Therapeutic Yoga for Trauma Recovery Summit
You’ve heard for years that trauma lives in the body. But what’s been missing is the part most clinicians weren’t trained for: what to actually do, in the room, in real time, when a client’s nervous system — not their thinking — is running the session.
This shows up with your clients every week: the abuse survivor who “gets it” intellectually — then re-dysregulates the second processing starts. The domestic violence client who flinches at the word “breathe.” The grief client stuck in the same patterns, wondering if EMDR is even reachable from where their nervous system sits.
That’s why we’re introducing this first-time-ever Therapeutic Yoga for Trauma Recovery Summit, hosted by leading trauma expert Dr. Arielle Schwartz.
This isn’t yoga as exercise. It’s a two-day intensive in clinically grounded, evidence-based trauma-informed yoga — rooted in Polyvagal Theory, affective neuroscience, EMDR, and a growing research base — that gives the body a way to feel safety through pacing, breath, and gentle movement.
No jargon. No guesswork. Just practical, body-based interventions you can start using with your clients right away.
You’ll learn how to:
– Read nervous system cues in real time and adjust the pace of a yoga-informed intervention before a client flares, shuts down, or dissociates
– Introduce trauma-informed yoga safely and within scope, even without prior yoga training
– Bridge trauma-informed yoga with EMDR, parts-based work, and other approaches you already use
– Explain the evidence base for yoga-based trauma treatment to clients and colleagues with confidence
And you’ll start applying it immediately — in your very next session.
Join us live, and in just two days, you’ll deepen your clinical skills with practical, research-grounded trauma-informed yoga tools on topics including:
Polyvagal Theory • Nervous System Regulation • EMDR & Somatic Integration • CPTSD & Dissociation • Trauma-Informed Movement • Co-Regulation • Vestibular & Balance Work • Scope of Practice • And More!
This is your unique opportunity to quickly get up to speed on how to bring trauma-informed yoga into your therapy sessions — without needing to become a yoga teacher or sacrificing your clinical foundation.
