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Trauma-Sensitive Yoga Basis Training Mei 2023 – Fully Booked

Deze Trauma-Sensitive Yoga Foundational training voor mei 2023 is volgeboekt. Neem gerust contact op met Esther via esther@traumasensitiveyoganederland.com om je naam toe te voegen aan de wachtlijst, of informeer naar onze volgende online of in-person training in 2023. We zijn momenteel aanvullende basistrainingen aan het plannen voor 2023, die in het Nederlands en Engels [...]

By |2023-07-21T16:17:57+02:00August 27th, 2022||0 Comments

Belonging – A Human Need

By Esther van der Sande In this short article we would like to stand still by the importance of belonging a human need we all need though not always feel or have been able to create this sense of belonging. What is it …, and what can we do to create a sense of [...]

By |2022-08-17T13:52:06+02:00August 17th, 2022|Article, Mental Health|0 Comments

Trauma-Sensitive Yoga LIVE ONLINE Lessons May ’22

TCTSY applies choice and body-centred self-awareness to support a recovery process, a gentle intervention that initiates healing through people regaining a relationship with the present moment and their body. The language used throughout a yoga session is invitational and encourages curiosity to explore what one might feel in different parts of their body based on the form they are choosing to take. Over time participants begin to experience the effects of taking positive action and making choices.

By |2021-12-09T18:46:23+01:00December 9th, 2021||0 Comments

Trauma-Sensitive Yoga LIVE ONLINE Lessons May ’22

TCTSY applies choice and body-centred self-awareness to support a recovery process, a gentle intervention that initiates healing through people regaining a relationship with the present moment and their body. The language used throughout a yoga session is invitational and encourages curiosity to explore what one might feel in different parts of their body based on the form they are choosing to take. Over time participants begin to experience the effects of taking positive action and making choices.

By |2021-12-09T18:23:19+01:00December 9th, 2021||0 Comments

Trauma-Sensitive Yoga Foundational Training (20-Hour)

TCTSY is an adjunctive treatment for complex trauma and complex Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), developed in collaboration with the Center for Trauma and Embodiment in Brookline, Massachusetts, since 2003 and as part of the Justice Resource Institute (JRI) since 2006. TCTSY is utilized with children, youth, and adults throughout the United States and in dozens of countries around the world.

By |2022-05-11T09:03:19+02:00November 1st, 2021||0 Comments

Trauma-Sensitive Yoga LIVE ONLINE Lessons May ’22

Trauma-Sensitive Yoga provides a safe place where people can begin to connect with their bodies, and their breath, in relation to the trauma. Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY) is an effective adjunctive, and complementary treatment for those suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), complex or developmental trauma. This technique was developed by David Emerson at the Justice of Resource Institute (JRI) in Boston, MA.

By |2022-03-21T12:56:54+01:00November 1st, 2021||0 Comments

Trauma-Sensitive Yoga Foundational Training – January 2022 – Live & Online – Fully Booked

Dear Participant, The Trauma-Sensitive Yoga training for January 2022  is fully booked.  Please contact Esther here to add your name to the waiting list, or enquire about our next online training in  May 2022.  We are in the process of planning new training' for 2022 facilitated in Dutch and English.   I am looking [...]

By |2021-12-19T21:10:16+01:00June 1st, 2021||0 Comments

TSY as a Complementary Treatment for PTSD: A Qualitative Analysis

Research on posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and chronic childhood abuse have revealed that traditional trauma treatments often fail to fully address the complicated symptom presentation, including somatic complaints, loss of awareness of one’s emotional and physical being in the present moment, and overall lack of integration between the self and the body. The mindfulness-based intervention [...]

By |2019-06-12T11:26:00+02:00June 12th, 2019|Health & Wellbeing, Mental Health|0 Comments
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