Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions below, and if you can’t see what you’re looking for, feel free to get in touch and I’ll be happy to help.
General FAQs
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Hapus Yogi is a structured wellbeing approach that combines yoga, reflective practice and evidence-informed tools to help individuals better understand their body and mind.
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No. All services are designed to be accessible and adaptable, whether you are completely new to yoga or have years of experience.
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Hapus Yogi supports wellbeing but does not replace medical advice or treatment. Where appropriate, services can complement existing care.
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Yes. The Hapus Hub is fully online, and one-to-one sessions are also available virtually.
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In-person sessions are held in Port Talbot, South Wales, UK.
Hapus Hub Online FAQs
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The Hapus Hub is a self-guided online wellbeing platform that helps you work through the Identify, Simplify and Rectify stages at your own pace.
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Access details depend on your membership type, but the Hub is designed to allow flexible, self-paced engagement.
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Yes. Many people combine the Hub with personalised support for additional structure and guidance.
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Most practices require minimal equipment and can be adapted to suit your space and comfort level.
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Yes. The structured approach is particularly helpful for those feeling overwhelmed, as it provides clarity and manageable steps.
One-to-one wellbeing sessions FAQs
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Sessions begin with understanding what’s presenting before exploring supportive practices such as yoga, movement, reflection or lifestyle guidance.
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Session length varies depending on the format offered, typically between 60–90 minutes.
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Sessions are tailored to you and are designed to support rather than push beyond your limits.
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This varies. Some people benefit from a single session, while others prefer ongoing support.
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Yes, sessions are available online as well as in person in South Wales.
Wellbeing retreat FAQs
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No. Retreats are accessible and adaptable for all levels.
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Yes. Many participants attend independently, and retreats are designed to feel welcoming and inclusive.
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This typically includes accommodation, daily sessions and structured wellbeing workshops. Specific inclusions are detailed on each retreat page.
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Retreats focus on balance and wellbeing, combining movement with rest and reflection.
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You will receive detailed information about travel, preparation and what to bring.
Yoga training FAQs
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No. Training is suitable for those wishing to teach as well as those wanting to deepen their understanding.
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Accreditation details depend on the specific course and are outlined in the training information.
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You will develop practical teaching skills, deeper wellbeing understanding and confidence in supporting others.
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Training may be delivered in person, online or in a blended format depending on the programme.
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Yes, most trainings include practical teaching components and reflective assessments to support learning.
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