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Fallopian Tube, Hatching, & The Fall

with Karlton Terry

In this session, KT speaks to the embodied gestures that signify ovulation, fallopian tube journey, and hatching issues.

Some babies not only want to arch, but yearn to roll backwards, physically emulating the rolling experience of the egg. As the ovulated egg leaves its follicle it drifts and comes into contact with the fallopian tube of the mother, an altogether different environment with its own fluids and chemistry compared to those of the follicle.

This is a new and sometimes strange or even toxic experience for the egg cell that is moving towards conception. A similar experience to a toxic womb or reluctant mother can be encountered during hatching when the blastocyst breaks free from the zona pellucida exposing the inner cells to direct contact with the epithelial surfaces of the tube or womb.

KT addresses the tactile defensiveness that can remain in the cells and daughter cells from shocking or overwhelming experiences that occur during these vulnerable transitions.

Entry Level/Intermediary
Power Point Presentation
Practical application
To support yourself and your client
90 minute class
life-long access to recording

Learning outcomes

Gain an understanding of the psychological impacts of the very early stages of gestation
Learn how experiences during these stages can be expressed by the baby

who can this benefit

Birth practitioners who would like to deepen their own personal journey
Birth practitioners who would like support in their own work with clients
Parents who would like to deepen their awareness of pre and perinatal understanding