A safe, structured pathway to trauma healing, offered in four distinct pathways based how trauma impacts the body, mind, and spirit long after the event has passed.
Healing becomes possible when you are guided with compassion, supported in community, and offered practices that bring safety back into your nervous system.
Programs are offered at significantly reduced or sponsored rates through the Honor Yoga Foundation.
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Live on Zoom
7:30–9:00 PM EST
No one is turned away for financial need.
For individuals living with cancer, chronic illness, chronic pain, or medical trauma. This pathway offers grounding tools to work with pain, medical anxiety, identity shifts, and emotional overwhelm.
For individuals in recovery from addiction, grief, burnout, or major life transitions. Participants learn emotional regulation, meaning-making, resilience practices, and healthy long-term coping strategies.
A structured, supportive space for veterans to reduce hypervigilance, regulate the nervous system, rebuild trust, and reconnect with identity beyond service, fostering resilience and growth.
For individuals healing from emotional, physical, or sexual abuse. This pathway focuses on restoring inner safety, breaking trauma bonds, strengthening boundaries, and releasing shame.
Illness & Chronic Pain: Feb 18 – Mar 25, Recovery & Renewal: Apr 22 – May 27, Recovery & Renewal: Apr 22 – May 27, Veterans: Aug 19 – Sept 23, Victim & Survivor: Sept 30 – Nov 4
Recovery & Renewal: Apr 22 – May 27
Veterans: Aug 19 – Sept 23
Victim & Survivor: Sept 30 – Nov 4
All cohorts meet:
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Live on Zoom
7:30–9:00 PM EST
Illness & Chronic Pain: Feb 18 – Mar 25, Recovery & Renewal: Apr 22 – May 27, Recovery & Renewal: Apr 22 – May 27, Veterans: Aug 19 – Sept 23, Victim & Survivor: Sept 30 – Nov 4
All cohorts meet:
Tuesdays & Thursdays
Live on Zoom
7:30–9:00 PM EST
The pacing and care made me feel safe to engage honestly. My body and mind finally feel aligned.
I learned how to listen to my body with compassion instead of force. These tools changed my daily life.
This experience exceeded my expectations and helped me feel calmer and more present.
Author, Trauma Educator, Speaker, Survivor Advocate
With her signature blend of honesty, humor, and heart, Lockey creates trauma-sensitive spaces where participants feel safe, seen, and supported as they reclaim connection to themselves, their bodies, and their inner resilience.
Lockey Maisonneuve is a nationally recognized trauma educator, author, and speaker whose work has transformed the lives of thousands of individuals seeking emotional healing, resilience, and reconnection. As the Director of Trauma Programs for the Honor Yoga Foundation, Lockey leads with compassion, clarity, and an embodied understanding of what it means to recover from profound trauma.
A survivor of childhood sexual abuse, domestic violence, and the emotional and physical trauma of breast cancer, Lockey brings a rare depth of lived experience to her teaching. Her personal healing journey informs her grounded, relatable, and deeply human approach to trauma recovery. She believes that healing happens through community, nervous system literacy, and reclaiming the small, everyday choices that restore safety and agency.
Lockey has spent nearly two decades guiding survivors, veterans, individuals living with illness, and those navigating addiction, grief, and life transitions. Her work blends trauma-informed movement, mindfulness, EFT tapping, somatic awareness, psychoeducation, and reflective practices that help participants understand not only what they are experiencing—but why.
She is the author of A Girl Raised by Wolves, a memoir detailing her own path to healing and reclaiming her life. Her story and teachings have been featured nationally, and she is sought after for her ability to make trauma education accessible, compassionate, and empowering.
With her signature blend of honesty, humor, and heart, Lockey creates trauma-sensitive spaces where participants feel safe, seen, and supported as they reclaim connection to themselves, their bodies, and their inner resilience.
Before beginning your application, please review the steps below. Your application will be considered incomplete until all steps are finished.
Your application is not complete until your deposit is received.
Once Steps 1–3 are complete, our team will review your application and notify you of the next steps.
A refundable deposit of $250 is required to complete your application.
This deposit: Holds your place during the review process, Becomes your program donation if accepted, Is refunded in full if you are not accepted into the program
If you are unable to donate the minimum amount, you may request partial or full hardship assistance within the application.
No one is turned away for financial need.
Honor Yoga Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to reducing suffering and fostering healing through the practice of yoga. Through retreats, outreach, and purpose-driven studios, we help awaken the gifts within every human being.
All donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law. Every contribution supports our programs, scholarships, and community initiatives that bring yoga to those who need it most.
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