We offer four rooms for rent – Jade, Amber, Teal and Lilac. Our rooms are located in the same building as the Yogasara studio, an ethically run, mixed building with therapy rooms and charity offices. They offer a private, safe and nurturing atmosphere for you and your clients.
You will also have access to the communal kitchen facilities to make teas and coffees, or to prepare food in breaks. There is a beautiful walled garden at the rear of the building, plenty of sheltered bike racks, for therapists and clients, and 3 shared parking spaces.
Our rooms have the usual facilities for counselling and psychotherapy, including three comfortable chairs for those that work with couples. A massage couch (and other massage equipment such as bolsters, couch roll etc.) and/or reflexology chair is also provided for those working in those modalities. There is yoga equipment for 1-1s (mats, cushions, blocks, straps, blankets etc).
Jade Room
The Jade room is located on the first floor of the building. It is a larger room, with an attractive fireplace centrepiece and decorated in a relaxing shade of green. It has lots of natural light, high ceilings, and ample storage space.
Amber Room
The Amber room is on the first floor of the building, overlooking the garden. It’s a large room, decorated in ochre and neutral tones. It has a large window, with lots of light, a desk area, and soft lighting for the evenings.
Teal Room
The Teal room is located on the second floor of the building. It is our largest room along with Amber, with gorgeous oak floors, a refurbished fireplace, a desk space, and all the usual touches to make things cozy. Decorated in an attractive shade of teal and cream.
Lilac Room
The Lilac room is a cozy space located on the third floor of the building. It’s position gives it a private feel, with a view over the rooftops of Bristol. It has the same comfortable tub chairs as all the rooms, and ample lighting for creating a warm atmosphere in the evenings. NOTE – since pictures were taken we have installed a wooden floor.
