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The First Ever

Duhok Wellness Festival

by TRY Global,    Youth Speak & M-Therapy

La prochaine formation d'enseignants TRY de 20 heures se tiendra en personne les 11 et 12 mars 2022 à Duhok, au Kurdistan.  Aucune expérience en yoga n'est requise.

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Devenez membre du TRYb

Notre Atelier Full TRY est ouvert à tous les aidants, que ce soit à domicile, à titre professionnel ou pour soi. Cette formation vous préparera à travailler avec des populations en crise ayant vécu un traumatisme. Nous identifierons les obstacles et les récompenses de l'enseignement du yoga, de la méditation et des techniques de respiration aux populations vulnérables. Vous acquerrez de nouveaux outils qui vous aideront et vous permettront de faciliter le rétablissement des autres après les traumatismes du passé. Notre atelier comprend des techniques à la fois sur et hors du tapis de yoga. Tous les stagiaires repartiront avec de nouveaux outils et la connaissance de la science derrière ces outils, ainsi que la capacité d'offrir une séquence TRY assise complète et la compréhension de base de la séquence TRY sur tapis. 

Contenu couvert dans la formation TRY de 20 heures :
Ce cours est utile à toute personne qui :
  • Psychologie du traumatisme

  • Le nerf vague et la connexion esprit-corps

  • Gestion des déclencheurs

  • ESSAYEZ la séquence de tapis

  • Méditation et Mantra pour les traumatismes

  • Techniques de respiration pour les traumatismes

  • TRY Séquence de chaise

  • Mouvements de pleine conscience (TRY pour les jeunes)

  • À faire et à ne pas faire sur ce qu'il faut dire et faire en classe

  • Comment travailler avec divers groupes de personnes

  • Faire face à la fatigue de compassion

  • Prochaines étapes de la mise en œuvre de TRY dans votre communauté

  • A subi un traumatisme

  • S'occupe de quelqu'un qui a vécu un traumatisme 

  • Travaille professionnellement pour conseiller les traumatismes

  • Veut approfondir ses propres connaissances sur les traumatismes, l'autorégulation, la méditation et l'affirmation, la respiration et le mouvement

  • Pratique ou enseigne le yoga et souhaite étendre ses compétences au yoga sensible aux traumatismes

This event is donation-based, recommended 5,000 - 10,000 IQD

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The Schedule

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Class & Workshop Descriptions

Trauma Recovery Yoga

Trauma Recovery Yoga (TRY) is an all-levels class, great for beginners and experienced yogis alike. The TRY Method intentionally weaves together different mind-body tools like meditation, affirmations, breath work visualization and movement, to stimulate the vagus nerve, work with neuroplasticity and bring balance back into the brain and body.

Kids Yoga Class

Created for kids but fun for all ages, this quicker paced mat sequence offers an opportunity for emotional connection and regulation. It is also the loudest yoga you will ever “try”! Participants are assigned affirmations and encouraged to call them out verbally through the practice. Closing with a humming technique, this class is based in science and psychology that also fosters vagal toning.

Ages 6-12 

Chair Yoga Class

For all levels of mobility, anyone can participate, and because of the accessibility of these postures, they can be practiced at the office, in the car, at home, etc. This class emphasizes more movement in the upper body, which helps relieve tension in the neck and shoulders. Some other benefits include vagal toning, stress relief, self-regulation, calming of the nervous system, better sleep, and elevated mood. 

Self-Regulation for Resilience

This active meditation is the foundation of all TRY practices, and is for people of all levels of experience. Sitting down and laying, participants will be guided through a simple meditation that helps regulate the mind and body. It's a quick and effective way to feel calm, centered and grounded in your body.

Demystifying Mental Health & Therapy

3 Workshops will include:

  • Three Main Bases for Better Mental Health

  • Myths About Psychology vs. Reality

  • Overview of Psychotherapy Sessions

Community Acupuncture

Acupuncture is a traditional medicine practice involving the insertion of thin needles into specific points on the body to alleviate pain and promote overall health and well-being.

Stress Management

In this workshop, participants will  learn some practical tools to calm themselves, including trauma-informed breathing techniques and meditations. But that's not all! They'll also get access to these practices so they can practice on their own, after the festival.

Body Scan Meditation

In this brief meditation, participants will be guided on a journey throughout their body, strengthening their mind-body connection and feeling fully relaxed. Participants will have access to this meditation to practice after the festival as well!

 Say YES to your healing and join us!

Meet Your Yoga Teachers

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Zainab

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Sipal

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Osama

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Shamal

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Tasneem

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Nareen

Meet the Organizing Partners

TRY Global is a humanitarian organization dedicated to providing accessible, science-based mental health and trauma recovery practices through yoga, breath work, and meditation to build resilience and empower individuals and communities globally. Based in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq, their team focuses on capacity building through TRY teacher trainings, mentorship, workshops and TRY classes.

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Youth Speak believes that young people know best what their communities need and understands that their voices are often marginalized, particularly in times of conflict. Youth Speak brings together youth activists from conflict-affected areas and international partners to support and mentor the ideas of young people into a sustainable reality.  

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M.therapy is a startup that aims to promote mental health awareness and provide mental health services to the community. M.therapy offers various programs and activities to reduce the stigma attached to mental health issues, increase awareness, and bridge the gap in mental health services in the community.

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