Sevanti has designed the Unity Yoga Teacher training Diploma (IYN) and teaches the majority of the syllabus.

Sevanti has developed the Unity Yoga Teacher Training (IYN) from many years of experience and research. In addition to to running this diploma, she is also the Founder and Director of Unity.

Immediately after completing her BA(hons) Degree in Dance Theatre at the Laban Centre, London, Sevanti certified at an Integral Yoga Teacher.

In 1998 Sevanti established her practice of Yoga (and Massage & healing), naming it 'Unity'. Since then Unity has expanded to become a Training School, where she has lovingly created her own Yoga Teacher Training Diploma (IYN) since 2000, in addition to her further established courses in Unity Partner Yoga™ Teacher Training (IYN), Holistic Massage (MTI) and Reiki (Embody). She has developed the Unity Studio, has run over 100 Yoga Retreats worldwide, offers various Massage & Healing Treatments and has many more exciting plans for the future!

Earle is an internationally published author, therapist, psychologist, educator and teaching fellow. Born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, Earle gained qualifications and expertise in physical education, sports therapy, clinical psychology and educational practices. He has extensive experience as a mentor and has developed mentorship programmes internationally. Earle has been instrumental in designing therapy programmes that promote reasoning and graduate skills employability.

He currently co-chairs The International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (ISSOTL): He is a fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine and served as student liaison officer for the British Association of Sports Rehabilitators and Trainers (BASRaT) and holds senior practitioner status in soft tissue therapy with the British Register of Complementary Practitioners (BRCP).

Earle is an internationally acclaimed presenter, sought after to deliver seminars and workshops. Earle has worked with partner consultancies to develop best practices and is involved in developing professional and student experiences through active engagement with industry and commercial events.

During 2012 Earle gave his services to LOCOG as an accredited sports massage therapist. He was situated in The Velodrome during The Olympics and in The Athletes Village during The Paralamypics.

Earle is an MTI (Massage Training Institute) accredited tutor and the Chair of MTI; is an elected member to the PSB for Massage on the CNHC (The Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council) and Vice Chair of the GCMT (The Council for Soft Tissue Therapies).

Chris graduated as a prize winning osteopath from the British School of Osteopathy in 2000 after a 4 year full time course, with an honours degree in osteopathy. His studies included a year of human dissection studies at Guy’s Hospital in London. Combined with 30 years experience as a yoga teacher, he also specializes in teaching anatomy to yoga teacher trainees, being on the faculty for several yoga teacher training courses including Triyoga in London.

Amarjeet believes in a holistic approach that enshrines the body, mind and soul, aiming to treat the cause not just the symptom of the disease, thus helping the body release its healing potential. He is recognised as a leading authority on all Indian traditional sciences and has written a best seller, 'A Practical Approach to Indian Head Massage', which is used as a definitive tool for all learning in this very popular healing science. Amarjeet has recently run a very successful national campaign to legalise herbal medicine of all traditions by convincing the government to incorporate a national register for herbalists.

The Ayurveda based curriculum is demanding in its undertaking and rewarding in its achievement. It will give the learner a level of understanding and expertise, which would not normally be available from training courses perhaps outside India. Amarjeet has a unique and charismatic entertaining style and his professional workshops are always packed with practical and spiritual knowledge.

Amber has been teaching yoga to adults and young people with physical and learning disabilities and mental health issues since 2003. She has taught in hospital, prison and Day Centres. She feels strongly that the benefits of yoga and mindfulness practices should be available to anyone, regardless of their age, health or social conditions; that all humans share universal needs. Amber has been practicing yoga since 1999 and graduated from the Vajrasati Yoga School in 2005. She holds a Yoga Therapy Foundation and has studied the You and Me Yoga programme. Amber also teaches general classes and bi-monthly 3 hour workshops in the Lewes area. She is strongly influenced and inspired by Peter Blackaby and the humanist yoga movement. She is also a BWY qualified pregnancy yoga teacher and offers training to professionals.

Cathy teaches Scaravelli inspired yoga - moving towards involuntary expression of the true self. Her approach combines all aspects of being present, in the body, mind, emotion, and spirit. Drawing on a deep and broad experience of yoga and her training and experience as an Energy Healer and Shamanic practitioner, Cathy helps you discover and use a diverse range of self-help tools.

Kathryn has been teaching since 1992 when her osteopath invited her to share practice one to one and in groups, at Harley Street Osteopaths. Trained in several traditions she brings a wealth of experience including trauma sensitive adaptive yoga and meditation for PTSD, support for mental health care in the community, as well as for addiction and pain management for sufferers of CFS and fibromyalgia. She regularly volunteers teaching iRest Yoga Nidra for the Sussex & Surrey Self Help Group. Kathryn lives in Horsham where she offers classes, workshops, trainings and annual retreats. She is a welcome guest on teacher training programmes sharing expertise as a teacher of iRest Yoga Nidra, as well as adaptive yoga for challenged populations supported by a restorative approach. Her father was a disabled war veteran; her mother suffered with fibromyalgia and her grandmother was an amputee. It is in remembrance that Kathryn dedicates the gifts of the teachings. And it is her absolute joy to share this with others.

Lex has been practicing yoga for 20 years and teaching for 15. Her yoga is inspired by the Indian and Nepalese yogis of the Himalaya's whom she lived and worked with for 9 months. She also studied Vedic Chanting in Bali for 2 months. In 1998 she spent 2 years helping to create and establish the Yoga Therapy Centre, which was at Great Ormond Street. Back home Lex formalised her Yogic studies by spending 2 years with the Mandala Yoga Ashram in Wales. Lex believes that there are as many types of yoga as there are people on the planet and that there is only one way to find your union (yoga), and that is your way. As a teacher Lex encourages her students to meet themselves, as they are and celebrate. Lex is passionate about sharing yoga with everyone regardless of any perceived limitation, and bringing Deaf Awareness to the Yoga Teaching Profession. She empowers student yoga teachers to find their confidence to teach yoga to a diverse range of students. Lex is a British Sign Language Communicator, she has taught in schools, hospitals, day centres, clinics, bedsides, houses and colleges. She works with children and adults with all kinds of special needs, illness, disabilities (different abilities). Lex is also a movement artist , she performed in the Opening Ceremony of the Paralympic Games 2012. She creates shows, theatre and teaches movement and yoga from her studio in Lewes.

Narayani is known for her powerful devotional singing, and for facilitating voice work that opens the heart and encourages our highest expression. Over the last 10 years, her journey of yoga led her to discover her own resonant voice. Leading her first Kirtan had such a profound and transformative impact on her life that she chose to offer that same gift to others, through Kirtan and voice workshops around the world. Narayani studied voice work with Chloe Goodchild and the Naked Voice, and she has learnt yoga and trained as a teacher in the lineage of Krishnamacharya and the Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centres.

Paul is a Lewes-based Yoga teacher & transformational facilitator, integrating the iRest bodysensing protocol (Yoga nidra) into his practice, classes & workshops. He specialises in sharing his own experience of change from a stress filled life using Yoga & meditation to find peace. Paul’s purpose in life is to find light in dark places, helping to heal the effect of unconscious pain, to find freedom from fear & to connect with our pure being. He is an active member of the Independent Yoga Network experienced at working with yoga & meditation in different primary & secondary rehab projects, mental health units & in prison. He has trained & studied yoga, meditation, breathwork, iRest (Yoga nidra) & dance practices with internationally renowned teachers from all around the world. He has also trained in facilitating Family Constellation work.