As we cope with and seek to resolve trauma across the US and world, a trauma-informed approach to yoga is more essential than ever. With a focus on healing and developing psychological resources through yoga, students will walk away from this training with tools to ground, calm, and care for themselves amidst all that we continue to face.
to Register, first purchase the $50 pricing option and then reserve your spot in the Workshop on the Schedule page.
About the Event
$50
1:00-3:30pm PST
Saturday, October 1st
Love Story Valencia
Healing Trauma & Promoting Resilience Through Yoga
When traumatic experiences pile on top of each other, embodied practices that make space for healing and cultivate resilience become essential. Yoga can have profound positive impacts on mental & emotional health, and we can learn to design our practice to effectively support our personal path of trauma recovery. In this training, you'll learn the essential components of practicing and teaching yoga in a trauma-informed way. After completing this training experience, you'll be able to:
Identify common symptoms of post-traumatic stress and how they show up on the mat
Offer simple somatic practices to support yourself and your students when someone gets triggered
Understand how yoga practices impact your body and nervous system, and how to use this knowledge to address the impacts of trauma
Infuse trauma-informed principles into everything you do
Cultivate your own resilience and share it with others
As we cope with and seek to resolve trauma across the US and world, a trauma-informed approach to yoga is more essential than ever. With a focus on healing and developing psychological resources through yoga, students will walk away from this training with tools to ground, calm, and care for themselves amidst all that we continue to face. This workshop includes lecture-style learning, small group discussion, and yoga practices – please arrive ready to learn, converse, connect, reflect and practice.
Lisa Danylchuk, LMFT, E-RYT, IAYT
Lisa Danylchuk, LMFT, E-RYT, is a licensed psychotherapist and founder of The Center for Yoga and Trauma Recovery. A graduate of UCLA and Harvard University, her work has pioneered the field of trauma-informed yoga and transformed our understanding of embodiment practices in therapeutic work. More than 400 providers from 32+ countries have completed Lisa’s Yoga for Trauma (Y4T) Online Training Program, the first virtual program to train providers offering trauma-informed yoga.
Lisa currently serves as President of the International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation and has served in leadership roles for the organization for the past 5 years. Her research has been published by the American Counseling Association and she has contributed to many peer-reviewed articles in the fields of trauma and human development. She’s written for the American Psychological Association, Good Therapy and was named one of the top 20 Inspirational Yoga Teachers To Follow in 2016. Honored as Luluemon’s first California ambassador, her website www.howwecanheal.com has also been recognized as a Top 25 Yoga Blog.
Lisa's books include Embodied Healing: Using Yoga to Recover from Trauma and Extreme Stress (2015), How You Can Heal: A Strength Based Guide to Trauma Recovery (2017), and most recently Yoga for Trauma Recovery: Theory, Philosophy, and Practice (2019). She is also a contributing editor for the Best Practices for Yoga for Veterans, published by the Yoga Service Council. She also founded the How We Can Heal Podcast in March of 2022, with appearances from Gabby Bernstein, Kris Carr, and other wellness experts.
Lisa lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. When she’s not writing or teaching, you’ll likely find her running trails in nearby parks or snuggling with her two dogs, Iris and Bumi.