Relationship is priority in trauma-informed yoga
Wendy Goldsmith2020-05-21T09:47:20-07:00Nicole Marcia’s self-esteem tanked after she was assaulted by a [...]
Why use invitational language in trauma-informed yoga?
Wendy Goldsmith2020-02-25T12:42:51-08:00Directly commanding someone to move their body in a [...]
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Do grouchy, judgemental smokers belong at yoga? Yes! GalleryDo grouchy, judgemental smokers belong at yoga? Yes!
Benefits of yoga on trauma, Building Bridges, Conference 2019, Coping with trauma symptoms, Depression, mental health challenges, Recovery, trauma-informed yoga training, Yoga and Addictions
Do grouchy, judgemental smokers belong at yoga? Yes!
Wendy Goldsmith2020-05-01T18:08:14-07:00Q and A with Julie Peters In preparation for [...]
Yoga in your Socks
Wendy Goldsmith2018-11-27T01:18:38-08:00By Wendy Goldsmith In teacher training, we learned yoga MUST [...]
3 Top Takeaways from Trauma Training with Yoga Outreach
Wendy Goldsmith2018-11-15T13:08:06-08:00About a month ago, I took a weekend course on [...]
Rika Lange on Volunteering with Justice Involved Youth
Delanie Dyck2018-11-15T13:30:25-08:00How did you get involved with yoga outreach? It was [...]
Yoga Outreach’s 2016-2017 Annual Report
Delanie Dyck2018-11-20T13:52:24-08:00To download our annual report, simply click on the link. Annual [...]