Personalised Yoga Therapy & Ayurvedic Nutrition
For better movement, digestion, sleep and wellbeing

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Welcome to joy in yoga

Aakeen is an experienced yoga teacher delivering one-to-one yoga therapy sessions in London, as well as offering intensives further afield both in the UK and internationally. Aakeen has been teaching Yoga since 2018 but has been practicing yoga for over 15 years.

Aakeen prioritises inclusivity and accessibility through practices which are tailored to individual/small group needs, with the intention of opening up the practice of yoga to students of all backgrounds, abilities, ages, and circumstances.

Hatha Yoga

Vinyasa Yoga

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Yin Yoga

"My yoga sessions with Aakeen have been very fulfilling. With her empathetic and professional approach, Aakeen helped me push myself to try asanas that I was reluctant to do on my own. Aakeen designed my sessions keeping my needs and limitations in mind which helped me improve my flexibility considerably. Thank you Aakeen xx"
Archana Saluja
London

What My Clients​​ Say about Me

"The depth and breadth of knowledge which Aakeen shares with all of her heart and passion is absolutely phenomenal and deeply transformative!"
Freya Sanz
London
"A fascinating journey into the Self and life; well worth the commitment and exploration. The classes are amazing and the teaching is even better. thank you"
Mark Ficher
London
Bringing the body back into rhythm

Healing through yoga, Ayurveda & kitchen wisdom

We help people restore digestion, energy, sleep and balance through yoga, Ayurvedic nutrition and simple daily practices - without relying on endless supplements, powders or complicated routines.

The Core Philosophy

Healing begins with digestion

"In Ayurveda, health is not measured only through calories, proteins or carbohydrates."

It begins with a deeper question:
Can the body properly digest, absorb and use what it receives?

Modern nutrition often focuses on nutrients alone. Ayurveda looks beyond this — at digestion, nervous system balance, energy, sleep, rhythm and the way food behaves within the body.

Interestingly, many of these principles are now being explored through modern research on:

Gut health
Inflammation
Circadian rhythm
The nervous system
The gut–brain connection

Ayurveda recognised these relationships thousands of years ago through careful observation of nature, rhythm and human health.

Ancient Wisdom

What is Ayurveda?

Ayurveda is one of the world’s oldest holistic healing systems. Rather than viewing symptoms in isolation, Ayurveda looks at the whole person to help the body and mind return to balance, rhythm and resilience.

Digestion & gut health
Sleep & overnight recovery
Stress & daily management
Energy & sustainable focus
Emotions & somatic response
Daily Routine & habit architectures
Seasonal Balance aligning with natural external cycles

At its core is the understanding that every person is unique — which means healing cannot be one-size-fits-all. The aim is not simply to remove discomfort, but to build lasting resilience.