Our Urban Sanctuary
A Centre Built on Compassion, Community and Positive Change
"Meaningful change doesn't come from becoming someone different. It comes from creating the space to reconnect with who you've always been." Scott Hutchison-McDade
Scott and David Hutchison-McDade, who are married, co-own the Centre for Positive Change. Their shared passion for holistic wellbeing, meditation, yoga, mental health, and personal transformation guides everything we do.
We are more than just a yoga studio or therapy centre. Our community welcomes people from all backgrounds to slow down, feel supported, and reconnect with themselves.
Were Proud to be Heart Led
Come As You Are
Our values of compassion, inclusivity, authenticity, and sustainability guide every decision we make. We are proud to be a vegan-owned and LGBTQIA+ inclusive business, creating a safe, respectful, and judgment-free environment where everybody is treated with kindness, dignity, and respect, regardless of age, ability, background, faith, gender identity, sexual orientation, ethnicity, or previous experience.
No matter which class or event you join, you will always be welcomed just as you are.
We practice compassionate living in everything we do, not just in the studio. We do not use animal products in our classes, events, therapies, training, refreshments, or cleaning. Whenever possible, we choose eco-friendly suppliers and sustainable practices to help protect the planet.
We believe wellbeing should be accessible, inclusive, and truly human. Positive change starts when people feel safe to pause, breathe, and be themselves. This belief is at the core of everything we do.
A safe space for our LGBTI+ Community
The Scottish LGBTI+ Rainbow Mark recognises spaces across Scotland that are genuinely welcoming, inclusive, and safe for the LGBTI+ community.
It represents a clear commitment to:
🌈 Inclusion, diversity, and belonging
🌿 Creating safe, compassionate, judgement-free spaces
🤍 Reducing isolation and increasing positive visibility
✨ Ongoing learning through training and resources
Proudly supported by Equality Scotland, as part of the Equality Network.