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Trauma Informed Yoga & Embodied Resilience @ Day Break Yoga

  • Day Break Yoga 794 Broadway Avenue Bedford, OH, 44146 United States (map)

This is an 8 hour immersion program for folks interested in deepening their awareness of trauma and integrating best practices into their current offerings, including yoga instructors, body workers, massage therapists, space holders, counselors and more. The core components of this training are MIND-BODY CONNECTION + RESILIENCE.

Mind-Body Connection/ Topics include: physiology + neuroscience of trauma, symptoms of trauma + toxic stress (physical, hormonal, energetic, mental, emotional and relational), research that supports the use of yoga and mindfulness as mechanisms to mitigate the effects of trauma, yogic philosophy as related to trauma in the body

Resilience/ Topics include: how to support post traumatic growth within the boundaries of a yoga class offering, verbal cues, language, the power of choice, potential triggers, hands-on adjustments, specific asana/ movement, tools for grounding + self-regulation, ethical, cultural and social justice considerations / intersections with trauma

Program Includes/

> 60 minute trauma informed yoga practice

> Training manual with resources, hands on practices, sample guided meditations, playlists, references for further learning & more

> Practice teaching/ space- holding & group reflections

> Care packages curated for attendees to tend to their own self keeping, during & post program

Come as you are, all are welcome (no experience/ prerequisites necessary)

Hosted by Day Break Yoga/ Bedford, OH | Investment $225 in person, includes VEGAN lunch, $150 livestream option (lunch not included)

Saturday, April 9th | 10am- 6pm

www.daybreak.yoga/schedule

Led by Megan Davis, LISW-S, RYT/500. Megan has over 15 years of experience working as a school based therapist in inner city Cleveland. Since completing her first yoga teacher training in 2012, she has integrated yoga + mindfulness into her work with children, teens, families + women. She has taught trauma-informed yoga in schools, mental health agencies and drug + alcohol treatment settings. In addition to yoga teacher training and empowerment workshops, she currently teaches yoga + mindfulness at Applewood Centers and serves as the Executive Director for local non-profit ZENworks Yoga.