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Welcome to Karlton Terry Baby Therapy (KTBT)

Karlton Terry has dedicated his career to understanding the language of babies so he can help practitioners and caregivers support babies through transformative healing processes, ensuring their needs are met with compassion and clarity. His mission is to train a new generation of practitioners and share his groundbreaking techniques, creating a world where every embodying soul—whether prenate, baby, child, or adult— is deeply seen, honored, and nurtured from the beginning of their journey here on earth.

Download the Free Guide & Discover:

  • How babies experience birth from their perspective

  • Why birth imprints can show up in crying, body movements, and tension

  • How to recognize subtle signs that your baby is processing their birth

  • Practical ways to support your baby with understanding and presence

    Are You Experiencing These Challenges in Your Practice?

    • Persistent Crying and Discomfort in Babies

    • Difficulty Identifying Root Causes of Physical & Emotional Issues

    • Uncertainty in Addressing Prenatal or Birth Memories

    • Lack of Confidence in Interpreting Baby Body Language

    • Inconsistent Therapeutic Outcomes

    • Feeling Overwhelmed by Complex Cases

    • Uncertainty in Engaging with Babies During Therapy Sessions

    Here’s how we can help

    Join an Exclusive Mentorship Teams

    Elevate Your Practice, Heal, and Grow in a Supportive Community

    Baby Therapy Course

    Unlock the Foundations of Baby Therapy: Join KT’s Comprehensive Online Course and Learn at Your Own Pace

    Join our KTBT’s Membership

    Unlock Healing Wisdom Monthly: Join KTBT Standard Membership or Upgrade to Premium for Full Access & Exclusive Discounts!

    Practitioners Gain these Skills:

    By developing a mastery of baby communication practitioners learn to provide more precise facilitations, enhancing outcomes for both babies and their families.

    Increased confidence in recognizing and addressing various pre- and perinatal challenges, such as birth trauma, prenatal imprints, and developmental delays.

    Learn how to help families benefit from more accurate and compassionate care leading to quicker and more effective solutions.

    FREE INTRO COURSE

    8 Essential Baby Body Language Cues Every Practitioner Should Know

    Decoding Unresolved Birth Imprints

      Learn to recognize unresolved birth imprints through Baby Body Language.

      Free mini-course for professionals

      Unlock the insights behind unresolved birth imprints and transform the way you work with babies.

      This free 3-video mini-course gives you practical tools to enhance your therapeutic approach.

      Sign Up Now and Get Immediate Access!

      What you’ll find inside

      • Lesson 1/Uncovering the Imprints Behind Baby Body Language

        Learn to recognize the subtle but crucial non-verbal signals babies use to express their needs, discomforts, and early experiences

      • Lesson 2/ Recognising the baby's experience through accurate empathy

        Understand how to observe, interpret, and respond to the baby’s body language using a therapeutic approach based on accurate empathy.

      • Lesson 3/ Therapeutic Protocols

        Discover effective, clinically informed techniques to help babies process and release unresolved birth imprints through non-verbal expression.

      • Here’s some feedback regarding Simon’s session (8 yrs. old) and the homework you gave us for his Stage 2 rotation trauma. We practiced unlocking the lock as you suggested, and the next day, he spontaneously started talking about his birth. He said, “Babies need to turn their head to come out. I had to go over a big bump, and I injured my eye. The blood is gone, but it still hurts sometimes." After years in this field, I’m still amazed by what humans can consciously recall when accurately seen. I love this boy, and I believe he feels even more accurately loved now! r

        – Dr. Gerda Kosnar-Dauz, Dr. of General Medicine and Homeopathy, Bonding Analysis, Lactation Specialist, IPPE Practitioner

      • Crying from reading your sentences, remembering your love you spread out while being with you in all the courses. Thank you so much, more than I can write in words for embracing humans with their wounds with love love love and loving support on this deep level. Thank you for being my teacher.

        - Saphira, Midwife

      • Working beside Karlton with Babies and their parents I was often moved, and fascinated. It was impressive and made me happy seeing and feeling how he was able to change the atmosphere for the family, even while in the midst of the students, with all of us coming around into something very peaceful and loving. Karlton created safety and a great openness, making it possible for the growth of trust and deep emotions within Babies and Parents, with wounds being safely contained and seen in a sensitive place with empathy. Healing would occur in us adults and the parents, learning and becoming able to understand Babies’ Crying and Body Language, and to acknowledge the way where she/he went through on the way into into our world…"

        -Dr. Rose Drescherswartz Psychiatrist, Switzerland

      • The first two nights I had clear dreams that I could recall, (I usually don't recall my dreams). I have felt more peace within, and a deep settling, along with a relaxation of my shoulders area. I feel that my neck area has received permission to explore it's process of birth memory. I feel honored to have received the BMR work.

        - Catherine Mullen

      Check out more stories

      April’s Upcoming Events

      Monthly Live Thematic Discussion

      June’s Thematic Discussion

      Why is Crying Taboo? (there is a reason behind every cry)

      Sunday, June 15, 2025

      1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Eastern Time

      • Can you think of a baby, or visualize a baby—your baby, yourself when you were a baby, a random baby, or even an imaginary baby—without peripherally preparing to hear crying at some point? Babies and crying are linked.

        How do you feel when you read the words below?

        “The baby is crying.” (now close your eyes for a few seconds)

        Did you notice, unless you were cheating and didn’t believe the words, that you felt something inside yourself suggesting, “Something must be done”?

        When you hear a baby cry, something in your brain, or perhaps your heart, or perhaps both, urges you to do something. You felt that, right? You read the line, “the baby is crying,” and a part of you felt, “oh shit, something must be done!”

        You can’t hang out in the Kingdom of the Baby without the ability to understand and be with crying. Yet crying from a baby is the most irritating sound a human being can hear.

        How are parents or baby practitioners supposed to deal with this?

        Come find out.

      This ~90-minute discussion is $20