Yin Yoga

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Yin Yoga

Yin yoga is a therapeutic form of yoga that incorporates chinese medicine principles. Yin represents feminine and lunar principles. In this class we focus on passive asana that will work therapeutically on our fascia and connective tissue and stimulating our parasympathetic nervous system, surrendering into the present moment, aiming to release tension in the body through long held postures.

Ella Noah Bancroft is a custodian of the land no known as “Australia”

She is a descendent of the peoples of the Bundjalung nation and peoples of England and Scotland. Ella identifies herself as a woman and she based in the Northern NSW. Ella studied film when she was younger and left the film industry after seeing the enormous environmental impact that the film industry makes.

She took some great lessons with her from her studies. Fail forward, learning the art of accepting and growing from Criticism and the mystery behind creating your own script, own crew and cast and own storyline in your very own life.

She is an Australian born artist, storyteller, mentor and founder of “The Returning” and Yhi Creations.

Ella is a poetic feminist, passionate about re-wilding the world and the feminine force from the multifaceted lens of culture, heritage, gender, politics, identity and sexuality. Ella’s work discusses themes of identity, intersectionality, culture, the feminine force and living a life of integrity, connection and creativity.

She was raised in the Sydney, NSW, Australia and on a mission on her tribal lands. One foot in both worlds.

Ella is on the board for a women’s refugee in Lismore called “Women Up North” and is also involved in community gardening and education for young Indigenous women.

Ella is the founder of the gather “The Returning”, which is a not for profit event, giving 70% of tickets to scholarship applicants and exchange applicants. The event was created our of Ella’s deep want to return to a time in her own linage where women would gather to trade and skill share.

The event is also embedded in returning those who have rightfully been misplaced in our society to a community that cares for them, a place where they can reconnect and belong.

She also is the founder of the sustainable clothing brand “Yhi Collective” which is fighting the fashion industry by taking landfill t-shirts and repurposing them with powerful screen printing, messages such as “Decolonise to Thrive” and “Give a Fuck”.

Ella is a poet and writer and also runs workshops with all identifying women, regaining power, connection and belonging to self and recently has begun weekend immersions on decolonising work, home and body, as well as how to be a successful activist, standing in your power and staying true to your integrity through ethics and intuition.

“Teaching has become another form therapy for me. A way to make a difference through a direct experience. I facilitate workshops and events in the Byron shire and Australia wide. The workshops include themes of sensuality, self-care, Indigenous movement and activism

My mission

Free the mind of the oppressed