Pre and Perinatal Healing

 

“Birth is an early and strongly defining experience. It can leave a trail of patterns in the body that affect future events and behaviours”

-Body Intelligence Training Module 1

Pre and Perinatal Healing

The principals of love, protection, safety, accurate reflection and fun are fundamental to prenatal and perinatal health. Together they nurture your Triune Autonomic Nervous System. This creates a lifelong secure and stable foundation of dynamic wholeness, from which you develop optimally, as a result of growing up in a circle of security that attends to your diverse needs.

The reality for a lot of people is that pieces of the above described optimal upbringing were missed. The field of pre and perinatal psychology dives deeply into working with your family of origin patterns. Awareness, naming, and differentiating all bring valuable insights that shed light on early imprinting. You begin to recognize the needs you had while growing up that didn’t get met. You start to understand how missing pieces have been impacting your physical and emotional wellbeing, as well as your capacity to navigate tension dynamics in relationships.

Your conception, your mother discovering she was pregnant with you, her pregnancy, your gestation, your birth experience and more, all provide insight
into your unique sequencing of existence. Healthy early life sequences include experiencing having a clear intention, preparation, action, completion, and integration, all within a circle of support. It is very common, however, to realize one or more of these got skipped over.

The body mind connection is greatly acknowledged throughout this work and is attributed for it remarkable contributions to a process of reorganization that orients to health. In addition to craniosacral therapy, practical therapeutic felt sense exercises help dissolve trauma that may be rooted in your pre and perinatal and early childhood biography. Woundings have a chance to be named and acknowledged. They are met by the principals listed above, inviting healthy family agreements to be cultivated and secure attachment to grow within yourself.

“[…] we now have a mounting body of evidence that the experiences of prenates and babies are coded into their implicit memory and brain structure and are influencing them. Not all, but a significant percentage of babies experience prenatal and birth trauma which has spiritual, mental, emotional and physical consequences. Conception, gestation and birth is hard work for babies.”

– Myrna Martin
Level 1 Pre and Perinatal Residential Intensive Manual

I had never had a BCST session before so was not sure what to expect.  Well right away, Christina’s nurturing approach made me feel completely relaxed and comfortable.  During sessions, I gained clarity with challenges I was having in my life and noticed the emotional/physical pain connected to it alleviating.  I also found that I would take the insights from the sessions and apply them to my life at that time.

L. Young, Glenora

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