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Thank you to everyone who helped Paths to Peace and Atlanta Yoga Teachers to raise money for Jon Ossoff, U.S. Senate candidate in Georgia.
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Join us for our October Virtual Community Yoga Event, complimentary for our supporters.
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Learn how to maximize all the juicy benefits of yoga!
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Beginning a sadhana (yoga practice) can be exciting and also nerve wracking. Learn how to prepare and approach the start of your sadhana journey with grace and ease.
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“Dreams allow us to connect with the mysterious sides of ourselves. What’s happening on a subconscious or unconscious level. It can reveal deep seated emotions or teach us about things we need to heal in our waking life.”
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We had the opportunity to teach a session and present a little bit about our work with trauma and community building through Trauma Informed Yoga and the Healing Arts.
AAST are the premier scholarly organization for surgeons dedicated to the field of trauma and the care of critically ill surgical patients.
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“September is a month dedicated to suicide prevention and suicide awareness. Below are some resources about Suicide and Suicidal thoughts.
We’re in unprecedented times due to a global pandemic, racial violence, racial trauma, unemployment, misinformation, political chaos and a constant state of uncertainty about what will happen in the future.”
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Everything You Need to Vote and Volunteer for the 2020 Election.
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Build Peace explores emergent challenges to peace in a digital era, and peacebuilding innovations to address these challenges. We hold an inter-disciplinary space.
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For more information, email: hello@pathspeace.com.
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The 5 Weeks Yoga De-stress & Balance Program offers a solid foundation to develop a consistent, routine yoga practice.
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When moving trauma through the body, it’s helpful to have emotional and mental health support from professionals in the areas of psychotherapy and hypnotherapy. Meet our team!
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"SouthStrong is a collection of southern organizations and scholars seeking an equitable and people first response to economic and social recovery in a post-pandemic South.” We're working on a Policy Memo on inequities and policy solutions regarding Mental Health, Trauma and Racial Violence.
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