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Yoga vs Cognitive Processing Therapy for Military Sexual Trauma–Related PTSD

The recent randomized controlled trial stands as the largest and most robust evaluation thus far for the TCTSY model. Since 2002, this approach has been actively employed and researched, consistently exhibiting positive outcomes for those affected by trauma. Additionally, TCTSY contributes to a modern mental health movement, spotlighting the body's involvement in healing from psychological trauma and severe PTSD—especially beneficial for cases where verbal therapies may have limited impact.

Een uitnodiging tot aanwezigheid en verbinding

Nieuwsbrief – Voorjaar 2025 Lieve lezer, Het is alweer een tijdje geleden dat we via deze weg contact hadden. In een wereld die voortdurend in beweging is, delen we graag een update van onze activiteiten en reiken we je inspiratie en oefening aan — momenten van reflectie, verstilling en verbinding. Moge deze nieuwsbrief een [...]

What Does It Really Mean to Be Trauma-Sensitive?

Dear reader, From time to time, people say to me:"I keep hearing the word trauma-sensitive... but what does it actually mean?" And I understand that question deeply. Because the more often a word is used, the easier it becomes to forget what it truly asks of us. For me, trauma sensitivity isn’t a technique.It’s [...]

Trauma-sensitieve yoga: herstel en veerkracht

Door Esther van der Sande Trauma-sensitieve yoga (TSY) is gebaseerd op het wetenschappelijk gevalideerde model van Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitieve Yoga (TCTSY). Dit model werd ontwikkeld door David Emerson en Dr. Bessel van der Kolk aan het Trauma Center in Brookline, Massachusetts (Emerson & Hopper, 2011; Van der Kolk, 2014). TSY is specifiek ontworpen om [...]

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Experience Trauma-Sensitive Yoga at the ESTSS Conference 2025

The 18th biennial conference of the European Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ESTSS) will take place in Tbilisi, Georgia, in June 2025. With the theme "Exploring New Approaches for Healing and Recovery in Times of Global Uncertainty and Extreme Stress," this conference will bring together leading experts, researchers, and therapists from around the world [...]

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