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Dynamic, engaging, heartful, and cutting-edge lectures, presentations, workshops, academia, NGO, and community collaborations.
Kintla has long been an advocate for vulnerable populations, particularly survivors of sexual assault and human trafficking.
The KYT® Approach is an integrative trauma treatment first developed by Kintla Striker in 2009 as a response to the limitations of Western-only, top down, blank slate methods prevalent at the time she began her work and to the healing power of heartfulness, social engagement, and mind-body practices in trauma recovery.
The approach’s evidence-based mind-body-heart medicine outcomes in individuals with varied traumatic stress histories reflect significant improvements in five domains of function: cognitive, psychological, emotive, relational, and physical health and wellbeing.
KYT is a somatic/bottom-up approach to healing that is also a first and continuing step in the treatment of the origins of chronic and traumatic stress and a lifelong toolbox for mental wellness sustainability.
Through opening to deeper understanding we learn that healing is more than the story of what happened; it is the art of transmuting and weaving those experiences into the fabric of who we are, guiding both our everyday living and the dreams we carry forward.
Founder of Kintla Mind-Body Global, LLC (formerly Kintla Yoga) and the creator of the KYT® Approach, Kintla Striker brings her expertise, personal experiences, professional work with trauma survivors, research, and detailed integrative trauma treatment protocol to the pages of this upcoming heart-centered memoir-meets-handbook of her life’s work.
This hybrid book is rooted in the life of a survivor of early childhood traumatic events and college sexual assault who managed to protect her own sensitive heart while also building grit, finding meaning, and being of service to others. It also touches on her rise from more recent tragedy, injury, and the most profound loss of her life.
Kintla’s trauma-informed adaptation of ancient mind-body practices, understanding of the neuroscience of trauma, intuition, and focus on the wisdom of the heart culminate in a dance that marries mind, body, and heart in a compassionate integrative trauma treatment protocol for all people that she details step-by-step.
This work offers readers a pathway to better understanding themselves, how to heal the mind-body-heart disconnect at their own pace (or that of their client’s), unique somatic tools and guidance for whatever challenges arise for the reader personally or in a therapeutic setting with clients, and stories of suvivors reveling in new found agency, finding purpose and meaning.
It contains insightful guidance for both licensed mental health professionals working with survivors, individuals focused on self-healing, helping organizations, and those simply interested in the unfolding of one human being’s story of healing and commitment to help others.
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