A 2 day In-Person Foundation Workshop for Yoga Teachers, Mental Health Care Professionals, Teachers, Support workers, or people working with individuals and communities that have experienced trauma

 Perth (Fremantle), Western Australia

Saturday 10th June and Sunday 11th June, 2023

                       with pre-workshop recorded online content

This 20hr, 2 day In-Person (or online via request), Trauma-Sensitive Yoga Foundation Workshop, will introduce you to the foundations, core concepts and applications of the highly regarded, evidence based yoga program, TC-TSY, for adults and youth affected by PTSD, CPTSD, developmental, and/or complex trauma, dissociative disorders and other related emotional and behavioural difficulties. Developed at the Trauma Center since 2003, a part of Justice Resource Institute, JRI since 2006 & the flagship program of the Center for Trauma and Embodiment at JRI.

This workshop is interactive and is intended to: inspire yoga teachers to make their classes more trauma-aware & to support health providers and support people to bring the body into treatment when working with people affected by traumatic stress and complex trauma.

You will be introduced to specific practices and principles to support you to facilitate movement & breath work that are trauma aware, trauma-sensitive and trauma-informed, including an introduction to:

• Trauma Theory, Attachment Theory and Neuroscience (Interoceptive Theory)
• Neurophysiology & Biology of Stress and Trauma (How Trauma Impacts the Brain)
• Spectrum of Trauma Impacts & Complex Trauma as Lived Experience
• Power and Oppression
• Key Elements of TCTSY Methodology
• Building Trauma Sensitive Relationships
• TCTSY Practice and Practice Facilitation
• Challenges in Implementing TCTSY
• Overview of Studies on TCTSY

An exciting interactive learning environment that is 2 days in-person with extra pre-workshop online material to keep!

Venue is Heartplace, 19 Blinco Street, Fremantle, WA 6160, Australia

You will receive:

• 2 days of in-person training with a Licensed TCTSY-Trainer Kristen Pringle. (If you are unable to attend in-person, you may be able to attend online via Zoom via request) 
• Over 7 hours of online content to review and keep! Including: PPT slide handouts; nearly 4 hours of pre-workshop video content (including David Emerson & Jenn Turner pre-recorded workshop training videos, TSY practice videos from TCTSY Trainers and Certification Supervisors and more); TCTSY scripts; written resource material & links


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Pre-recorded material will be released to you on the 2/6/2023

In-Person Day 1 & 2: Saturday 10/6/23 & Sunday 11/6/23: 9.30am to 4pm (9.30am - 12pm, break 12-1pm, 1-2.45pm, short break 2.45-3pm, 3-4pm) 

INVESTMENT:  WE ARE OFFERING A SELF-DETERMINED WAY TO INVEST IN THE TRAINING

The payment scale is based on your self-determined access to resources, privilege, and social capital.

Sufficient access to social capital: $495 AUD

Adequate access to social capital: $445 AUD

Limited access to social capital: $395 AUD

If paying in one lump sum is not accessible for you at this time, payment plans are available. Please email your payment plan, or scholarship request to kristenlpringle@gmail.com

Limited 50% scholarships are available for participants who are experiencing significant difficulty.

Note: Refunds are available 4 weeks prior to the start of the workshop. Refunds are NOT available within 4 weeks of the start of the workshop. Transfers to an alternative existing scheduled workshop hosted by Kristen Pringle will only be provided 4 weeks prior to the start of the original workshop, transfers are not available within 4 weeks of the workshop start date.  

TC-TSY is the ONLY yoga program that has been recognised as a clinical adjunctive treatment for trauma in the USA by SAMSHA:NREPP, which is uniquely why this trauma-sensitive yoga workshop will assist you!

With more Trauma focussed yoga trainings becoming available you can be assured that this workshop introduces you to practices and principles that have continued to be researched since 2003, practised clinically, and delivered within communities across the globe. We encourage you to investigate the benefits of TC-TSY, Trauma-Sensitive Yoga & this workshop via www.traumasensitiveyoga.com and https://jri.org/services/behavioral-health-and-trauma/center-for-trauma-and-embodiment and http://www.traumacenter.org/products/publications.php

This workshop is facilitated by TCTSY JRI Licensed Trainer, Kristen Pringle,(TCTSY-F, TCTSY-T, TCTSY Certification Supervisor, Yoga Therapist (IAYT), Registered Senior Yoga Teacher (Yoga Australia), E-RYT-200 & YACEP (Yoga Alliance), Senior Mental Health Clinician & Occupational Therapist (OTAUS), this workshop is part of The Center of Trauma & Embodiment at JRI Yoga Program, and therefore is the ONLY Trauma-Sensitive Yoga Workshop/trainings accredited by JRI & the Director of the Center for Trauma & Embodiment at JRI David Emerson.

For all enquiries: please contact workshop facilitator and organiser Kristen Pringle by email kristenlpringle@gmail.com or via www.themindfulmovementcentre.com.au 

Please Note: This workshop satisfies one of the pre-requisites for applicants of the Center for Trauma and Embodiment at JRI's 300-hour Trauma Center Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TCTSY) Certification Program for Yoga Teachers, Mental Health Care Professionals, and people working with individuals and communities that have experienced trauma to be held annually LIVE online and pre-reorded online from September to April.

This 20hr workshop provides IAYT and YA members continuing education credits of 18hrs and 20hrs respectively. As your facilitator is also a Senior Yoga Teacher, an accredited Yoga Therapist, and a Medicare endorsed Allied Health Mental Health Clinician and Occupational Therapist, most participants can claim hours from the workshop as professional development via their registration/membership bodies.

This workshop is solely for professional development and is not a certificate program: to be certified in TCTSY completion of the 300hr TCTSY Certification is required. This workshop is also not intended as an intervention for those who have experienced trauma. Talking about trauma, even in the context of a professional training can be triggering/overwhelming.