trauma-informed-yoga-training

Trauma-Informed, Brain-Sensitive (TIBS) Yoga Teacher Training: Level Two

created by Sarahjoy Marsh, MA, E-RYT 500

Facilitated by Sarahjoy Marsh with Guest Presenters:

Dave Ebaugh, LCSW, will be a contributing member of our TIBS Level 2 training faculty May 29-31. With over 20 years of experience and a professional practice (Trauma Focused Therapy, EMDR, and Active Resolution Therapy) dedicated to the healing of traumatic events, Dave brings a depth of experience that will help us to understand the importance of the brain in trauma resolution.
https://www.traumafocusedtherapy.com/

The Covid-19 pandemic, ecological crisis, and political discord are planet-wide, shared traumas. Yoga teachers and mental health therapists will feel more empowered to help their students and communities when understanding how the brain works and how trauma can be resolved somatically, non-intellectually, even non-verbally.

Chris Huffine, Psy.D, will also be a contributing member of our TIBS Level 2 faculty. As Co-Founder and Executive Director of Allies in Change, Chris has created a research-driven methodology for working with domestic violence. His approach is compatible with the bio-psycho-social lens of yoga wherein we must work with both the individual and the collective, see the indwelling humanity with respect and consistency AND prevent pain and suffering from causing interpersonal violence. He is an authentic and knowledgeable presenter.

Chris provides counseling to individuals and couples, facilitates counseling groups, and regularly speaks on domestic violence at Portland State and Pacific University.
https://www.alliesinchange.org/

Eligible for continuing education
credits with YA and IAYT.

Weekend Schedule:
Friday:
6 - 8:30 pm Opening Session with Sarahjoy Marsh
Saturday:
9 - 10:30 am Hatha Yoga Practice based on TIBS Methodology
10:30 - 11 am Mid-Morning Break
11 am - 1 pm Chris Huffine, Allies in Change
1 - 2:30 pm Longer Lunch Break
2:30 - 4:30 pm Afternoon Training Session* + Practicum
4:30 - 6 pm Dave Ebaugh, Trauma-Informed Therapy

Sunday:
10 - 11:30 am Hatha Yoga Practice based on TIBS Methodology
11:30 am - 1 pm Longer Lunch Break
1 - 5:30 pm Afternoon Training Session* + Practicum
*Includes 4 - 4:30 pm Restorative Neurological Reset based on TIBS Methodology

Your investment in this training directly supports the DAYA Foundation Yoga Outreach Programs and Prison Yoga Teacher Trainings.
Thank you for supporting vital, life-changing programs!

Learn more about DAYA Prison Yoga Programs

Investment:
$600 Sustainer
$460 Reciprocity
$360 Mutuality
$280 Accessibility

Donation + Registration

INVESTMENT LEVELS:
Sustainer: Your financial resources allow for your to participate at this contribution level. You are providing 4 yoga classes for 10 students. You help us Sustain the Yoga Community inside Oregon’s prisons.

Reciprocity: Your financial resources enable you to participate at this contribution level, yet not more. We understand! Your contribution supports 2 yoga classes for 10 students. We call this Reciprocity because you’re supporting students’ to have access to yoga and we’re honored to discount your training fee by $140 in recognition of your desire to grow your skills and your service.

Mutuality: Your financial resources need careful consideration so that what you invest in is supports you and others, without compromising your financial responsibilities. We understand this! Your contribution supports 1 yoga class for 10 students in Oregon’s prisons. We call this Mutuality because we want to support you to have access to this training and we want to provide you with a discount of $240 payment level that still lets you also support access to yoga in Oregon’s prisons.

Accessibility: Your financial resources need even more careful consideration, yet we know you also want to attend trainings that deepen your skill and help you to serve others. This is our most basic payment option. It covers the cost of the training.