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CYTA Spring Workshop 14th March 2026Cheshire Yoga Together for All invites you to join us for our
Spring Workshop 14th March 2025
at Rixton with Glazebrook Community Hall, WA3 6JZ
with Helen Conway and Dr. Nick Peters.
Morning session 10am -12.noon
Helen is hosting the workshop ‘Yoga Vs Pilates: The Not- so -Ultimate- Showdown’
Afternoon session 1-3pm
Dr Nick Peters is guiding us through a ‘Sound Bath’ with his Himalayan Singing Bowls
CYTA Members pay a reduced rate .
There are four ticket options listed below.
Please book your place (spaces are limited) on the CYTA website.
https://cyta.yoga/2025/12/01/spring-workshop-2026/
Member Half Day £15
Member Full Day £25
NON-Member Half Day £20
NON-Member Full Day £35
Helen Conway’s class information:
Helen Conway
We’re hosting the workshop nobody asked for, but everyone secretly needs:
‘Yoga Vs Pilates: The Not-so- Ultimate-Showdown’
No, they’re not actually fighting- but you might be, once we introduce you to a balance pose and a Pilates core series.
We’ll explore how the two practices differ, how they overlap, and why both are brilliant ….even if some poses make you question your life choices.
Expect wobbling, laughing, maybe a little sweating- and definitely biscuits at the end.
Flexibility optional.
Sense of humour essential.
Join us for a fun, friendly battle- that isn’t a battle.
It’s going to be an experience.
Helen’s Website: bodywork-pilates.co.uk
Dr. Nicholas Peters class information:
Nick Peters
“Sound Baths: Using Sound to Induce States of Deep Relaxation and Letting Go”
This workshop will explore the concepts behind sound baths as a wellbeing modality. Sound baths are regularly paired with yoga to accompany Savasana and they offer participants the opportunity to go inwards as they bathe (fully clothed) in a live improvised soundscape designed for deep relaxation and letting go. It will examine working with a broad frequency range required for inducing states of deep relaxation and how different instruments can be used to physically relax the body and calm down the ‘mind monkeys’.
A session of relaxation through sacred sound. Commencing with a guided meditation, followed by a sound bath featuring the relaxing sounds played on handmade Himalayan singing bowls, Koshi wind chimes, ocean drum, and other sacred sound instruments.Participants may lie down or they may be seated for this sound bath, depending on their individual needs.
Dr. Nicholas Peters Biography:
Dr. Nicholas Peters studied Music Composition with Dr. Christopher Hobbs at Coventry University, achieving a First Class BA (Hons) degree (2008), an MA with Distinction (2011), and a practice-based PhD in Sonic Art, which he passed without any formal amendments (2019). He holds an Associate Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (AFHEA), and the diploma of Associate Fellow of the National College of Music and Arts, London (AFNCollM). Nicholas lectured in music at Coventry University from 2010 to 2022. He was also a Guest Lecturer on the MSc in Mindfulness and Compassion at Coventry University in 2020. He is an accredited sound and mantra therapist with the IPHM and runs sound baths for deep relaxation in Altrincham, Bowdon, Hale, and Sale. He teaches a specialist session on sound, music, and mantra for the Diploma in Transformational Heart Based Practices, a private course run by Dr. Liz Sparkes.
He specialises in creating music designed to induce altered states of consciousness, required for undertaking shamanic journeying, inner focusing, and meditation. He produces singing bowl and sound bath compositions, short instrumental compositions, theatrical production music, electro-acoustic, experimental, and ambient tracks. His tracks ‘Dreams of the Deep (432 Hz)’ and ‘Contemplating Dhyana’ have been played on The Sleeping Forecast on BBC Radio 3 Unwind. Some of his sound therapy releases include ‘Mindful Moments with Ancient Jambati Singing Bowl’, ‘Kundalini Awakening’, ‘Down to Earth Chakli Himalayan Singing Bowl’, ‘Sound Bath for Mother Earth’, ‘Rain and Thunder Therapy’, ‘Sound Bath: Himalayan Singing Bowls and Rain’, and ‘Spirit of the Himalayas Shamanic Singing Bowl’. More information about his music, sound therapy, and teaching work is available on his website: www.nicholaspeters.co.uk
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Rixton with Glazebrook Community Hall, Manchester Road,Warrington, England, United Kingdom
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