Teaching Trauma Informed Practices to Mothers in Recovery

Episode 2

Episode Overview

In this moving and informative episode, Danielle Begg speaks with Susy Strange about her personal journey using yoga to manage a curvature of the spine and multiple related surgeries, and reclaiming safety and connection with her body. Susy shares how her lived experience shaped her path teaching trauma informed yoga, and discusses her work supporting mothers and their babies inside a drug rehabilitation centre. 

This conversation explores the power of therapeutic movement and nervous system regulation in spaces where safety, dignity, and connection are essential. 


Key topics covered

  • Susy's lived experience with scoliosis and related surgeries, and how yoga can safely support the nervous system after trauma

  • The inspiring ways Susy's personal transformation impacted her life path 

  • The evidence base for trauma informed methods 

  • Why an evidence base is important for integrating Yoga within healthcare 

  • How trauma informed yoga differs from mainstream studio practice 

  • How Yoga can impact healing from childhood trauma 

  • Practical Techniques to regulate the nervous system that Susy finds helpful to practice and teach

  • Supporting parenting capacity through nervous system regulation and the power of coregulation

If you're interested in trauma informed practice, nervous system regulation, or the healing potential of mindful movement, this episode is for you. 

Discover how the mind and body can become allies in healing.

Ali Montoya

Ali Montoya is the brand strategist behind Amari Creative, a branding studio that specializes in building strategic brands and websites for ambitious entrepreneurs by pairing engaging copy with striking design. Since starting Amari Creative in 2016, Ali has worked with over 500 small businesses and solopreneurs to help them go from a mere idea to a full-blown brand.

On top of running her agency, Ali is also the Co-Founder of The Studio Co. where she helps brand and website designers build, grow, and scale their studios, all while designing a life they love.

Based in sunny Colorado with her husband and goldendoodle pup, Ali is an adventure lover, wellness enthusiast, and creative visionary.

http://www.amaricreative.com
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