FOR EDUCATORS

Support for Teachers & Schools

Somatic tools to help students regulate, learn, and connect

Settle anxious nervous systems (theirs AND yours) and get learning back on track.

Every educator knows: learning can't happen when a child's nervous system is overwhelmed. And teaching becomes nearly impossible when your nervous system is overwhelmed, too.

Movement tools

Help students:

  • Feel safe
  • Regulate big emotions
  • Grow and learn
  • Connect with peers and adults

Support yourself to:

  • Slow down
  • Let go of tension
  • Stand strong
  • Take charge with confidence

What if your whole classroom could regulate for learning?

Imagine a classroom where students settle with ease, transitions flow, meltdowns soften, connection grows, and learning becomes possible again.

There is hope, and that hope is found in the body.

Movement equipment

Why Somatic Movement Helps Kids Learn

The body senses, feels, and moves long before the brain can think or process. When attachment is interrupted, when needs go unmet, when trauma enters the story — the body knows.

As children grow, their bodies learn to compensate — sending inaccurate messages to the brain that get in the way of learning, behavior, and connection.

But the body–brain connection is malleable. When teachers can recognize and compassionately respond to the body imprint of early trauma, learning becomes possible.

Workshops Designed For:

Teachers Paraprofessionals School counselors Administrators Classroom support staff Parent‑educator groups

Educators Walk Away With:

Simple somatic tools to help students regulate
Strategies for co‑regulation and connection
Insight into early developmental patterns
Somatic self‑care practices to reduce burnout
Practical ways to support learning through movement

What Educators Are Saying

"As a group facilitator, Angie is present, prepared, and knowledgeable. Our group member surveys rated her high each week, and participants wanted more time with her."

— Karianne Beene, Kent ISD Resource Center

"Thank you for helping me get more regulated and learn how to handle the stress and anxiety that comes with the school year. I am so hopeful for this school year because of what I learned from you."

— Educator, Michigan

Interested in a customized workshop for your school?

Contact Angie to learn more or schedule a training.

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Angie Yetzke

Meet Angie

A somatic movement therapist, educator, and guide with 30 years of experience in understanding how the body moves and heals.

Angie helps children, adults, parents and families release body‑held tension and trauma, repattern the nervous system, and reclaim peace. Her approach is gentle, relational, and grounded in neuroscience.

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