Mind & mental wellbeing in Perth

Krista teaches Vedic Meditation across Perth, Margaret River and Busselton — a four-day beginner's course preceded by a free intro talk, then weekly group meditations to keep the practice honest, with kids' programs, corporate training and retreats alongside. She came to teaching after fifteen years in WA mining and trained in the Himalayan foothills in 2020.

Pranayama-based breathwork built around the traditional understanding of breath as life force: studio group classes, private one-to-one sessions at your home or chosen spot, and private group sessions for couples or friends. A guided audio library — The Breath Within — keeps the practice going between sessions.

Pranayama breathwork classes and guided meditation in Perth, with studio sessions and events running thirty to ninety minutes and one-on-one sessions shaped to the person. A small practice built on collaboration with other local facilitators.

Meg facilitates guided breathing practices across Perth studios — a regular Monday evening group class at Centre Space, hour-long private one-to-ones working through different breathing patterns and techniques, plus corporate workshops and retreats.

A lay Zen community in the Diamond Sangha lineage, sitting zazen every Thursday evening at the Beaconsfield church hall since its founding in 1982 — newcomers arrive at six for orientation. Teachers Mari Rhydwen Roshi and Glenn Wallis Roshi guide the practice, with monthly sits on country, quarterly intensive sitting days and an annual multi-day sesshin. Runs on dana; mats and chairs provided.

Ninety-minute breathwork sessions from Bayswater, in person or online — longer than a typical class, with room for the slow build, the peak and a proper wind-down in a single sitting.

Guided meditation in the Karma Kagyu tradition three times a week at Bibra Lake — Monday and Wednesday evenings and Sunday afternoons — each session opening with a short talk before twenty to thirty minutes of guided practice in English. Free to attend, donations voluntary, no experience needed; cushions and chairs provided.

Paula Flinn holds conscious connected breathwork in a small Fremantle studio, deliberately kept intimate — group sessions cap at six people, on the first Friday evening of each month, alongside private one-to-one work.

Free meditation classes and workshops across Perth — Inglewood, Mount Claremont and Belmont among the venues — run continuously as a community service in the Sri Chinmoy tradition, with the Perth centre re-established in 1995. Classes are pitched at beginners, working from quietening the mind toward heart-centred meditation. Always free of charge.

Somatic breathwork out of Fremantle in every format the practice comes in — group circles, private sessions, workshops and retreats — with the somatic emphasis on letting the body lead rather than the technique.