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Understanding Trauma in the Studio: Disrupted Sleep

by Katrina Kopeck / trauma-informed yoga

The standard run-of-the-mill yoga class is structured in a way that is not always comfortable or accessible for people with trauma in their systems. To better understand this, let’s look at some of the most common symptoms of trauma, how they can show up in a yoga class, and how you can make simple adjustments […]

Understanding Trauma in the Studio: Avoidance and Isolation

by Katrina Kopeck / trauma-informed yoga

The standard run-of-the-mill yoga class is structured in a way that is not always comfortable or accessible for people with trauma in their systems. To better understand this, let’s look at some of the most common symptoms of trauma, how they can show up in a yoga class, and how you can make simple adjustments […]

Understanding Trauma in the Yoga Studio: Triggers

by Katrina Kopeck / teach yoga, trauma-informed yoga

The standard run-of-the-mill yoga class is structured in a way that is not always comfortable or accessible for people with trauma in their systems. To better understand this, let’s look at some of the most common symptoms of trauma, how they can show up in a yoga class, and how you can make simple adjustments […]

Understanding Trauma in the Yoga Studio: Hyperarousal

by Katrina Kopeck / teach yoga, trauma-informed yoga

The standard run-of-the-mill yoga class is structured in a way that is not always comfortable or accessible for people with trauma in their systems. To better understand this, let’s look at some of the most common symptoms of trauma, how they can show up in a yoga class, and how you can make simple adjustments […]

Understanding Trauma in the Yoga Studio: Hypervigilance

by Katrina Kopeck / teach yoga, trauma-informed yoga

The standard run-of-the-mill yoga class is structured in a way that is not always comfortable or accessible for people with trauma in their systems. To better understand this, let’s look at some of the most common symptoms of trauma, how they can show up in a yoga class, and how you can make simple adjustments […]

How Do I Become a Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher?

by Katrina Kopeck / teach yoga, trauma-informed yoga

You know what trauma-informed yoga is and what makes a class or teacher good. Now, let’s look at what it takes to become a trauma-informed yoga teacher. I’m already a yoga teacher – how do I become a trauma-informed yoga teacher? If you haven’t already, get your 500-hour certification! More training means a better understanding […]

How Do I Know a Trauma-Informed Yoga Class is… Good?

by Katrina Kopeck / teach yoga, trauma-informed yoga

Now that you know what trauma-informed yoga is, let’s look at what to look out for in classes and teachers. But first, huge kudos to you for seeking out trauma-informed yoga! Whether you are a practitioner looking to support the trauma in your system or a yoga teacher with experience working with trauma, it’s important […]

What is Trauma-Informed Yoga?

by Katrina Kopeck / teach yoga, trauma-informed yoga

I’m often suspicious of clinical or academic terminology that becomes popularized. Pop psychology usually starts rooted in science, then as it makes its rounds through celebrities, talk shows, and wellness communities, it loses focus and becomes a ghost of its clinical self. Take narcissism, for example. Narcissistic Personality Disorder is a diagnosable disorder, outlined in […]

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