Episode 22: The Power Of Yoga For Trauma

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Episode 22: The Power Of Yoga For Trauma

Episode 22 of The Guiding Compass, offers a new perspective on how yoga can be used as a supplementary treatment to working with trauma. Deborah Vinall discusses her experience using the practice in her therapeutic work with clients and shares her own journey of becoming a yogi, clinician and coming up with the idea to combine her two passions.

ABOUT DEBORAH VINALL

Deborah Vinall, LMFT, RYT serves adult and child survivors of trauma through her private practice, Tamar Counseling Services, in Upland, CA. Using EMDR, narrative therapy, art, play, mindfulness, and yoga therapy modalities, Deborah facilitates dramatic transformations as clients experience newfound freedom from painful and crippling life experiences ranging from surviving sex trafficking to shooting massacres. She has helped veterans of war and survivors of rape, dog attacks, car accidents, domestic violence, and child physical, sexual, emotional, and religious abuses. Prior to opening her practice in 2010, Deborah gained extensive experience working with traumatized youth within the foster care system, and has provided therapy services in residential treatment facilities for severely emotionally disturbed youth and adult survivors of human trafficking. Clinicians interested in learning more about yoga for trauma treatment with Deborah, sign up atwww.theCEUretreat.com where you can earn BBS-approved CEUs. You can reach Deborah at www.tamarcounselingservices.com,deborah@tamarcounselingservices.com, or (909)547-4878.

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