About Raquel Minh

I'm a global tumbleweed woven from roots around the world.
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Mexican and Vietnamese, born in the United States, and residing in Aotearoa New Zealand. On a journey of reclaiming indigenous ancestry.
A trauma-informed facilitator, plant medicine guide, and yoga teacher. I often contemplate, how did I get here?
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I experienced an adverse childhood resulting in CPTSD. I began studying psychology in university at the same time I started experimenting with plant medicine. I moved into a gentler yoga practice after a decade of being a competitive athlete. Then opened a yoga studio which led me down the path of teaching with a trauma-aware perspective.
Through an embodied approach, my healing path has been a consistent practice of diving deeper into movement, breath, and psychedelic realms. I'm honored to walk alongside you.
I’m passionate about creating spaces to support mind, body and spirit journeys through a trauma-informed approach.
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Experience ancient and indigenous practices to honor our connection with our ancestors alongside somatic practices to create more resilient nervous systems.
Your self-agency, empowerment, and transformation is my priority.
Offerings & Experiences
Education: 200hr Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher Training (Raw Wellbeing, 2019), 300hr Trauma-Informed Integrative Somatic Facilitator (IFS) Training (SomaPsych, 2023), 85hr Trauma-Informed Plant Medicine Facilitator Training (Atira Tan, 2024), Psychedelic Integration Training & Consultation Group (Integration Circle, 2025), 60hr Trauma-Informed and Community Yoga Yoga Teacher Training (Rise, 2021), 20hr TCTSY Yoga Teacher Training (TCTSY, 2021), Bachelors Degree in Psychology (GWU, 2009), Red Cross First Aid Certified (2024)
Facilitation: ACC Trauma Sensitive Yoga Facilitator, Yoga Teacher -(Workplace, Private, Group), Yoga Studio Owner, Retreat Facilitator & Host, Workshop Presenter: Non-Monogamy & Yoga, Partner Acro & Massage, Guide to Microdosing, Woman's Journey on Mushrooms, Psychedelic Stories, Microdose Mushroom Muse, Yoga & The Nervous System
Collaboration: Cultural Diversity Board for Revive Festival, Retreat Facilitator, Lululemon Here to Be Grant Recipient (2020), Psychedelic Therapy: National Discussion (2025)
Chair Yoga in the Workplace - an interview for TVNZ Breakfast show