Somatic Perinatal Process Workshop, September 23-26, 2010 — Seattle, Wa.
September 23-26, 2010 — Seattle, Wa.
The field of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Therapy has grown from research showing that babies within the womb, during birth, and post natally feel, have consciousness and memories, and react specifically to their experiences. These experiences greatly affect not only early childhood and development, but continue all the way through our lives into adulthood. They inform us and follow us throughout our lives. These early responses that go so deep are developed while we are still pre-verbal. If they are traumatic much of the work to resolve such trauma must occur on the pre-verbal level. Working somatically within this process workshop setting can have deep, profound and often comparatively quick resolution to issues that have seemed to resist other therapeutic attempts. Process workshops are excellent ways to work with such issues.
This workshop setting offers the opportunity to, with under- standing and compassion, uncover, explore and support healing of our own prenatal and birth imprinting. By connecting to this early layer of physical and emotional experience within a safe and sustaining environment, there is the potential to repattern our bonding and attachment and clarify, ease, and transform early trauma and current unsupportive reactions. Each participant is supported in his/her exploration of whatever issue they choose – somatic, early life trauma, pre or perinatal issues, relationship, etc.
Tuition is $600. Upon application and deposit the participant will be sent a questionnaire. Answering the questions begins the personal preparation for the workshop.
Contact Judyth: 206-361-4124 or:judyth@judythweaver.com
