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Canberra Yoga Therapy

trauma sensitive yoga classes
online or face to face

Yoga classes in Braddon and Phillip.

2023 TIMETABLE

Term 2 commences May 1

Classes on Monday and Friday are held at

Canberra Yoga Space Phillip

All classes will be live-streamed and some available in The PRACTICE PORTAL Class Library.

On-demand class library recordings are offered freely for 31 days to allow any catch-ups.

Casual attendance is only offered upon application.

come and try a casual class

all classes are trauma senstitve

MONDAY

9.30 - 10.45 am (8) 

EMBODY WISDOM CLASS

May 1 - June 26

no class 29/5

Canberra Yoga Space, Phillip

 

$280 supported, $320 supporter, $240 concession, $50 donation

Begin when it suits you

WEDNESDAY

 12.30 - 1.30 (8)

TCTSY Group Practice 

face to face or via zoom

May 3 - June28

no class May 24

Mort St Braddon

$310 supported, $350 supporter, concession $220 or donation $50.

Closed group

FRIDAY

Friday 9.30 - 10.45 am (8)

Yoga for RESILIENCE class

May 5 - June 30

no class 26/5

Canberra Yoga Space, Phillip

 

$280 supported, $320 supporter, $240 concession, $50 donation

Begin when it suits you

SATURDAY

Saturdays 7am - 8.15pm (8) 

TRAUMA SENSITIVE YOGA

May 6  - July 1

no class May 27

Canberra Yoga Space, Phillip

 

$310 supported,  $350 supporter, $220 concession, $50 donation, casual $35

Closed group

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what is trauma sensitive yoga?

 

Trauma-sensitive yoga practice offers a safe and sensitive space for you to learn self-regulation and self-awareness skills that build sustainable resilience. It is about learning to feel safe and at home in your body by practicing making choices. Anxiety and depression, are often the result of unresolved trauma. 

There are 4 key themes;

Practice making choices

Present Moment Experience

Taking Effective Action

Creating Rhythms

You will;

Recognize that you are the expert of your body and experiences.

Experience safety and comfort as foundations of your practice.

Focus on developing interoception, an experience of a 'felt sense'.

Recognition that offering choices empower you to choose what feels right for your body at any moment.

Minimization of triggers such as touch, lighting, oils or incense, and Sanskrit language.

Recognize that everyone in the class has suffered some form of trauma.

Acknowledgment that body shapes and yoga props might make you feel vulnerable.

Experience invitational language allowing you more self-agency.

Experience the use of rhythms to offer grounding and a feeling of safety.

Practicing present moment awareness.

Recognize that the use of touch is with permission and minimized, with the intention to increase interoception not force your body into an ideal shape.

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Yogic philosophy states that you are already whole and deeply connected to the world around you. To engage in yoga does not make you more complete, rather the practice invites you to see past illusions and remove obstacles that prevent you from knowing your innate true nature.

Dr Arielle Schwartz

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Practice trauma sensitive yoga in your own time by joining the INHABIT on-demand community portal. 

$45 per month

which includes

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