Class

Trauma, Memory, and Perception

Understanding How Babies Experience the World

with John Wilks
The way we perceive an event—whether it feels traumatic or not—depends largely on the context, our personal interpretation, and how we can make sense of the experience. Research on pain perception reveals that the intensity and duration of pain are influenced by the meaning we attach to it and our previous experiences with similar sensations.
But how does this apply to babies, who you could argue have far less experience and context to process and understand the world around them? How do they perceive prenatal and perinatal events, and what implications does this have for their potential to form traumatic imprints?

In this class, John Wilks explores how babies perceive early life experiences, including events in the womb and during birth, and discuss the factors that influence whether these experiences may lead to trauma.
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  • Beginner/Intermediate
  • Experiential
  • Practical application
  • To support your client
  • 60 minute class
  • life time access to recording

Learning outcomes

  • Gaining and insight into early life perception and memory
  • Understanding early life pain experience
  • Learning about experience from the perspective of the pre- and neonate

who can this benefit

  • Practitioners working with pregnant mums and babies
  • Parents, caregivers and educators
  • Anyone interested early life consciousness
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Meet Our Presenter
Patrick Jones - Course author

john wilks

Bowen Technique & Craniosacral Therapy
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