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Are you a fire survivor looking for help? Please check out MySonomaStrong.com. Visit the NAMI Warmline. Find therapists offering free sessions here. Take a trauma-informed yoga class. Go on a forest bathing walk. Download these helpful Healthcare Foundation flyers in English and Spanish. Find out how to help the Wildfire Mental Health Collaborative. We will recover together! |
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Trauma-Informed Yoga (Free for Sonoma County Fire Survivors)
RECAMFT does not endorse any of these yoga teachers, but is simply offering this page as a resource for the community.
2019 Trauma-informed Yoga Schedule
What is trauma-informed yoga?
RECAMFT member Hannah Caratti, LMFT has trained Sonoma county yoga instructors in trauma-informed yoga practices. She spear-headed providing trauma-informed yoga to fire survivors. We are very grateful to her for her wonderful advocacy! | Click HERE to see the updated schedule |
It is yoga based on the iRest (integrative restorative yoga nidra), by Richard Miller, PhD. These practices are designed to reduce posttraumatic symptoms, and research has shown they work well. You can try this at home using RECAMFT Disaster Survivor Handout Current California wildfire information here. | American Red Cross of the California Northwest is located at 5297 Aero Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95403. The phone is (707) 577-7600. |
RECAMFT thanks the Healthcare Foundation of Northern Sonoma County for their generous underwriting of trauma-informed yoga for fire survivors.
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