Embodied Archetypes: A deep dive into Yoga postures

Adelaide Yoga CPD Masterclass Workshop

with Ruth Gent, Karen Custance & Ness Curry

Join us for another Dru gathering of graduates in Adelaide

What to expect

Join Dru Yoga teacher trainers Ruth Gent, Karen Custance & Ness Curry for an inspiring and joy-filled day to explore and uncover what it means to embody the archetypal aspects of a posture. Connect more deeply with yourself and with other SA Yoga graduates as we do a deep dive into doable back bends and discover the secrets of the Warrior Series of postures. Graduates from other traditions are welcome so bring a friend along.

Most of us think we know each posture, yet there is an archetypal power to discover and tap into within each posture.

Explore the importance of back bends in this masterclass workshop. We’ll take a deeper, more personal look at the Camel and the Bow exploring how small shifts in breath, awareness, and alignment can completely change how the pose feels. If you thought these postures were too strong for your class - think again! We explore the easing into and accessibility of both these postures.

Together, we’ll move beyond the usual cues and uncover a version of Camel and Bow that feels more spacious, steady and effortless, turning a familiar posture into a truly nourishing and revitalising experience.

Once we find ease in a posture we can then shift our focus to the inherent power of the archetype embodied within the posture. Join us for an exploration of history and story to unlock this power.

Ever wondered why Dru numbers Warrior 1 & 2 opposite to other traditions?

Find out by moving through the archetypal story from Warrior 1 through to Warrior 3!! There are deeper mysteries to unfold and experience! Join us for an "aha" moment.

Dru Professional Network CPD points: 4

Enjoy an Ayurvedic Lunch Cooked with Love!

Our Dru Ayurveda specialist Joanne Hayley will be providing a very scrumptious Ayurvedic love infused lunch imbued with all her enthusiasm for feeding and nurturing people with food. Donations encouraged for the lunch.

Book Now

Book now to reserve your mat space.

The investment is $150 full and $125 DPN members (+GST)

Includes morning tea and Ayurvedic lunch with donation option

Donation for lunch

We strive to maintain affordable costs for CPD. Dru is a nonprofit organisation that is enabled to offer these services through the kind and generous support of graduates who contribute to assist other graduates. Add your donation for lunch at the booking page or bring cash on the day.

Practical details

Venue: Cooinda Community Centre Sturt Rd

Times: 9.30 - 3pm with am tea and lunch provided

Please bring your own mat, bolster, blanket, blocks, cushion,

notebook, pen, and a water bottle.