The degree of connection between mother and child (and father too) during pregnancy as well as bonding and attachment after birth makes a substantial difference in the life of the entire family. Research shows experiences prenatal and around birth have deep, lasting effects and pattern our lives in many ways. Many life issues - physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, developmental, and parent-infant bonding - may be linked to prenatal and birth experiences. A Pre- & Perinatal Process Workshop is an intensive, personal approach that works to repattern trauma and to support deep healing in the somatic and interpersonal realms. These workshops develop ways to promote healthy births, and protocol for therapeutic interventions and healing around trauma.

The following Process Workshops will be in Mill Valley, California:

• December 4-7, 2008 - filled
• January 29-February 1, 2009

And on Cortes Island, B.C., Canada:

• December 19-22, 2008
• July 16-19, 2009

A total of four Process Workshops must be taken for a Certificate of Completion of the Somatic Training in Pre- & Perinatal Psychology & Therapy.