Laura Karadog has been practising yoga since her teenage years, and teaching yoga since 2005, and she is currently training new yoga teachers on the first ever Welsh medium yoga teacher training course. Laura is passionate about social and global justice, and she considers yoga as a way of life that can contribute towards a more peaceful and compassionate world. Laura has recently published her first book about yoga. Rhuddin (Cyhoeddiadau Barddas, 2021), contains essays and exercises written by Laura, as well as new poems produced specifically for the book by some of Wales’s most celebrated poets, and beautiful illustrations from the artist Luned Aaron.
Welsh-language Retreat: Yoga & Writing
Mon 15 April 2024 - Fri 19 April 2024
Tutors
/ Laura Karadog & Bethan Marlow
Course Fee
/
From
£625 - £725 per person
Genres
/ FictionNon-FictionPoetryScriptwritingYoga
Language
/ Welsh
Do you have a writing deadline, or are you looking to escape from a busy life for a short while? Join us on a retreat that combines two creative disciplines: yoga and writing. In a safe and supportive environment, we’ll enjoy the time and space to go on a personal journey to find the creative voice inside us all. The yoga and writing exercises on this retreat will be delivered through the medium of Welsh.
Click through to the Welsh side of the website for more details about the retreat. We encourage those who are learning Welsh to a higher level, or those who have lost confidence in their Welsh skills but are looking to get back into it, to join us on our Welsh-language courses – where you will be met by encouragement and support. Please contact us if you’d like to discuss the suitability of these courses for you.
Tutors
Laura Karadog
Bethan Marlow
Bethan Marlow is a writer famous for creating fictional worlds that contain real voices and experiences. She is renowned within the theatre world for representing voices from communities on the fringes of our society, she is the author of the verbatim productions Sgint and Nyrsys. She writes for TV and film, and often runs workshops for young people, the queer community and the Welsh working class. www.bethanmarlow.com