Register Now: 16-Hour Trauma-Informed Yoga Training In-Person in NYC

Passionate to better support students, clients, or individuals in your life impacted by trauma? Join our upcoming May training.

This training is sold out, space is limited due to it being in person! Save the date for our next training (virtual) on November 7th & 8th, 12:30-8:30pm EST (both days). Email training@exhaletoinhale.org to be added to the interest list.

Passionate to better support students, clients, or individuals in your life impacted by trauma? Join Exhale to Inhale's in-person 16-hour trauma-informed yoga training, taking place May 2nd and 3rd, with trainers Amy Apgar and Matty Espino!
In this training, you will develop your own trauma-informed practices through learning about:

• How trauma impacts the body and brain
• Tangible yoga-based, trauma-informed resources to support those impacted by trauma
• How to customize your language, space-building, and classes/sessions to be more inclusive of survivor needs

You do not need to be a yoga teacher to attend as this training is recommended for anyone working with with individuals who may be impacted by trauma.

Dates & Times:

Day 1 - Saturday, May 2nd, 9:30 am - 6:30 pm EST [with breaks]

Day 2 - Sunday, May 3rd, 9:30 am - 6:30 pm EST [with breaks]

~Plus a 2-hour Self-Study Module~

Location:

Brooklyn Wellness Club

704 DeKalb Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216

Tickets:

• Early bird (expires on April 5th): $510.00
• Full rate: $560.00
• You + rate (two tickets as an act of generosity): $956
• BIPOC Rate: $280

Payment plans are available through third-party apps such as Klarna, feel free to use those as you need!

Please email us at training@exhaletoinhale.org with questions.

Please Note: You will receive a certificate of completion after this training, and it is eligible for 16 hours of CEUS with the Yoga Alliance.

This training is solely for professional development and is not intended as an intervention for personal healing. Please keep in mind talking about trauma, even in the context of professional training can be triggering. Before attending the training, we invite you to resource yourself to ensure you have personal support to appropriately engage with this work.