Trauma Informed Yoga & Breathwork

Trauma-informed yoga is a form of yoga practice designed to support individuals who have experienced trauma. It is based on the understanding that trauma can have a profound impact on the body, mind, and nervous system. 

Trauma Informed Yoga

Trauma-informed breathwork is a therapeutic approach that uses intentional breathing techniques to help individuals release the physical and psychological effects of trauma in a safe, supportive, and client-led environment. It prioritizes safety, choice, and collaboration, and focuses on helping the nervous system regulate from a state of hyperarousal to one of groundedness. 

Trauma Informed Breathwork

The Key Principles

ITC is more than just as a practice. It is a movement towards collective healing

Safety and Choice

Participants are given the autonomy to make choices about their practice, including modifications and opting out of activities. 

Respect and Empathy:

Instructors are trained to be sensitive to the individual experiences of trauma survivors and to create a supportive and non-judgmental environment. 

Body Awareness

The practice emphasizes bringing awareness to bodily sensations and honoring individual limits. 

Mind-Body Connection

Yoga poses and breathing techniques are used to help individuals connect with their bodies and regulate their nervous systems. 

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Empowerment

The focus is on empowering individuals to heal and build resilience through their own agency. 

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Easy & Convenient

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How Does Trauma Informed Yoga & Breathwork

Nervous system regulation: Specific breathing patterns, like rhythmic or circular breathing, help to calm the nervous system and shift it away from the "fight, flight, or freeze" response.

Somatic release: By engaging the body through breath, this practice can help release trauma that is "stored" in the body, reducing symptoms like dissociation or hyper-vigilance.

Emotional processing: The practice can create a safe space to access and process suppressed emotions associated with traumatic experiences, leading to emotional catharsis and integration.

Mind-body connection: It fosters a deeper awareness of the mind-body connection, allowing individuals to connect with their own innate healing abilities. 

Who can benefit

Trauma-informed breathwork is beneficial for those dealing with conditions like PTSD, anxiety, depression and those who

  • Experience emotional overwhelm or have difficulty regulating their emotions.

  • Struggle with anxiety, stress, or grief.

  • Are in addiction recovery.

  • Experience trauma-related physical or psychological symptoms like dissociation or emotional numbness. 

Trauma-Informed Yoga Fees & Schedule

Virtual or In Person (Santa Monica, CA)

  • Drop-In Class: $25

  • 5-Class Pass: $110 ($22/class)

  • 10-Class Pass: $200 ($20/class)

Breathwork Session Fees & Schedule

Virtual or In Person (Santa Monica, CA) Individual (60 min): $150

  • Group (90 min, up to 10 people): $50/person

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Meet

Tiffany Chandler, SEP, E-RYT

Tiffany is a Somatic Experiencing Practitioner, trauma-informed yoga teacher, and nervous system educator with over a decade of experience teaching yoga and meditation worldwide. She supports clients through somatic coaching, integration work, and group healing—always grounded in safety, reverence, and the body’s wisdom.

Locations & Booking

  • In-Person: Santa Monica (monthly groups + yoga)

  • Virtual: Tiffany offers 1:1 coaching and groups worldwide via secure online platforms.

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We offer four interconnected pathways, so you can find the support that meets you where you are.

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