About Course
In this essential course for yoga teachers and healing professionals, we explore the art and responsibility of holding sacred space in a way that is ethical, grounded, and trauma-aware. Drawing from modern trauma science, somatic psychology, and ancient yogic wisdom, this course guides you in cultivating your presence, setting clear boundaries, and fostering environments of psychological safety and inclusion. You’ll gain practical tools for navigating student relationships, adjusting your language and touch practices, and developing a teaching voice that honors each person’s autonomy and lived experience. This course also includes guidance in ethical dilemmas, personal-professional boundaries, and communication practices that support resilience—for both you and your students.
Whether you’re a seasoned instructor or just beginning, this course is a must-have for any teacher who wishes to create meaningful, safe, and transformative spaces for healing and growth.
Course Content
Foundations of Sacred Space and Trauma-Awareness
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Defining Sacred Space in Yogic and Healing Traditions
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What It Means to Be Trauma-Aware vs. Trauma-Informed
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Overview of Trauma: Definitions, Types, and Prevalence
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Nervous System 101: Safety, Triggers, and Regulation
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Scope of Practice: What You Can and Cannot Offer
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Reflection
Language, Power, and Consent in the Yoga Room
Boundaries, Burnout, and the Teacher’s Inner Life
Ethics in Action – Dilemmas, Dual Relationships, and Integrity
Communication, Feedback, and Holding Space in Community
Quiz
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