Trauma-Informed Yoga
These trauma-informed yoga practices gently guide your body to release the stress it has been holding, open tight areas like the hips and chest where tension often gathers, and support your emotional healing at a pace that feels safe. If a video moves faster than you would like, you can slow it down by tapping the gear icon in the video and choosing a slower playback speed, so the movement always feels comfortable for you.
Hips: Releasing Stored Trauma | Trauma Informed Yoga | 27:28
Trauma-Informed Heart Opening Yoga Flow | Yoga for Chest Tightness and Anxiety | 19:08
Yin for Liver Health - Hips & Side Body, Liver & Gall Bladder Meridians | 42 min
Detox Yoga | 20 Minute Yoga Flow for Detox and Digestion
This one moves quickly. Slow the playback speed if that feels better for your body.
10 min Morning Yoga Flow To DETOX & DESTRESS – Day #13 (DESTRESS YOGA)
When you are ready, press play on Vicki's calming audio and let yourself be gently guided into a state of rest. There is nothing else required of you right now.
Looking for more ways to feel calm? Release tension held deep in the body with TRE & Somatic Exercises, lift your mood with Music for Stress Relief, Joy & Connection, or open your spirit with Spiritual Soulful Moving Songs.
Would you like a practice to keep playing while you use the rest of your phone? Tap the video to make it full screen, then swipe up to your home screen and it will keep playing in a small floating window. On iPhone, you can also touch and hold the video for this option. On Android, this works best in the Chrome browser.
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The videos and resources shared on this page are for educational and wellness purposes only and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or replace medical or mental health care.
Always listen to your body, move within your own comfort level, and consult a qualified healthcare professional if you have concerns before beginning any new movement, relaxation, or wellness practice.
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