For Businesses and Individuals

Why does KALA exist?

To provide a modern approach to wellbeing.

We started KALA because most wellbeing spaces aren’t built for a wider audience, often leaving out certain groups and individuals - or if they are more inclusive, they don’t speak their language. Too often it’s overly spiritual, vague, or you need to be an expert in yoga.

We wanted something different. Something direct, practical and built for the realities two of the biggest groups face today: the everyday office worker and men. Targeting Stress, isolation, burnout, poor sleep and being stuck in city life. So we created it.

We wanted KALA to offer a better option, one that doesn’t require changing who you are or knowing your astrology chart, but just showing up.

That’s why we created KALA Business, to bring accessible, team social wellbeing experiences directly into the workplace…

and KALA for Men and KALA Social, offering modern wellbeing events for the everyman and everywoman who want to test the waters, without the feeling they’re joining a cult.

KALA FOR BUSINESS

KALA SOCIAL

A group of people attending a casual presentation or talk in a modern room with large windows and exposed brick walls. Two speakers, a man and a woman, are standing at the front, speaking to the audience who are seated and listening.

Who are KALA

KALA was founded by two friends with a shared passion, to make wellbeing more accessible.

A man sitting cross-legged on the floor, laughing and smiling, surrounded by a group of people during a yoga or meditation class.

Alex claims to be a ‘regular guy’ and can be found watching any sport in the pub or squashed up against the door on the northern line. He came across freediving a few years ago where he first realised a connection between breath and the mental state. Now a certified yoga instructor and freediver, he teaches breath control and mindfulness as tools for calm and clarity. His approach to exercise on the mat blends strength, balance and mental focus, shaped by his experience leading both energising flows and restorative sessions. All he wants is for more people to try some of the simple and practical wellbeing tools KALA and others offer.

A young woman with long dark hair, sitting with her arms crossed and smiling softly, wearing a white sleeveless top and layered necklaces, against a plain light green background.

Kate’s expertise lies in somatic therapy, where she works with the body and mind to help release tension, stress, and emotional blockages. With a strong background in yoga and somatic healing, she specializes in using body-centered techniques to promote nervous system regulation, reduce stress, and cultivate emotional resilience. Her holistic approach allows her to create deeply transformative experiences that address both physical and emotional wellbeing.