Kate Shipp

Kate Shipp is a Christ-Centered yoga therapist, certified with the International Association of Yoga Therapy, and a 500ERYT and YACEP with Yoga Alliance. She holds a B.S. in Marketing from Arizona State University, and has thousands of hours in training and personal experience in various holistic therapies.

For the past decade, Kate has specialized in seeing clients for mental health and trauma recovery. She uses the teachings of Jesus and the philosophy and practices of yoga, combined with the neuroscience of trauma, to help clients overcome painful pasts, remember their wholeness, and live lives of peace and joy.

Kate’s personal recovery from Complex PTSD, and her connection to Spirit, motivate her to serve others in this way, and she believes that through hope, faith, and love even the most painful sufferings can be overcome.

Kate works with clients privately, online and in-person, as well as through group mentoring and various training programs. She is the creator of The Shipp MethodTM of Christ-Centered Trauma Recovery, a training program to teach other therapeutic practitioners a seven-step process for Remembered Wholeness. Kate also offers various events, workshops, retreats, and presentations to educate, embody, and empower radiant living.

Kate is a bestselling author of two compilation books and a motivational speaker. Her work as a yoga therapist was featured in a documentary called, The Box: Out of the Impossible, about a woman’s recovery from horrific trauma and abuse. She is a contributing author for Christian Yoga Magazine.

She resides in Phoenix, Arizona with her husband and two children. Two dogs and two cats complete her family. Kate loves being out in nature, and you will often find her with a cup of hot coffee in her hands.