YOGA CALM TRAINING
Transforming Trauma Online Course
In this 12-hour online course, you will learn a strength‐based approach for working with childhood trauma in schools and therapeutic settings.
In addition, you’ll also gain skills to help you manage your own stress, trauma and post-trauma reactions. You’ll also learn:
- Latest findings in neurobiology as it relates to stress, trauma and developmental trauma
- How stress and trauma uniquely manifest in children
- What’s missing in the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) rating scale, effects of trauma on the developing brain and identifed resliency factors
- How to build resilience “toolkits” and create lesson/treatment plans that help youth identify their individual, family and cultural strengths, support systems, and daily practices to promote resilience and growth
- Targeted interventions to safely de-escalate fight, flight or freeze responses
This course is particularly useful for teachers, school counselors, clinicians and social service workers, though parents, foster/adoptive parents or anyone working with youth will benefit.
No prerequisites or prior yoga experience necessary.
Creating healthy schools and therapeutic environments by rooting mindfulness and movement into the heart of our families and communities.
![👶Early Childhood 👦
We are loving our Move Mindfully Early Childhood Workshop! Here is what people are saying... 🗣
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“The techniques are easy to use and of great value to me in my child care setting and the kids respond well to it.”
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“I really love using everything I have learned with Move Mindfully. [It] has really calmed my children in my care.”
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“The children look forward to our breathing exercises and yoga. It has been a great tool to use in my child care.”
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And the data:
Two months after the training, 95% of providers used the techniques each week and 35% of those were using the techniques daily. Providers were most frequently using calming breaths (94%), yoga poses (89%), and the Hoberman sphere (89%) with children in their daycare. All providers reported that Move Mindfully® techniques were either helpful or slightly helpful in fostering children’s self-regulation, smooth transitions, de-escalation, and focus. Most providers (82%) reported Move Mindfully® was easy-to-use in the child care setting and the remaining 18% of providers considered the techniques somewhat easy-to-use. Most providers reported no barriers to using Move Mindfully®. The techniques require no special space, and no or low-cost equipment. •
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