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Aileen's black and white yoga mat lays on the ground, which is covered in fallen autumn leaves, next to a small creek on a beautiful autumn day

Aileen Waski

Trauma-Sensitive and Accessible Yoga Teacher

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About

Hi, I'm Aileen!

"Eye-Lean" |  She/Her

You can call me Beanie if you'd like- a childhood nickname that has always stayed close to my heart.

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I am certified Trauma-Sensitive and Accessible Yoga teacher, born and raised on the ancestral and unceded lands of the Nuuchu (Ute), Hinono'ei (Arapaho) and Tsistsistas (Cheyenne) in Colorado.

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I aim to provide a safe and supportive environment for students to explore the benefits of yoga and learn a little more about themselves along the way.

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WhyTSY?

Why Trauma-Sensitive Yoga?

“Trauma disconnects the body and mind and this practice reconnects them,”
-Judy Weaver, yoga therapist, author, & cofounder of Connected Warriors

We live in a fast paced world of urgency culture, amidst a backdrop of violence and cruelty. Many of us are unawarely living in varying states of survival mode, which can wreck havoc on our nervous systems and impair our quality of life. 

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Trauma-Sensitive Yoga (TSY) is body-based and somatic in approach. It's instructed with the aim of the highest levels of safety, and includes knowledge, awareness and sensitivity regarding bodies that hold trauma. 

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Benefits of 

Trauma-Sensitive Yoga

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Promotes Self Regulation

Trauma-Sensitive Yoga operates with an emphasis on embodiment (being within your body). It equips individuals the ability to better self regulate by gaining more body awareness. Through regular practice, we can become more mindful in navigating our social and emotional worlds.

Why Accessible Yoga?

Because everyBODY of every ability and size deserves to practice and experience the benefits of Yoga

Practice with Aileen

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CONTACT

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© 2024 Aileen Waski, Yoga with Beanie

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