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Foreword by Karl Dawson.How we come into the world really matters. Yet within our current Western birthing paradigm, we have lost touch with the impact that the experience of birth can have on the baby.What happens to us in the womb and at birth can have far-reaching consequences that shape the way we experience and see the world for the rest of our lives. This groundbreaking book dispels the myth that babies are not conscious beings. It also shows how many of our beliefs are formed in the womb and at birth: beliefs that end up running our lives today.As well as highlighting the effects of birth trauma, Heal Your Birth, Heal Your Life offers practical solutions. You will learn how to transform and rewrite traumas that happened both at birth and in the womb, so that you can:Understand the impact that your birth is still having on you nowLearn how to go back to the womb and birth when beliefs were formed and rewrite themDiscover how to release birth traumaLearn new tools to rewrite your birth, impacting healing on all levels.Containing a whole host of research from some of the leaders in the field, this book offers a solution-based approach to overcoming birth trauma. It is for anyone who has ever experienced a birth trauma, or had a parent who experienced stress when they were in the womb. It is for mothers who are about to give birth and want to ensure that they do not carry their own birth traumas into the birthing experience. It is also for practitioners of all modalities, who want to help their clients connect with, and transform, the subconscious memories of their birth.

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