Trauma-Informed Yoga Certification
In-Person Continuing Education Experience for Yoga Teachers | Mooresville, NC
Overview
Spend a day immersing in an advanced CEU experience with Give Yoga NC and Melissa Aguirre.
Trauma-informed yoga is more than a set of modifications or a trend-driven label. It is a way of teaching that considers how every element of the practice, from cueing and pacing to relationship, environment, and philosophy, may affect the people in the room. This training helps you develop a grounded, embodied, and culturally aware foundation so you can lead with integrity, adapt with clarity, and serve with genuine care. This program is a strong fit for those who want to deepen their trauma-informed knowledge, fill gaps left by prior training, revisit yoga psychology through a trauma-informed lens, or strengthen the way they serve students and clients.
This continuing education experience is designed for yoga teachers and helping professionals who want to deepen their ability to serve. Rooted in yoga, neuroscience, and integrative health, the training combines evidence-informed education with practical, embodied application.
LOGISTICS
WHERE: Soul Wellness
WHEN: Saturday, January 7 at 8:30am-5:30pm
RESERVE YOUR SPOT:
Early Bird Rate $90 | After 12/7 $120 | Deposit $50
More details summary the flow of the day logistics
The Experience at a Glance
Foundations
Trauma-informed yoga is a responsibility that belongs in every class we lead. Learn the framework for creating trauma-sensitive spaces within the yoga teacher’s scope of practice.
Yoga as Adjunct
Explore yoga psychology and the evidence-informed research and clinical application that speak to the benefits of yoga as a therapeutic adjunct in health settings.
Neuroscience and Physiology
Understand how trauma affects the body and how yoga supports co-regulation, interoception, and the physiological capacity for regulation.
Subtle Anatomy
Learn how to choose and guide breath practices with care, helping students befriend their bodies through the breath. We’ll explore the prana vayus, subtle anatomy, and how they relate to trauma-informed teaching.
Modifications
Develop the skills to create inclusive classes where people of every background can participate and leave feeling supported.
Trauma-Informed Yoga Nidra
Deepen your understanding of Yoga Nidra and practices that build interoceptive awareness, maintain a trauma-sensitive environment, and hold space with welcoming presence.
Bringing It to the Mat
Integrate everything you’ve learned through practice and application. Explore inner resourcing, post-traumatic growth, and how to choose the right tools for each class setting.
Community
Elevate your capacity and competency to serve your community through a trauma-informed approach along with when and how to refer out, build a referral network, and be part of interdisciplinary care.