Trauma-Informed, Brain-Sensitive (TIBS) Yoga Teacher Training: Level One
Created by Sarahjoy Marsh, MA, E-RYT 500,
Update: May 16, 2020: NEW ONLINE PROGRAM DETAILS To Be Announced Very Soon!!
Informed by emerging fields of trauma research and neuroscience, this powerful and unique training blends yoga, neuroscience, mindfulness, and brain science to address the complexities and residues of trauma in brain, mind and body. Together, we explore the rhythms of trauma, its manifestations in the mind and body, and how to re-awaken crucial brain capacities for living a vital life. We will dive deeply into polyvagal theory, attachment theory, and the value of right and left brain functions. Integrated with and facilitated through yogic practices, this is an embodied practice of social justice and transformation.
This training is appropriate for yoga teachers and mental health professionals. It is designed for those interested in integrating yoga, mindfulness, and meditation into their work.
This training begins with 4 hours of online video training content in yoga, neuroscience, mindfulness, and trauma-informed methodologies. The weekend immersion focuses on direct skill development with real time mentoring from our primary teacher and the teaching team. Not just content-rich, our training team is committed to helping teachers to deepen and develop their teaching skills as well as their interpersonal neurobiological self-care while teaching.
This training is eligible for continuing education credits through the Yoga Alliance as well as the International Association of Yoga Therapists.
This training is appropriate for yoga teachers and mental health professionals. It is designed for those interested in integrating yoga, mindfulness, and meditation into their work.
This training begins with 4 hours of online video training content in yoga, neuroscience, mindfulness, and trauma-informed methodologies. The weekend immersion focuses on direct skill development with real time mentoring from our primary teacher and the teaching team. Not just content-rich, our training team is committed to helping teachers to deepen and develop their teaching skills as well as their interpersonal neurobiological self-care while teaching.
This training is eligible for continuing education credits through the Yoga Alliance as well as the International Association of Yoga Therapists.
Eligible for continuing education credits with YA and IAYT.
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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.
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.
Why Trauma-Informed, Brain-Sensitive (TIBS) Yoga Teacher Training?
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With so much increasing need for safe, informed, attuned, sensitive, adaptive, inclusive, and culturally competent care, yoga is being considered a vital resource in settings where such care is needed. We provide yoga programs in prisons, hospitals, schools, and rehab centers. We also have requests to provide yoga in mental health triage centers, immigration centers, and domestic violence shelters.
While yoga provides a body-centered, brain-nurturing, stress-reducing experience, and develops the life skills tool kit our community members need to move from struggling with surviving to learning about thriving, HOW yoga is provided has a significant impact on its efficacy. This trauma-informed, brain-sensitive yoga training responds to the rising needs and prepares teachers for HOW to deliver truly effective yoga.
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