The Healing Arts Service Learning Program works with local complementary and integrative health and wellness practitioners to offer training and skill building in providing trauma-informed and trauma specific care in their own specialty area. In return, practitioners provide classes and individual body-work sessions for our program participants, as well as carrying their new skills to their private practices. This model allows us to provide services to many who would not typically have access to this vital resource as well as expanding the capacity and knowledge of local providers to offer trauma-informed care.
We offer:
- Direct Service Practicum opportunities for established healing arts practitioners providing a range of modalities including yoga, massage, acupuncture, wellness assessment and planning, mindfulness, & digital storytelling workshops
- Supervision, case review, modality specific training, scheduling, supplies, reception and hands-on practice with trauma-impacted community members
“The Trauma Healing Project has provided me the opportunity to participate in acupuncture, yoga and other programs I could not otherwise afford. It has changed the course of my life. After only 3 months, I am able to do yoga, go on long walks, and just generally enjoy life.” ~ Community Participant