Pure Wellness Tasmania

Tasmania



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science-backed practical wellbeing programs
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Checking the class schedule before arrival helps match a weekly session with the preferred location in Kingston or Blackmans Bay.

Pure Wellness Tasmania is a practical wellbeing studio and retreat program based at 26A Auburn Road, Kingston Beach. Its work combines yoga, breathwork, meditation and one-to-one coaching with an emphasis on everyday habits that support feeling and functioning better.

The approach is grounded in science rather than clinical treatment or spiritual language. Dr Rebecca Chabot draws on research into neuroplasticity, stress responses, breathing, habits and thinking, translating those ideas into manageable practices. The tone is straightforward and accessible, with wellbeing treated as a skill that can be developed rather than a fixed personality trait.

Weekly yoga classes take place in Kingston and Blackmans Bay and are open to all levels. Sessions focus on strength, flexibility and a calmer mind, making the program suitable for participants looking for a regular movement practice as well as those interested in the mental side of wellbeing. The format is welcoming to people who arrive with different levels of experience.

Private coaching provides a one-to-one option built around the practical circumstances of everyday life. It is designed to help establish supportive habits and address patterns that may be getting in the way of feeling well. Coaching is arranged by enquiry, allowing the work to be tailored to the individual.

Retreats offer a longer break from routine, with programs across Tasmania and destinations beyond Australia. Their structure can include yoga, breathwork, meditation, deep rest, beach walks and shared meals, with small-group settings forming part of the retreat style. Special events add further ways to take part, including seasonal yoga sessions, breathwork, meditation and sound-based relaxation experiences.

Pure Wellness Tasmania suits people seeking a grounded approach to movement, rest and mental wellbeing, whether through a weekly class, focused coaching or a retreat. The Kingston Beach setting provides a local base for regular sessions, while the wider program extends into retreat environments around Tasmania and overseas.

Frequently Asked Questions

The venue is at 26A Auburn Road, Kingston Beach, Tasmania 7050.
Dr Rebecca Chabot delivers the yoga, coaching, breathwork, meditation and retreat programs.
Yoga classes can be booked through the venue website, which also provides information about the available class options.
Weekly classes are offered in Kingston and Blackmans Bay. Session times are listed with the current class schedule.
No. The classes are described as suitable for all levels.
Yes. One-to-one coaching is available by enquiry and is shaped around individual circumstances.
Retreat descriptions include real food as part of the experience. The regular classes and coaching sessions are wellbeing services rather than dining occasions.
Classes and retreats provide group formats, including small-group retreat experiences. Family-specific programming is not identified as part of the offering.
Outdoor practice forms part of selected activities, including beach yoga and retreats held at oceanfront locations. This is separate from a published outdoor dining or seating arrangement.

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