dimanche, 02 juin 2013
Un congrès formidable en périnatalité - A huge congres in perinatality
APPPAH's 18th International Congress BIRTH PSYCHOLOGY in ACTION: TRANSFORMATION through the CREATIVE & HEALING ARTS
November 14 - 17, 2013
Asilomar, Conference Grounds ~ Pacific Grove ~ California
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Congress Update ~ June 12, 2013 Register Online Now! Our 2013 Congress features many new international presenters that bring us a global outlook on how the work of birth psychology is being expanded and addressed in a vast number of ways within many cultures. This news bulletin includes just some of the international speakers and topics included in the 2013 conference.
Join us at Asilomar to find out more about how the world at large is engaging with birth and healing birth related trauma! Early registration rates through June 15. |
Australia and UK Fostering the Couple Connection in the Transition to Parenthood
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Denmark Healing Through Poetry: Processing The Motherhood Transition in Psychotherapy
Helena will share an interactive model that encourages therapists to use creativity in the form of poetry writing during the therapeutic process with women, pregnant or trying to conceive, who are struggling with their maternal transition. The therapist's own poems can be used to invigorate the client's creative process and thus her transition to motherhood on physical, emotional, and spiritual levels. The creative process then becomes mutual and interactive as the mother-child relationship develops.
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Germany
Healing Postpartum Depression Beyond Psychiatry
One out of seven women will be confronted with postpartum depression. This is still one of the best kept secrets in society, a real taboo subject. Too much shame, guilt-feelings and devaluation in the face of the miracle of birth is a burden. Physician, Gerhard Schroth, will show how Prenatal Bonding (BA) can prevent postpartum depression and how, even in high risk mothers with previous or continuing postpartum depression, healing may be experienced. |
Hungary How Love is Born for a Newborn Baby
Physician, Zita Makoi describes how love is one of the most powerful experiences in life to carry and nourish the development of two cells to the birth of a new life and cannot be taken for granted. Significant numbers of people carry the memories of anunhappy childhood lacking motherly and/or parental love. To discover and describe how mother's love arises was the basis of her research. Zita will share the findings of her research conducted at Semmelweis University, Budapest, where 500 healthy mothers who delivered normal babies were asked to participate in a questionnaire-based survey. |
New Zealand Incoming Souls:Listening to the Soul of the Child Preparing for Conception and Birth
Shelley will share stories from her 15 years of clinical practice working with the soul of the child in preparation for conception and birth. She will introduce the concept of an 'etheric womb', an intricate lattice or grid that holds the higher dimensional frequencies of the soul arriving. Through listening to the soul of her child the mother is more easily able to feel the unique soul personality, understand needs, and surrender to greater trust in the divine orchestration of conception and birth. |
Russia Limbic Imprint Re-Coding
Elena's unofficial name for this work is 'Magical Theater' -- an experiential, free flowing format, in which The Birthing Field is the governing agent, inspiring a slightly altered state of being. Elena will show how different techniques invoke a powerful healing effect, using concepts of epigenetics and neuroplasticity. The goal is to create new reference points within the nervous system, diverting the focus from the previoustraumatic experiences, creating new neurological pathways, and, basically, new memory of blissful formative period. Some of the processes are specifically designed to uninstall the harmful early 'programming' and create lasting positive change. |
Turkey
Nese will explain how childbirth needs to involve the right brain during the labor. The right brain covers all senses, feelings, insight, creativity, and spontaneity -- not critical thinking and questioning. Nese will show how the use of games, role play, art, and psychodrama allow women to experience their bodies, so that their body memories can work and show how, all bodily records can be remembered easily during the labor and birth itself. |
United Kingdom
Womb Twin Survivors - the Untold Story, Told at Last
Aletha's research into the biology and psychology of womb twin survivors has revealed that there are characteristic signs in the life of the womb twin survivor, whether they know about their twin or not. Stories from womb twin survivors will show how the sharing of personal stories can be used in almost any style of therapy. Participants may tell their pre-birth story, both in spoken words (to a partner), in writing, or in prose and poetry. Personal stories and case histories will be used to illustrate how a therapist can identify an undiagnosed womb twin survivor among their clients. |
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