151 South Street Beaconsfield, Fremantle,
Western Australia, Tel: (08) 9335 9339
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Vivienne Robertson is a conceptual artist and creative director living on the south coast of WA. She has visioned created and delivered large-scale art projects and festivals for the past 20 years, with a focus on site-specific art and partnering Indigenous community.
This includes the Wheatbelt Cultural Festival, Denmark Festival of Voice (2015-2021), Kwoorabup Writers Festival, Mandjar Kwoorabup, Salt of the Earth, River Art, Honouring Indigenous Languages, Desert Voices and Kwoorabup Art Trail.
Vivienne is also a Sufi teacher and retreat guide, and a leader and mentor in the Dances of Universal Peace. She has co-led retreats with Indigenous elders Dr Noel Nannup, Kado Muir and Eugene Eades.
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Bindunada (Bindu) is very passionate about using sound for self healing which involves chanting and opening into your unique sound.
Yoga is a journey through the layers of awareness to Self and in this process there is a need to take responsibility for your journey making it your own.
She believes in having fun – playing with life – and falling in love with the many aspects of your human self.
Joy sits waiting in our hearts – waiting for us to just BE and celebrate life!!
Fran's primary goal as a practitioner and teacher is sharing tools for self empowerment, increased self-efficacy and an improved ability for neuro-sensory integration.
A background in Human Services (Mental Health + Learning Disability) and personal success using somatic protocols as self care tools whilst being treated for neurological issues and anxiety led me to train as a trauma release facilitator and be able to share these amazing tools.
Fran offers elevating, uplifting Kundalini Yoga Classes and Evidence based ‘Trauma Informed Protocols for recovery or reduction of symptoms of Chronic Conditions, PTSD, Anxiety, Depression, Traumatic Stress and Trauma.
Kundalini Yoga Therapy aims to reduce symptoms of stress, to increase resilience, stability and rhythmic strength and to improve self-regulation skills.