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Wellness
Collective
The practice of longevity
How It Connects

One body of work.

Our disciplines aren't separate services — they're facets of one approach. Breath supports movement; movement gives breath a structure to live in. Tap any discipline to see how it links, and who guides it.

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Every discipline, and how it links

Functional Pilates

The structural core of the collective — rehabilitation, strength, balance and injury prevention.

Guided byRachel Davis, Filippa Minnelli, Indra
Works withBreathwork, Tai Chi, Balance, Chinese Medicine / Osteopathy, Strong Muscles and Bones

Tai Chi

Slow, flowing movement for balance, calm and joint health — a gentler complement to the studio work.

Guided byRachel Davis
Works withFunctional Pilates, Balance

Balance

Strength, balance and confidence work for older adults — staying steady and independent.

Guided byRachel Davis
Works withFunctional Pilates, Tai Chi, Chinese Medicine / Osteopathy, Strong Muscles and Bones

Breathwork

Conscious, connected breathing to calm the nervous system and release held tension. Run in conjunction with Pilates.

Guided byLaura, Indra
Works withFunctional Pilates

Chinese Medicine / Osteopathy

Acupuncture and herbal medicine — regulating the body’s systems, with needle-free options.

Guided byDr. Mat Lee
Works withFunctional Pilates, Balance

Strong Muscles and Bones

Evidence-based strength and impact training to build bone density and reduce fracture risk.

Guided byRachel Davis
Works withFunctional Pilates, Balance

As the collective grows, each new practitioner and discipline is added here — and the map above redraws itself automatically.

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