Creating Connection Through Song, Movement & Yoga
Bryony
Originally from Northwest England, I studied theatre and dance in London and Ontario before embarking on a twelve-year adventure in Japan.
Japan was a deeply formative chapter of my life. It was where I became a mother, worked in arts education, deepened my yoga practice, and developed a lasting appreciation for creativity, community, and the rhythms of everyday life. The culture, landscapes, and relationships I encountered there continue to influence the way I move through the world and the work I share today.
Today, I live on the unceded and traditional territories of the Coast Salish peoples in what is now known as British Columbia, Canada. Living close to the mountains, forests, and ocean has deepened my connection to the natural world, which continues to be a source of inspiration, grounding, and wonder.
Throughout my life, I have been drawn to movement, music, creativity, learning, and nature. I trained in dance and theatre, performed and recorded music, worked in arts education, and eventually found my way to teaching yoga.
For over fifteen years, I have shared practices of yoga, pranayama, meditation, and movement with people of all ages, from preschoolers to older adults in their nineties. My teaching is informed by a background in dance, trauma-informed practice, Yoga Nidra, and a deep respect for the wisdom that lives within each person.
Music has been a constant thread throughout my life. I have sung in bands, vocal groups, and creative projects in the UK, Japan, and Canada. More recently, discovering Singing Mamas opened a new doorway and deepened my understanding of the role that creativity, song, and shared experiences can play in supporting wellbeing. Through community singing, I have witnessed how simple acts of participation can help people feel more connected, supported, and less alone.
Today, my work brings together many of the things I love most: yoga, song, creativity, community, nature, and wellbeing. Whether through a yoga class, a song circle, a retreat, or a shared creative experience, my intention is simply to create spaces where people can gather, connect, and be themselves.
Coming Home Club
Coming Home Club is the name I chose to hold everything I offer because, at its heart, every practice, gathering, and experience is an invitation to return home to yourself.
Whether through music, song, yoga, meditation, community, or the spaces we create together, the intention is the same: to soften the habit of constantly seeking outside of ourselves and to reconnect with what has always been within.
Life asks us to carry many layers, conditioning, expectations, busyness, protection, and striving. Over time, we can lose touch with the quiet wisdom, authenticity, and wholeness that live underneath it all.
Coming Home Club is a space for remembering.
Remembering that home is not a destination to reach, a version of yourself to become, or something you have to earn. Home is your truest self, already here, beneath it all.
Meditation, connection, creativity, movement, and expression become pathways back to that knowing. Not because they give us something we are missing, but because they help us remember what has always been there.
Welcome home.
