Class

The Miraculous Bond

with Nina Ketcher
The mother-baby dyad is the primary human relationship; it is a soulmate relationship, and the foundation for all future relationships.

This first relationship, between a mother and child, begins before conception and is essential for establishing strong roots for their child’s health and well-being throughout life. The mothers womb is where her child learns about life and establishes their sense about the world around them: Is it safe? Am I wanted? Will I be loved? Can I be myself?

A mother has the greatest ability to bless, heal, support and protect her babies soul’s spark at every stage of their human development into adulthood
. When empowered, a mother can create her womb as a holy and sacred place and can harness the creation energy through implementing specific conscious practices. Through these specific attuned practices, a mother establishes a miraculous bond with her child.

It is through this miraculous bond, a child can truly feel safe, loved, and connected to themselves, and the creation; able to follow the divine spark within them – their unique purpose. Through these wisdom practices mothers and their children together create healthier and happier families, which in turn leads to a more peaceful world.
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  • Entry Level
  • Powerpoint
  • Practical application
  • To support your client
  • 60 minute class
  • life-long access to recording

Learning outcomes

  • Learn basic practices to support a mother to establish a more nourishing bond with her baby in the prenatal period

who can this benefit

  • Birth practitioners who would like to deepen their awareness around connection and bonding during pregnancy, to integrate into their practice with expecting mothers
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Meet Our Presenter
Patrick Jones - Course author

Nina Ketcher

Clinical and Somatic Psychologist
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