Thematic Discussions

Discovery

Sunday, October 20th, 2024

1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Eastern Time

Discovery* is one of the big prenatal crucibles where some of the most influential psychological constructs are constellated in the very fiber of a soul's matrix. Your essential acceptance or rejection, and every combination in between, by every member of your family field, and trickles of ancestral influence, all coalesce to engrave ineluctable belief systems about who you are. Intractable behavior patterns arise from these primal preverbal beliefs. Learn how it happens, what you can do about it, and treatments for clients. *Per Dr. Wm. Emerson

This ~90-minute discussion is open to all

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Compassionate Understanding of the Baby’s Journey 

Hosted by APPPAH

Psychological Consequences of Obstetrical Interventions

Wednesday, October 30th, 2024

1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Eastern Time

Every birth intervention has a consequence, and every consequence entangles the human being with impediments that diminish the quality of life for a soul who came to earth to do something. If only we could insert a single class in a single trimester of medical school with the outlines and the self-evident consequences of obstetrical interventions, then our birth practitioners would hopefully be as cautious, with their decision-making process around employing interventions, as if the baby coming into the world was their own. You can help heal hospital born babies, or IVF babies, or C-section babies from the psychological consequences of these easily accessible interventions. Karlton will go over the interventions as were covered and outlined by Emerson, plus some new ones, and describe the short-term and long-term implications of C-section imprints on the psyche of the babies who are exposed to these decisions on the most important day of their lives. Karlton will share how they can be healed through awareness, play therapy, and adaptive measures taken during moments of transition within family dynamics.