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Informationen zum Autor Transformation Yoga Project (TYP) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving people impacted by trauma, addiction, and incarceration through trauma-sensitive, mindfulness-based yoga supported by education and research. TYP teaches practical skills for reducing stress and anxiety, healing trauma, and improving overall quality of life. TYP has active programs running in numerous facilities throughout the Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware area, including addiction treatment centers, prisons, and VA hospitals, as well as behavioral health settings, alternative schools, and juvenile detention centers. Each program is tailored to the specific needs of the participants and staffed by instructors trained to teach trauma-sensitive yoga. TYP also provides special training for yoga teachers and committed yoga practitioners interested in working with people who have been impacted by trauma. For more information, visit TransformationYogaProject.orgfacebook.com/TransformationYogaProjector on Instagram @transformation_yoga_projectTransformation Yoga ProjectP.O. Box 762 Kennett Square, PA 19348info@transformationyogaproject.org Klappentext This book is a resource for developing a trauma-sensitive yoga practice to support anyone in recovery or seeking personal growth. This guide provides a partial approach for developing a complete yoga and mindfulness practice, including breathing techniques, mindful movement, and meditation. With helpful tools for dealing with stress, tension, addiction, and anxiety, this book is for people who would otherwise not have access to yoga, or who would like to continue their practice outside of a studio setting. Presented in a straightforward manner using proven methods compatible with a variety of recovery programs, we offer a chair yoga practice, a gentle practice, and an intermediate practice. The Transformation Yoga Project serves people who are impacted by trauma, addiction, and incarceration, through trauma-sensitive, mindfulness-based yoga programs driven by education and research. Our highly-trained instructors offer a breath-centered yoga practice based on proven methods to decrease symptoms of anxiety and depression, activate the relaxation response, lower blood pressure, and reduce stress. We facilitate classes and workshops in residential treatment centers, PHP and IOP programs, recovery residencies, collegiate recovery clubs, alternative high schools, detention centers, prisons, and through community partners.For more information, visit TransformationYogaProject.org...