Trauma-Informed Yoga will help you to gently use movement and breath to
help you reconnect with your body in a safe and supportive space. Learn
more in depth of poses, healing cycle, and releasing trauma from the body.

This class will be led by Domingo Bruce Whiteman

Henawah, Pehevoomatseme,
My name is Domingo Ma’xemaheone’Bruce Whiteman, I’m Southern
Cheyenne from Ma’khibono-Oklahoma City. My Namshim-grandpa is
Bruce Whiteman Sr. and Nishgi’iih-Grandma is Dolores Little Coyote. My
Nahko’iih-mother is Ginger Whiteman-Vun’aheo-Sage Women. I grew up
attending Sundance Ceremonies, Peyote Meetings, Powwows, and Benefit
Dances. I’m a yoga instructor, dance at powwows in and out of state, attend
Zumba fitness classes, I reside in El Reno, OK now with my Wife Courtney,
and our kiddos. I contribute to my tribes’ Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribal
Office of Recovery program. Culture is the Solution in Recovery! It’s a big
part of it because it helps me stay sober, Ho’soo’ means Dance, dancing is
praying, healing, and celebration of life.
Safe travels to all,
Ni’ish Thank You