Zael Moves

Children and adolescents

A space where a young person doesn't have to explain themselves, sit still, or get it right.

When children are struggling with anxiety, low mood, or overwhelm, talking about it can feel impossible. Breath, movement and rest do the work that talking sometimes can't.
  • Online via Zoom
  • £50 a session
  • Enhanced DBS checked
Zael guiding a child through a balancing pose
“Yoga makes me feel calm, relaxed, focused, sleepy.” Maggie, 6“I have the best teacher to support me.” Elijah, 8“Every day I wish it was Yoga Club.” Lily, 7“Yoga makes me feel calm, relaxed, focused, sleepy.” Maggie, 6“I have the best teacher to support me.” Elijah, 8“Every day I wish it was Yoga Club.” Lily, 7
Children laughing together on yoga mats

How I work

Playful, gentle, and at the young person's pace.

My approach

Three things I hold to.

  • 01

    Unconditional positive regard

    I've spent over a decade helping young people feel seen, heard and understood. I use mirroring and inquiry skills to show that I'm here to listen, not to fix or problem-solve: simply to see them in all their layers and parts.

  • 02

    Simplicity and repetition

    Cognitive overload and over-stimulation are experienced by many young people. Sessions are kept simple, drawing on effective, evidence-based practices that support regulation and mindfulness. Settling practices they enjoy are repeated.

  • 03

    Collaborative, creative, playful

    I collaborate with parents and the young person to bring in what interests them and what brings them joy, weaving it into yoga postures, breathwork, visualisation and guided meditation.

Experience and training

Ten years in the classroom, and specialist training.

Sessions are £50, online via Zoom.

Enhanced DBS checked · Fully insured · Safeguarding trained

  • A hall full of children practising yoga
  • Children stretching their arms up
  • A child in a resting pose
  • Children moving together
  • Lying down to rest

Let's talk about your child

A free 20-minute call to see whether yoga therapy might help, with no pressure either way.