The Body Mind Being Project

The Body Mind Being Project is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization focused on providing wellness services, particularly to individuals and families experiencing trauma, including those with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The organization aims to foster resilience and stress management through holistic approaches.

Mission

The project is committed to offering free wellness programs that incorporate practices such as yoga, meditation, and mindfulness. This approach seeks to address the physical, mental, and emotional challenges faced by its target community by promoting holistic well-being.

Programs and Initiatives

• Trauma-Informed Workshops: The Body Mind Being Project runs workshops specifically designed to support individuals affected by trauma. These workshops often include trauma-informed yoga, which tailors yoga practices to acknowledge and accommodate the needs of those who have experienced trauma.
• Community Engagement: By partnering with other community organizations and initiatives, the project extends its reach and support networks, ensuring access to its services for a broader segment of the community.

Affiliations

The Body Mind Being Project collaborates with the Body Mind Being Institute, which shares similar goals and offers additional resources for trauma management and wellness. This partnership enhances the project's ability to provide comprehensive support.

Founding Members

One of the founding members is Amber Kilpatrick, who has been involved in shaping the organization's mission to deliver free yoga, meditation, and mindfulness programs to individuals impacted by trauma.