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20-hour Trauma Sensitive Yoga Training – LIVE ONLINE & In-Person with Jody Hassel
January 14, 2022, @ 2:30 pm - January 16, 2022, @ 5:30 pm HST
January 14-15-16, 2022
Friday: 2:30-5:30pm HST
Saturday: 10:30am-1:30pm HST + 2:30-5:30pm HST
Sunday: 10:30am-1:30pm HST + 2:30-5:30pm HST
5hrs of pre-recorded modules and independent study.
All times are displayed as Hawaii Standard time. Calculate your timezone here.
SLIDING SCALE:
$400 | Supporter Rate (support others as well as yourself)
$350 | Sustainer Rate (pays for you)
$300 | Community Rate (discounted)
Value of this training: $350
If none of the above pricing options are within your means, please contact us at info@stillandmovingcenter.com for more options.
Please, select Online or In-person when signing up
TCTSY Foundational Training
with Jody Hassel of Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY)
This 20-hour training introduces participants to specific tools to facilitate trauma-sensitive movement. We will explore hatha yoga and breath practices, which can be vital to the healing process of complex trauma. The training emphasizes core components of the theory and practice of trauma sensitive yoga, and how they relate to other anti-oppressive and trauma sensitive treatment methods.
This program includes:
- The latest trauma theories and neurophysiology
- Theoretical underpinnings and methodology of TCTSY
- An in-depth look at studies involving TCTSY
- Opportunities to practice the methods.
Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY) has become a leading evidence-based adjunct treatment for Complex Trauma (sometimes called chronic, treatment-resistant Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). TCTSY is the only yoga-based practice accepted by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHA) and listed with the National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP). This unique intervention is based on the robust research that has emerged from the Trauma Center in Boston, MA.
This training is designed for social workers, activists, mental health clinicians, yoga teachers, educators, other health care professionals and anyone looking to deepen their understanding of complex, intersectional trauma. There are no prerequisites to taking this workshop. All are welcome.
Complex trauma dramatically impacts the nervous system. This course is designed to support professionals in broadening their repertoire with trauma sensitive movement and incorporates aspects of the Evidence Based Practice (EBP) of Trauma Center Trauma Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY) to specifically address the connection between trauma and the nervous system.
This weekend training qualifies as the prerequisite for application to the Center for Trauma and Embodiment’s TCTSY 300-Hour Annual Certification program and is eligible for CEs (18 contact, 2 non-contact) with Yoga Alliance (YA), International Association of Yoga Therapists (IAYT), and various state licensing boards (as requested). Please let us know if you need Continuing Education Credit hours.
COST:
The value of the training is $350
How much you pay for training and practice can be an act of justice. For those of you who can afford to pay on the higher end of the scale, your payment helps to support those who cannot. This is one way to leverage our privilege and stand for equity for everyone. If you cannot pay the higher end suggested, consider what is authentically sustainable for you, and pay that. Please contact us at 808-397-7678 to select the Community rate.
SLIDING SCALE:
$400 | Supporter Rate (support others as well as yourself)
$350 | Sustainer Rate (pays for you)
$300 | Community Rate (discounted)
If none of the above pricing options are within your means, please contact us at info@stillandmovingcenter.com for more options.
Jody Hassel
Your facilitator, Jody Hassel, is the TCTSY Trainer for Alaska and Hawaii and a Supervisor for the 300-Hour TCTSY Certification program with the Center for Trauma and Embodiment at the Justice Resource Center in Boston. Creating access to an embodied practice of being present and feeling empowered is her highest priority in facilitating yoga.
Jody facilitates Trauma Sensitive Yoga in small-group and private sessions at Blossom House Healing Arts and to community members in various programs in Fairbanks, Alaska. She is the founder and Executive Director of Blossom House, a nonprofit service organization providing accessible, trauma-informed interventions to incarcerated and in-custody communities. As a headquarters for healing, trauma stewardship, and community gatherings, Blossom House facilitates a collective of artists, teachers, and therapists who work to create access to wellness in order to cultivate a caring and just community.
Blossom House’s Yoga Service Project Alaska and Breadcrumbs Theatre Company currently offer weekly sessions for men and women at the Fairbanks Correctional Center, and for youth at the Fairbanks Youth Facility, and Family Centered Services Residential Treatment Center. Jody also offers Trauma Sensitive Yoga for clients of Turning Point Counseling.
Iyengar-based hatha, restorative, and vinyasa yoga styles add to Jody’s trauma-informed practice in other community classes at University of Alaska Fairbanks and Tanana Chiefs Conference facilities. Jody is the lead facilitator of Mindfulness and Yoga Practices at Turning Point Counseling Center’s Intensive Outpatient Program, and she continues to develop her understanding of personal and community trauma through yoga, creative writing, and the performing arts.
Jody can be reached at jodyhassel@gmail.com.
About TCTSY: website https://www.traumasensitiveyoga.com/
About JRI: website http://www.traumacenter.org/
FAQ on 20 Hour TCTSY Foundations Training
Frequently Asked Questions on 20 Hour TCTSY Foundations Training
Q Do I need to be a yoga teacher to attend?
A No, anyone interested in learning more is welcome and many kinds of professionals attend including mental health professionals, educators, nurses, body workers, nutritionists, wellness and life coaches, etc.
Q What credentials will I have after completing the training?
A You will receive a completion letter showing that you have received 20 hours of training from the Center For Trauma and Embodiment in Boston. This training does not certify you as a TCTSY-Facilitator, however it is a prerequisite for the 300-Hour TCTSY-F Certification Program.
Q Do you offer CEUs or CEs?
A CEs are offered to Registered Yoga Teachers who are registered with Yoga Alliance and with the International Association of Yoga Therapists. CEUs for mental health and social work professionals are currently pending State approval and can be obtained retroactively if the process takes longer than expected. You can also contact your board for more information and offer your letter of completion to your board with their prior approval.
Q Is there any home study?
A There are several hours of independent study assigned, which can be completed before, during, or after the live course, making the training a total of 20 hours.
Q What should I consider regarding self-care?
A During the training, it’s possible that emotions and trauma responses may arise due to the content of the training. Please feel welcome to support your emotional and physical needs. You’re welcome to move in and out of the sessions at any time as needed.
Q What should I wear?
While this is professional training, please wear comfortable clothing that you feel you can move in for practicing yoga and keeping warm. We will have one hour of yoga practice on Saturday and Sunday along with group practicum and practice teaching throughout the session.
About TCTSY: website https://www.traumasensitiveyoga.com/
About JRI: website http://www.traumacenter.org/
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