Trauma-Informed 300-Hour and 50-Hour Continuing Education Programs

A Bio-Psycho-Social-Spritual Approach To Studying Trauma-Informed Yoga

The below programs are specifically designed for Yoga Teachers and mental health professionals who wish to broaden their scope of knowledge in the field of Trauma Recovery and integrate nervous system-focused embodiment practices into their work. These continuing education trainings are for those seeking to deepen their understanding of how trauma affects the brain and the nervous system, as well as how to increase awareness and sensitivity when working with trauma survivors.

Hybrid 300-Hour YTT

The Somatic Yoga Institute: Mexico Hybrid 300-Hour Trauma-Informed YTT

This program weaves through five cycles - bio, psycho, social, spiritual, and whole - emphasizing that full aliveness becomes more accessible when we embrace ourselves as multifaceted, ever-evolving, social, and soulful beings.

  • ONLINE: April 17 – May 29, 2027

  • IN-PERSON: June 1 - 10, 2027

  • Location: Tribu Retreat Center, Todos Santos, Mexico

Continuing Education Program

The Somatic Yoga Institute: Online 50-Hour Trauma-Informed YTT

This 50-Hour Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher Training is a continuing education program designed for yoga teachers, therapists, and practitioners ready to deepen their understanding of trauma, the nervous system, and embodied facilitation.

  • 2027 Dates to be Confirmed! Email info@thesomaticyogainstitute.com for the most up to date information!

“Brooke was an exceptional facilitator. Her presence radiated genuine warmth, and her constant, heartfelt smile set the tone for a truly supportive learning environment. I deeply appreciated the creative flare she brought to the training - her words often landed like poetry, as if yoga and this work are woven into the very fabric of who she is. Brooke’s willingness to share personal experiences of transforming her own wounds into art, combined with her extensive education and trauma-informed expertise, created a space where I felt safe, seen, and deeply heard.”

- Noemi, SYI Trauma-Informed Alumni