Welcome,
I'm so glad that you're here!
Thank you for your interest in Uyen Somatic Embodiment Mindfulness Yoga and Meditation practice. It means a lot, and I hope the small practices you discover here offer you calm, clarity, and a deeper connection with yourself and present moment.
Whether you're looking for regular classes, mini retreats in Ascot, longer immersive retreats in Vietnam, or private one-on-one sessions, or special occasions there’s something here for you. I also offer bespoke programs for schools, organizations, and companies—and I’d be happy to bring the practice to your space.
Take your time exploring, and if something resonates with you, feel free to contact me —I’d love to hear from you.
Wishing you a beautiful day—and I look forward to welcoming you in person soon!
Contact / Bookings
Have questions or ready to join?
📧 uyenyoga@aol.co.uk
📞 07484 325 685
📍 50A Fernbank Road, Ascot, Berkshire, United Kingdom
Letting Go Practice with Bean Bags
The Current Journals magazine (featuring somatic embodiment practices from around the world), based in the U.S., published our "Letting Go" practice—in both Vietnamese and English—in its June 2025 issue. Click here to read the full article.
Full Body Self-Massage (Dưỡng Sinh Practice)
I learned this technique while growing up in Vietnam. In my time, most Vietnamese youngsters were taught some routines for taking care of both the physical and energetic body by the elders — and this is one of them.
In class, I often break it down into smaller sections, such as focusing only on the face or just the feet and legs, since we only have an hour together. But if you have more time, feel free to enjoy a full 40 to 60 minutes just for yourself.
I find this practice especially helpful before doing yoga poses or sit quiet to meditate as a way to warm up and start the day, or anytime my mind feels dull or I’m low on energy.