to ourselves and others. Lasting transformation can occur with Breathwork, and with a loving and attentive practitioner to nurture and champion your process. "I offer support for you to connect to the core of who you are through your physical sensations and emotions. When we know and understand ourselves our unconscious thought and behaviour patterns find resolution and our lives become richer. This ripples out to those we share life with." |
Eri Mullooly-Hill Konishi
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Eri Mullooly-Hill Konishi is a Dance Movement Pychotherapist.
Her love of dance and belief in the power of dance led her to move to London in 2010 to study a MA in Dance Movement Psychotherapy (DMP) at Goldsmiths, University of London. As a Dance Movement Psychotherapist Eri has worked with children with emotional difficulties, adults in mental health settings, older adults with dementia, and kids and adults with learning difficulties. She has also offered DMP sessions to various groups of people in Japan and Australia. Eri is currently based in Hobart and offers workshops/classes and individual DMP sessions. Drawing the individual’s attention to Body-mind connection and embracing body as a central focus, Eri brings authenticity and joy into working with people. Eri is registered with ADMPUK (RDMP) and DTAA (Prov.DMT). |
Meghan Powell
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Meghan Powell began studying the Ashtanga Vinyasa method in 2010 when her mom (and very first teacher), Peg Mulqueen, first brought her to a led primary class. At first the practice was a means to move freely after many years of sports had left her restricted and in pain. In later years, Meghan used yoga as a way to find balance in her life, diving into the internal experience of a daily āsana, meditation, and chanting practice.
Meghan has made trips to Mysore, India, the home of Ashtanga vinyasa yoga, to study with R. Sharath Jois deepen her understanding of this tradition. In 2018, Meghan began working with her teacher and mentor, Dena Kingsberg. As a student under Dena’s guidance, Meghan has been cultivating a deeper appreciation and knowledge of classical Indian philosophy and a deep respect for the profound, multi-faceted experience that is the practice of Ashtanga yoga. Under Dena, Meghan completed a 3-year mentorship training and continues to learn from her. Meghan is influenced by both yogic philosophy and mindfulness practices - integrating the two whilst emphasizing simplicity and accessibility throughout her teachings. She feels fortunate to work alongside her mom, Peg Mulqueen, to bring yoga and Ashtanga Dispatch to students around the world - envisioning a community without walls. Together they host the Ashtanga Dispatch Podcast where they have lively conversations with teachers who inspire, question, educate, and empower. As well as, write regular articles for their blog, exploring all the limbs of yoga. |
Gilad Shavit
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Founder of Breathers. Licensed Body-Mind Therapist from Israel. Now based in Port Sorell, Northern Tasmania.
Certificated and well experienced in Yoga Instruction, Rebirthing-Breathwork, Reiki, Tibetan Bowl Therapy as well as Life and Health Coaching. Gilad works with individuals, couples, groups and organizations. He leads workshops around the world, using movement, breath, mindfulness and coaching for healing and empowering. Since 2001 Gilad has been accompanying and empowering individuals, leading changes from within and helping people to improve their abilities, confidence, stability, physical and mental balance and stamina. Specialising in PTSD, anxiety, depression and self discovery. "I am here to support you through life’s most complex and difficult matters. I truly care about my patient's well-being and aim to give the top of the line services catered to your own needs." With love, Gilad |
Leela Walford
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Gentle Yoga For Renewal And Relaxation. Leela has been teaching in Hobart since the beginning of 2010. Steeped in the Satyananda Yoga tradition, Leela focuses on an inward or meditative approach to each yoga class. Her classes are inclusive and suitable for all. Although the practices in each class differ, the underlying aim is to provide the space for people to connect more deeply to themselves, to release tensions and to walk out feeling renewed and relaxed.
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13b Goulburn Street, Hobart
Phone 0423 184 279 |
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