Trauma isn’t just something that happened in the past — it’s something the body remembers. They leave deep imprints in the body, and in a nervous system that stays on alert long after the danger has passed

There’s something truly magic about rolling out your mat by the ocean as it stretches out before you and the salty breeze brushing your skin. If you’ve ever practised yoga by the sea, you’ll know it’s a whole different vibe. And if you haven’t tried it yet—my friend, you’re in for a treat.

Trauma is not just a mental experience—it leaves deep imprints on the body. Whether from a sudden event or chronic stress, unresolved trauma becomes trapped in muscles, fascia, the nervous system, and even in the way we breathe. The body really does keep the score.