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Half-Day Training: Intro to Trauma-Sensitive Yoga

Half-Day Training: Intro to Trauma-Sensitive Yoga, Saturday March 20th at 8am PST (Los Angeles) / 11am EST (New York) / 3pm GMT (London)

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Some of you have been asking about this training. This is a half-day training for yoga teachers, therapists, healthcare and other wellness practitioners, survivors, or anyone working with trauma survivors. You do not have to be a yoga teacher to attend this. At this time, the training is virtual.

The training covers:

  • Trauma theory to understand the impact of trauma on the body and mind.

  • Elements of trauma-sensitive care (including yoga) and how to incorporate them into your practice/work.

  • A full trauma-sensitive yoga practice to experience it for yourself and learn how movement and language may be included in your trauma-sensitive care work

  • Reflection time and discussion

Learn more here….

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NEW COURSE: How to Make Your Practice Trauma-Sensitive

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We created How to Make Your Practice Trauma-Sensitive, based on our experience as practitioners trained in trauma and working with trauma survivors. We think that this work is so important now more than ever, and we want to support other practitioners and organizations in their mission to help trauma survivors, by offering practical tools that can be applied instantly.

We start with trauma theory and then go into what makes a practice trauma-sensitive. Everything from the recovery process and establishing safety, to language, environment, and how to support your clients when they get triggered.

If this sounds like something you would benefit from, please check out the course page for details. Pre-orders get 20% off with code “trauma-sensitive” until 12/7.

We hope you find it helpful and if you have questions, we are here for you! Also, if you know anyone who could benefit from this, feel free to share with them. Or if we can speak at your organization, event, or podcast, let us know. We love this work and more than that we want to support other practitioners and organizations to do it, so help us spread the word!

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