Personal experience inspires Sedona Yoga Festival trauma training workshop
Marc Titus takes a quick moment from his hectic schedule to meditate before speaking to the “Yoga for PTSD, immersion for Yoga Teachers and Service Providers” training class on Thursday at the 2017 Sedona Yoga Festival. It is one of dozens of trainings offered during the 2017 festival. VVN/Vyto Starinskas
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