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Locality: Oakland, California

Phone: +1 510-451-3004



Address: 111 Fairmount Ave 94611 Oakland, CA, US

Website: www.niroga.org/

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DMind 04.01.2021

Don't miss this excellent opportunity to deepen your DMind and Trauma-informed skills! The first online session is on August 6th.

DMind 28.12.2020

Continue your growth as a Trauma-Informed Mindfulness leader and join Niroga's 4-session online training, "Customizing Mindfulness Schools for Healing Trauma".

DMind 12.12.2020

Join the world-wide School Mindfulness Movement this summer and become trained in Trauma-Informed Mindfulness. Niroga's founder and Executive Director, BK Bose,... is leading our signature two day training in Oakland and Los Angeles at the end of July. Don't miss this opportunity. Early bird pricing ends July 12th! https://www.niroga.org/training/dm/dmt/ https://www.teachermagazine.com.au//teacher-wellbeing-prac

DMind 08.12.2020

Dynamic Mindfulness is a secular and trauma-informed version of yoga that can be used by anyone, anywhere, at anytime. Niroga is passionate about supporting our... students, families, teachers, and mental health professionals that are impacted by trauma with these evidence based, healing practices. "...since the effects of trauma can be physical, "body-mind" interventions, like yoga, may be able to uniquely address them. Regulated breathing, for example, calms the parasympathetic nervous system. Practicing staying in the moment counteracts some of the dissociative effects of trauma. And the physical activity of yoga, of course, can directly improve health." https://www.kqed.org//4/the-role-of-yoga-in-healing-trauma

DMind 01.12.2020

Mindfulness is being used in so many classrooms and schools to support student self-regulation and prepare students for learning! In this video from Edutopia, we get to observe a teacher and her class practicing static mindfulness after lunch to transition into learning back in the classroom. While static mindfulness can be effective, it is important to remember that trauma-informed mindfulness involves moving the body because "our issues are in our tissues." Based on trauma research, Niroga Institute intentionally designed Dynamic Mindfulness (DMind) to incorporate movement that is so crucial in healing stress and trauma!