$377.00
Embark on a transformative journey that integrates yoga techniques with trauma-informed practices to heal both emotional and physical wounds.
Learn how to cultivate inner peace, build resilience, and create a safe space for emotional expression through the power of yoga.
Discover how mindful movement can facilitate profound healing and restore a sense of wholeness
Explore emotional and physical trauma from a yogic perspective in this two-day intensive designed for those who work with military veterans, emergency responders, abused children or adults, as well as those who have experienced their own trauma.
Continuing Education Credits:
Required Materials
Recommended Materials
Training Info & Attendance
In-Person: Wait to book non-refundable travel until your training is confirmed.
Online: Zoom link and digital manual provided one week before training.
Self-Study: Learn at your own pace with digital materials in your YogaFit account.
Materials: Required & Recommended List
Cancellations & Transfers: All standard policies apply. Review our Terms and Conditions anytime. https://yogafit.com/terms-of-use/
Questions? We’re here to help!
Email info@yogafit.com or call (858) 310-0007.
Wait to book non-refundable travel until your training is confirmed.
Zoom link and digital manual provided one week before training.
Learn at your own pace with digital materials in your YogaFit account.
Materials: Required & Recommended List
Cancellations & Transfers: All standard policies apply. Review our Terms and Conditions anytime. https://yogafit.com/terms-of-use/
Questions? We’re here to help!
Email: info@yogafit.com or
Call: (858) 310-0007
Comprehensive Training Manual Lecture and Guided Practice Small Group Work Practice Teaching Sessions Private Student Community Access Yoga Alliance Continuing Education Credits (CEUs) The physiological and psychological effects of trauma & PTSD, with focus on the brain and neuroendocrine system How trauma gets stored in the body and why body-based practices work Polyvagal theory, the significance of the vagus nerve in trauma, and the role that yoga plays in its ability to function well The critical components of a trauma-sensitive yoga class Transformational language critical to working with this population Why yoga’s gentle body-based approach is particularly effective in releasing trauma through self-guided movement and heightened inner awarenessEnhance Mind–Body BalanceLearn From ExpertsStudy at Your Own PaceDeepen Your PracticeMake a Positive ImpactEarn a Recognized CertificateIf you’re not happy, retake your course free within 7 days—with a trainer and format of your choice.
