Trauma Informed Outreach Training (Raleigh, NC)

This certification workshop, taught by Connection Coalition's Jodi Weiner is for anyone who would like to provide outreach yoga programming at schools, shelters, rehab facilities, or through other non- profit organizations. Working with these populations require special skills and approaches so that you can connect with the participants.

This course will cover:
Diversity
Intro to trauma and how it is held in the body
4 types of students
Privilege & Access
Showing up and speaking authentically
Appropriate touch
Sequencing, lesson plans & practice teaching

The Connection Coalition (aka CoCo) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit which offers programming throughout the country. As of 2018, CoCo has connected with over 17,000 kids and trained more than 3,200 volunteer teachers across the US! CoCo is always seeking emerging leaders in existing and new markets who share the desire to collaborate with youth organizations in order to bring access to yoga, meditation and mindfulness. Certified yoga teachers are welcome as well as yoga lovers who want to connect (yoga teacher certification is NOT required to join our team for volunteer programming)

MORE INFO & FAQ: https://www.theconnectioncoalition.org/training

SIGN UP: http://bit.ly/CoCoRaleigh

More Questions? Email CoCo's Trainings Manager, Jennifer Cruz Sloan at Jen@TheConnectionCoalition.org

Location:
Blue Lotus Community
401 N West St, Ste. 105, Raleigh, North Carolina 27603

Schedule:
AUGUST 23-25, 2019
Friday 6-9pm
Saturday 12:30-8pm
Sunday 8am-2pm

Investment:
Early bird rate of $329 until July 23 and $349 after
*Discounted rate of $299 offered to school teachers, counselors, nonprofit staff. Must present Valid ID or proof of school/organization email address.

Training Facilitator: Jodi Weiner

As the Executive Director of Connection Coalition since 2013, Jodi facilitates CoCo trainings that have been referred to as “awakening”, “brilliant”, "life changing" and more.

Her energetic passion to inspire healing and connection allows her to serve as a teacher to new and upcoming yoga teachers in her community. She has dedicated her career to Trauma Informed practices and recently opened Zen Loft Yoga as a result.

When she is not teaching, she parents, plays, and finds balance in nature and laughter (lots of it!)