Come meet us on the mat.

See what a consistent yoga practice will do for you.

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myoga is methodical, mindful yoga classes

with you at the centre.

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A yoga practice is excellent for releasing tension, and sometimes that tension is not always in the body. It can also be in the heart or in the mind.

PRACTICE IS PEACE, THE MOMENTS WHERE NOTHING ELSE EXISTS. IT’S TIME TO FIND YOUR PEACE.

myoga provides a welcoming and safe space to uncover you, your timing, your way, your peace, in this moment.

Life gets busy, and you get exhausted. It’s easy to skip the “extras” that keep you grounded and calm.

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THE UNSAID PIECE IS YOU’RE KINDER WITH YOGA AND MORE TOLERANT TO YOURSELF AND EVERYONE ELSE AROUND YOU.

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We practise Iyengar yoga.

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Iyengar yoga focuses on precise alignment and technique. But that doesn’t mean that you have to be any one else’s perfect.

With the individual attention of myoga’s experienced teachers, we’ll gently guide your body into the correct postures, using supports and props as needed for various abilities and injuries so that the body and the mind can communicate with each other, revealing your inner self. Your perfect.

It’s about aligning your body so you can align with your breath & mind.

Our values

Our values

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Make it stand out.

  • We value balance.

    Any pleasure can quickly become a poison. Any poison we shun may just be the medicine we need. Is each moment ever fresh? Or are we stuck in our grooves, our patterns and if so, are they helping or hindering us? Can we see an alternate point of view? Find compassion and joy amongst the weeds?

  • We value you.

    We value your agency to choose. We'll meet you where you are and invite you to stay the course; to see where you might arrive.

    We understand that learning is a personal journey. How does one learn, learn to learn, learn to teach? These questions are constantly top of mind for us.

  • We value time.

    We start on time, we finish on time, we expand time and space. Stretch you and stretch time, learn to observe moments. Noticing the cliff edge before you jump, fall or are pushed is a skill - noticing when you're fading, rising. Noticing what you need takes time.

  • We value curiosity.

    We value enquiry, curiosity and wonder about what's possible. It's our job to support and challenge, to scrub and polish. Not to become caught in the weeds of psychological drama or theoretical discourse, though we can also go there, but in an embodied, direct to the cells kind of way.

  • We value cleanliness.

    In thoughts and actions, in physical and digital spaces, we value cleanliness. Internal and external landscapes require attention.

  • We value practice.

    We create the space, and we strive for consistency in an inconsistent world. Repetition for repetition’s sake is monotonous and unsustainable.

    If i'm here for your entertainment, that's not going to last. Yoga is not a competition and certainly not a performance.

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A passionate level 3 certified Iyengar yoga teacher on path since 1992, certified since 2010 and always learning. Some days I'm easily distracted, chasing the next shiny thing, always ready to fly the flag, build the sandcastle and sail the boat of an exciting idea. Mostly though, I've steadied the ship and learned to see beyond and more quickly.

I’ve taught in large, small and longstanding schools and Ashrams, I’ve taught classes, retreats and workshops. I’ve taught private students and a class of 250. Each student and each class teaches me, and I delight in watching students glimmer the alchemy that yoga offers. I have such gratitude to continue this work.

Once upon a time I sang love songs to another, then I sang love songs to yoga, now I sing them to myself.

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Our founder

Kellie Brett

Our teachers

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  • Through my personal yoga practice I began to bump into deeply held attitudes in myself and face limitations not only physically, but also the challenge of being in an aging body, which is both wonderful and difficult.

    Becoming a yoga teacher revealed my yearning to know more and inquire deeply into yoga. I am grateful to be part of Kellie Brett’s Iyengar mentoring program and ongoing professional development. Kellie creates a clear and safe forum for teachers to dive deeply and explore.

    As a teacher, I offer a student focused, simple and direct approach.

  • A lifelong yoga practitioner, Jasmine has been formally teaching Hatha and restorative yoga for 8 years since completing her foundational training with Fremantle Yoga Centre.

    Jasmine continues to enrich her knowledge through studying yoga therapy, trauma sensitive yoga and Iyengar Yoga. As well as teaching group classes, Jasmine also works privately with NDIS clients, those suffering from anxiety, depression, autism and trauma, and clients who have undergone cancer treatment.

    Jasmine brings a calm and gentle presence to her classes as well as invaluable lived experience.

  • Gary discovered yoga in 1998, initially to improve his meditation practice. His curiosity in yoga began to grow as he discovered its many physical and psychological benefits.

    He has been teaching since 2012 and is certified as a level 2 Iyengar teacher. Gary is dedicated to the life-long journey of developing his practice and teaching skills.

    He also has an interest in teaching yoga for men who often have particular challenges and may feel uncomfortable attending a general mixed class.

  • Come Breathe and Be, with Carol, a certified Level 1 Iyengar Yoga teacher who has practised yoga for over 24 years.

    Carol has teacher certifications in Ashtanga yoga and Kundalini children’s yoga, yet immerses her practice in the ocean of the Iyengar yoga tradition.

    Carol’s classes always include the experience of the ever-present Breath.

    Dynamic and fun in her facilitation she shares yoga colourfully and engagingly, weaving a sequence of alignment, connection, steadiness, and dynamic movement. Inversions are essential for optimum respiratory function so these will always pop up in her sequencing.

  • Nick found yoga, or perhaps Iyengar yoga found Nick around 2008.

    At a time in his life when the body was not feeling so able after years of manual carpentry work the practice improved his health and also his sense of well-being. With a passion for helping others he embarked on a mentoring and training program with Anne Horsely (still ongoing!) and was given his Iyengar teaching certification in 2021.