Yoga, breathwork and meditation
Yoga, breathwork and meditation are techniques that are beneficial and accessible for everybody, helping you to reduce stress by being more conscious and aware, more in touch with your body and resources. Learning the fundamentals of breathwork, movement and meditation will guide you towards your inner center, without disturbance from the outside world.
Our Kokoon Wellness practitioners are trained to facilitate and support you to use your breath and body to maintain stable and vibrant health, regardless of your starting point.
Private lessons one-to-one
We create an individually tailored yoga, breathwork and meditation programs based on your prerequisites, needs and wishes. In addition to attending private yoga classes, the focus is on the active practice at home of exercises, breathing techniques and meditation. We guide you, step by step, bringing more awareness of where you are at in life, finding out together what the next steps might be on your path to increased health and well- being.


MediYoga © (Medical Yoga)
MediYoga is a soft and therapeutic form of yoga that is suitable for all people, even those with physical or mental limitations. It is a meditative yoga with breathing exercises, soft simple movements and meditation. Especially designed for you who wants to learn to better handle all types of stress, strain and imbalances in yourself. This form of yoga helps to balance and strengthen your hormonal system, nervous system and immune system. By doing MediYoga regularly, you will be able to achieve better sleep, feel softer and more supple in your body, enjoy better energy, a more stable mood and a better quality of life. The exercises are both dynamic and static, specifically put together to have a deeper effect on the muscles, nervous system, internal organs and the brain, which in turn all contribute to increased well-being. In several countries, such as Norway and Sweden, MediYoga is used in the healthcare system due to its proven health-promoting effects in rehabilitation, prevention and treatment.
Breathwork
The breath and its overall impact are widely underestimated, both by health professionals and by most people. You breathe on average somewhere between 15 and 30 000 times a day and it is the only function in your body that is both conscious and unconscious. Deep and good breathing is essential for your physical and mental well-being. In other words, we can say that your breathing is a barometer of your mood. Small changes in the way you breathe can make a huge difference in everyday life.
The wonderful thing about breathing is that it is free and there is a lot you can do on your own. Some simple adjustments can go a long way. For example, adopting an appropriate breathing technique with a focus on prolonged exhalation will activate the part of the nervous system that makes you feel calm and more present to your body.
All Kokoon Wellness practitioners have a high level of experience and thorough training in different breathing techniques – including on how to guide others into conscious breathing. Our goal is for you to experience the downright magical effect that correct breathing can have on your overall well-being.

Meditation
Meditation is an ancient practice that can be done in many different ways. Some people will find it beneficial to repeat a given mantra in a sitting position, others will move or walk in a certain way to silence or music, whilst others will concentrate on something specific in a sitting or lying position. Meditation can help to quieten the mind and lead to experience oneself from a space of weightlessness, enabling oneself to feel the reality of our deeper nature, the spirit we are, always present beyond our physical body.
Through meditation, many people have found that they are able to access their inner space, in which they feel calm, safe, in balance and harmony. It can even be the key to the feeling of being one with the Universe and all that is. Meditation has proven to be extremely effective to reduce mental, physical and emotional stress. It is a practice that gives us the opportunity to observe what is going on in our life. Taking that step back can allow us to unhook from repeating thoughts and overwhelming emotions, which in turn can have a positive influence on various health challenges.