My husband and I took Jutta Wohlrab's "Happy Birthing Days" course and I also took her postnatal…read moreyoga course. She is vibrant, energetic, knowledgeable, and kind. We would recommend!

I just finished up a weekend course covered by public health insurance that was offered by Jutta…read moreWohlrab and highly recommend looking into it in the months before you give birth. It's offered in English and separate dates in German. A friend in the US who is a doula recommended to me a few months ago to take a birthing class that is entirely separate from the hospital where you anticipate giving birth in order to have a fresh opinion that is independent of the routine that a hospital operates. My thoughts: i feel a lot more confident in giving birth here knowing not only what I can expect during labor and delivery personally, but what's common in Germany and what I can probably request at any hospital in terms of treatment. While I know it's important to be mentally ready for any hiccups in a birth, I feel like I have been given the tools to prepare in the months ahead for a birth closer to what I want. The class included exercises, Q&As, simple explanations of how different hormones work during labor and delivery, slideshows of births, short movies and ample breaks to stay refreshed. My partner who is German but still didn't know anything about labor found the course beneficial as well. Highly recommended to all. If you are an expat looking for a pregnancy or prenatal class in Berlin - this one is highly recommended on the expats Facebook group too.

From the owner: Als Life & Familien Coach unterstütze ich Menschen seit 10 dabei ihr Leben positiv zu verändern,…read moreihre Stärken zu entdecken und Beziehungen zu verbessern.

Went here about 5 or 6 times and I thought it was ok. I practiced in the USA for a while so a few…read morepointers about this place: 1. Instructors: other than the Yin instructors (who were American), the German style Yoga is not 100% my taste. If you like something fast and rigid you might enjoy this. Not really a huge fan of microphoned instructors and found the incessant talking kind of annoying, not really positive ... stuff about pushing yourself etc - they do speak English though. Yin was chill 2. Hygiene: I guess the "German" way to practice is not to clean your mats. Nobody ever cleans a mat! If you are comfortable practicing on mats that are covered with layers of sweat and germs and open to fungus and athletes foot maybe you are a better Yogi than me. I personally am not a huge fan of smelling other people's dried sweat in Adho mukha śvānāsana and have no problem cleaning mats ... anyway I guess: bring your own mat or a towel 3. Cost: This place is not cheap! Definitely a capitalist enterprise in that they don't cap class sizes at all. Get there early for the popular classes. But if you don't mind squeezing in to a class w 50-60 others and paying about 25 euros a class this spot might be for you! Namaste

I was visiting Berlin and wanted to take one German yoga class. This studio did not disappoint…read more Really knowledgeable amazing teacher. Beautiful studio. Highly recommend. Get there early, it was packed!