Sarah Alice UK

Sarah Alice UK Welcome to ‘My Wellbeing Studio’ an online platform that has been lovingly created for you to experience anytime, anywhere.

Explore On Demand classes suited for anyone looking to optimise their health and wellbeing holistically. Sarah's journey as a yogini started as a teenager. Having trained as a gymnast from an early age, yoga became her way expressing energy and her need for physical movement after she ceased competing. It was in 2011, after the living through the earthquakes in Christchurch New Zealand, that Sarah

turned to yoga to manage the adrenalin overload in her body. During this time when when everyone was suffering from post traumatic stress and exhaustion from the constant aftershocks, she witnessed how the practice of asanas and meditation created balance of the body and mind. Fascinated by the transformation in her own body and others Sarah completed her yoga teacher training under the tutelage of Eoin Finn (Blissology). She went on to study with Nikki Ralston developing an in-depth knowledge of anatomy. With a well established photography career that spanned over a decade, Sarah decided to combine her passion for image making and love of yoga and now specialises in capturing the yoga community. In 2016 Sarah left New Zealand, the place she had called home for ten years and returned to the U.K where she now teaches Vinyasa and Yin Yoga. For more information on Sarah's classes and photography please visit: sarahaliceyoga.com

✨We have just entered into the Last Six Months of 2026!✨Halfway through the year is a beautiful reminder that you don’t ...
01/07/2026

✨We have just entered into the Last Six Months of 2026!✨

Halfway through the year is a beautiful reminder that you don’t need a new year to begin again. Today is the perfect opportunity to pause, reflect and choose how you want the rest of your year to unfold.

The next six months are full of possibility. There are still adventures waiting to be had, dreams waiting to be pursued, connections waiting to be deepened and memories waiting to be made. Whatever this year has brought so far, this is your invitation to write the next chapter with intention.

I’m all about manifesting - and well writing lists, lots of them. I love getting clear on my intentions and have created a little one page ‘Last Six Months Bucket List’ for you. It’s for you to create a collection of everything you would love to experience before the year comes to a close.

🔗 Download the PDF Now. Link is in bio ⬆️

Dream about the places you’d like to explore, the books you’d love to read, the skills you want to learn, the moments of joy you want to create, the habits you’d like to nurture and the goals that will bring you closer to the life you’re building.

Don’t worry about making it perfect. Let it be exciting, meaningful and uniquely yours. Some dreams may be big, others beautifully simple. Every one of them matters.

Remember, you don’t need to change everything to create a life you love. A few intentional choices, made consistently, can transform the way this year feels.

Here’s to slowing down when you need to, saying yes to the opportunities that light you up, being brave enough to chase what matters, and finishing 2026 with a heart full of gratitude and a life full of beautiful memories.

The best chapters of this year may still be waiting to be written. Make these next six months count.

Love

Sarah xx

The conversation around weight loss has changed significantly with the arrival of GLP-1 medications. At My Wellbeing Stu...
28/06/2026

The conversation around weight loss has changed significantly with the arrival of GLP-1 medications. At My Wellbeing Studio, we celebrate tools that help our community feel their best, but as a movement specialist, I have a specific concern that isn’t being talked about enough: the connection between rapid weight loss and pelvic floor integrity.

When we lose weight quickly on medications like Ozempic or Wegovy, we don’t just lose adipose tissue (fat). We also lose skeletal muscle. While we often worry about losing muscle in our legs or arms, we must remember that the pelvic floor is a complex “basket” of skeletal muscle too.

If we aren’t intentional about resistance training, we risk a weakened “inner core,” which can lead to issues with stability, bladder control, and overall pelvic support.

……Continue reading in the our blog. Link is in bio ⬆️

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