Courses

Courses: 2022 

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You will be directed to my other two websites, where you can find detailed information about my Majickal menu of belly dance classes and meditation workshops, as well as tarot readings and courses.

Scroll down for some reviews by past participants: 




Please Sign Up to my email list below, so you catch one of these workshops near you. More information on individual courses will appear on this site in 2021.


Here's what past students think:

'Leanne conducts a fantastic class every time and I definitely noticed my skills and fitness improve. However it's the caring and supportive atmosphere I found the most unique and best...a very uplifting and joyful dance class.' - Kerrie, School Teacher.

'Leanne is a very talented, passionate and professional teacher. Her unique content and teaching style will benefit students of any level. I highly recommend Leanne and all her classes.' - Rebecca, Business Owner.

'I have attended both Leanne's Majickal Bellydance and Meditation classes. Leanne is the most wonderful, supportive and caring teacher. Her dance classes opened my eyes to thinking about movement and dance in a different — more connected way. Her guided meditation classes allowed me to close out the noise of the rest of the world, and to focus on quietening my mind. Leanne will always be a valued teacher in my life.' - Rhian, Senior Manager.

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