Trauma Body Reset: Move Trauma Out of Your Body — Without Reliving It
Release fear, anger, grief and shame from your hips, chest, jaw and gut — through movement, not words. In just 10 minutes a day, Trauma Body Reset helps you melt years of emotional weight from your body. Start your release today.
Created by
Amy Secada
About this course
What If Your Body Has Been Holding What Your Mind Tried to Forget?
You've talked about it. You've journaled. You've tried to understand, forgive, move on. But your chest is still tight. Your hips still ache. Your jaw still clenches at night. That's because trauma doesn't live in your thoughts — it lives in your body. Trauma Body Reset helps you move it out.
With Trauma Body Reset, you will:
- Release fear, anger, grief and guilt stored in your hips, chest, jaw and gut
- Melt chronic tension your body has carried for years
- Break the anxiety loop without forcing or pushing through
- Move stuck emotions out — without reliving or retelling your past
- Calm your nervous system and feel safe in your own body again
- Heal childhood patterns that therapy alone couldn't reach
- Restore softness, confidence and emotional freedom
This is not yoga. Not fitness. Not dance choreography. It's a gentle way to release emotions that no longer serve you — in just 10 minutes a day.
Why Trauma Body Reset Works
Talking about your pain keeps it in your head. But trauma doesn't live in your head — it lives in your hips, your chest, your jaw, your gut. Every retold story locks fear, anger and guilt deeper into your muscles and nervous system.
Your body needs MOTION, not conversation.
- Emotions have a home in your body. Fear hides in your hips. Anger locks your jaw. Grief collapses your chest. Anxiety grips your gut. These aren't metaphors — they're patterns your nervous system created to survive.
- Gentle somatic calisthenics for every body. No equipment, no high impact, just your own body weight. Flowing, rhythmic movements your body already knows how to do.
- Kriya-inspired flow. Smooth, flowing sequences rooted in sacred breathwork and somatic movement that help your nervous system release — and let go of tension it's held for years.
- Simple, safe, effective. Just 10 minutes a day to start feeling lighter, calmer, and more present in your body.
This is movement as medicine. Not performance.
Why Choose This Course?
If you've tried therapy, breathwork, yoga, or journaling and still feel heavy — this course goes deeper. It combines somatic emotional release with full-body calisthenics to unlock tension, calm the nervous system, and let your body complete the healing your mind started years ago.
- No Special Equipment Needed. Practice anywhere using only your body weight — a mat or chair is enough.
- Your Personal Trauma Body Map. Each lesson unlocks a specific area where trauma hides — hips, chest, jaw, gut — so you release with precision, not guesswork.
- Emotional + Physical Relief. Chronic tension leaves. Sleep improves. The weight lifts — all in 10 minutes.
- Simple and Sustainable. Just 10 minutes a day of gentle flow that you can integrate into your routine for lasting emotional and physical balance.
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What learners say
“I didn't think 10 minutes could do anything... then I cried, shook, and laughed all at once. I feel lighter than I have in YEARS!”
“My chest felt like it was locked for years. After one session, I took the deepest breath I've taken since my divorce. Something shifted and it hasn't come back”
“I spent 3 years in therapy and still carried everything in my hips. This course moved out what talking never could. I cried in the BEST WAY!!!”
“I was scared to feel — but this was so gentle. No pressure, no judgement. Just movement. And somehow, the anger I swallowed after my birth finally left.”
“I didn't know my jaw was holding grief until Lesson 1. By Lesson 3, my neck pain was gone and I stopped clenching in my sleep. This is not just movement — it's medicine.”
“Stress had me frozen for months. I couldn't cry, couldn't feel, couldn't connect. After the first session my body softened and I sobbed for the first time in a year. Thank you, Amy.”