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Trauma Informed Yoga

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In Person
Event byYoga On

Occurrences
Thu, 18 Sept, 10:30 am
Thu, 25 Sept, 10:30 am
Thu, 02 Oct, 10:30 am
Thu, 09 Oct, 10:30 am
Thu, 16 Oct, 10:30 am
Thu, 23 Oct, 10:30 am
Thu, 30 Oct, 10:30 am
Thu, 06 Nov, 10:30 am
Duration1 hour
Address

Whangārei, Northland

Venue
Yoga On Studio
Booking Info
Booking is essential.
https://www.yogaon.nz/bookhere
Suitable Ages
30-49
50-64
65+

Description of Trauma Informed Yoga

Weekly Trauma Informed Yoga Classes in Whangārei 🧘‍♀️

Join us for gentle, healing yoga sessions designed to support your wellbeing through mindful movement and meditation. Our trauma-informed approach creates a safe, supportive environment for all participants. ✨

Class Features:

  • Somatic and Hatha movements
  • Restorative postures and Vinyasa flow
  • Pranayama breathwork techniques
  • Meditation, Mudras & Karuna Yoga
  • Small class sizes for personalised attention

Schedule & Location: 🗓️

  • Every Thursday, 10:30 AM - 11:45 AM
  • Yoga On Studio, 49A Walton Street, Whangārei

What to Bring: 🌟

  • Mats and props provided
  • Optional: Bring your own mat, pillow, and blanket

Pricing: 💛

  • Koha basis: Recommended $18
  • Pay what you can afford
  • ACC-funded clients welcome

Registration Required

  • Contact Jac: 027 295 9686
  • Private sessions available upon request

Understanding Trauma-Informed Yoga Practice

Trauma-informed yoga is a specialized approach that creates a safe space for healing and self-discovery. Unlike traditional yoga classes, this practice emphasizes choice, empowerment, and personal autonomy, allowing participants to explore movement in ways that feel comfortable and supportive.

Key Benefits of Trauma-Informed Yoga:

  • Increased body awareness and connection
  • Development of self-regulation skills
  • Enhanced sense of safety and control
  • Gentle approach to healing and recovery
  • Supportive community environment

This practice combines elements of traditional yoga with modern understanding of trauma recovery, creating a unique approach that prioritizes emotional and physical safety. The integration of breathwork, gentle movement, and mindfulness techniques helps participants rebuild their relationship with their body in a nurturing, non-judgmental setting.