This practice-oriented introduction describes the work of the yoga therapy program at the Trauma Center in Brookline/Boston and explains how therapists can integrate this approach into their work. When treating a client who has experienced interpersonal trauma—whether it involves chronic abuse, childhood mistreatment, or domestic violence—talk therapy is not always the most effective treatment method. For individuals who have gone through such experiences, the trauma and its aftermath are so complex and deeply rooted that reducing the experience to a number of symptoms and striving for a change in cognitive frameworks or behavioral patterns overlooks a crucial and fundamental factor: the body of the affected individuals. In cases of complex trauma...