Sue Berman

Sue Berman is a 200RYT yoga instructor and a seasoned healthcare professional, including her notable work as a radiographer. She combines her passion for yoga with her expertise in healthcare to offer a unique, empathetic, and informed approach to teaching. Sue is not only a skilled yoga teacher but also a trailblazer in integrating the healing aspects of yoga with the precision of healthcare to support individuals on their self-discovery and healing journeys through trauma-informed yoga. With over ten years of experience in both yoga practice and instruction, Sue excels in creating environments that are safe and nurturing, allowing individuals to explore the interconnectedness of mind and body, while fostering inner strength and resilience. Her teaching philosophy is anchored in the conviction that yoga can profoundly heal trauma and promote personal growth, a belief that is mirrored in her compassionate teaching style. Sue's forthcoming book on trauma-informed yoga represents her commitment to democratizing yoga, making it accessible and relevant for those dealing with emotional or physical distress. Here, she explores the therapeutic benefits of yoga for releasing trauma, managing stress, and enhancing mindfulness. Her approach weaves together yogic philosophy, personal stories, detailed yoga poses offering a rich, relatable guide that speaks to healing, acceptance, and compassion. An advocate for mental health and holistic well-being, Sue’s voice is authentic and insightful, striking a chord with a diverse audience. Her book is a call to action, inviting readers to engage with vulnerability, reclaim their sense of self, and tap into their inherent healing capabilities. Her writing is as compassionate and insightful as her teaching, serving as a reflection of the qualities she embodies as a yoga instructor. Sue Berman stands out as a source of inspiration, guiding readers and students alike toward a path of inner peace, personal growth, and empowerment. Her upcoming book promises to be an essential resource not just for those immersed in the yoga community, but also for mental health professionals and anyone interested in a trauma-informed approach to wellness and personal development.