Breathwork and acupuncture fundraiser planned for July 19 at Dwell Yoga
A trauma-informed breathwork and acupuncture fundraiser is planned July 19 at Dwell Yoga in Las Cruces.
The July 19 event will support grassroots barefoot health projects serving trauma survivors and community health promoters in Latin America.
Organ Mountain News report
LAS CRUCES - A trauma-informed breathwork and acupuncture fundraiser is planned for Sunday, July 19, at Dwell Yoga in Las Cruces.
The event, hosted by Crossroads Acupuncture, is scheduled for 4 p.m. at Dwell Yoga, 424 N. Main St.
The workshop will include guided meditation, trauma-informed breathwork, somatic release, acupuncture-supported integration and deep rest. Organizers describe the event as a way for participants to pause, release stress and reconnect with resilience.
Participants are encouraged to bring warm clothes, an eye mask and a blanket, and to attend on an empty stomach.
The suggested donation is $50 or more.
Proceeds will support Crossroads Acupuncture’s grassroots barefoot health projects in Latin America. The nonprofit said the projects support community health promoters and trauma survivors with accessible, body-based healing tools.
Ryan Bemis, a doctor of Oriental medicine and founder of Crossroads Acupuncture, said the events are part of a local-to-global effort to make practical healing tools more accessible in communities affected by historical trauma, displacement and limited access to care.
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