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Yoga for Trauma


Yoga for Trauma Weekend Workshop with Tools for Inner Peace
Friday June 21- Sunday June 23
Lockerbrook Residential Centre, Snake Pass, Bamford, Hope Valley S33 0BJ

Join us for a workshop on the neuroscience of trauma recovery and how to teach trauma-informed yoga. Experience its benefits on body, breath and mind through gentle asana, pranayama, yoga nidra and meditation.

This weekend is open to everyone wishing to teach yoga to refugees or other trauma survivors. It’s also suited for those who want to learn how to use their body, breath and awareness to overcome and heal from their own stress and trauma.

Asana, pranayama, yoga nidra and meditation are combined with theory and an understanding of how trauma affects your physiology and psychology, as well as how yogic practices can support your capacity to find balance and restore resilience.

Sessions include:

  • Yoga for renegotiating trauma and connecting with the body

  • Freeing up the breath and letting go of tensions

  • Orienting to the present and environment of safety

  • Understanding the neuroscience of trauma

  • Learning the signs and symptoms of trauma

  • Trauma “First Aid”

Meet your facilitators:

  • Yogatara/Lisa is a certified Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, transpersonal psychologist, yoga instructor and therapist with extensive experience working with trauma resolution.

  • Katyayani/Kerry is a qualified counsellor and has been teaching yoga for 25 years to adults and children. She also supports the work of Tools for Inner Peace in Lebanon and the UK.

  • Yanar is a yoga therapist, yoga teacher and health journalist with over 15 years of experience with classical yoga. She has been supporting Tools for Inner Peace since it launched.

To secure your place:
£250 all-inclusive (instruction, room & board)
Some bursaries available. Please inquire.

Contact: info@tools4innerpeace.org | www.tools4innerpeace.org

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