OUR BIRTH JOURNEY
LIVE EVENTS
UPCOMING live events
Live talk
Antidepressants and Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy: Are They Safe?
In this talk, Prof. David Healy will examine the possible risks antidepressants—particularly SSRIs—pose to fetal development and explore alternative approaches to supporting women struggling with depression or at risk for postnatal depression.
live talk
Scope of Practice – Exploring Our Own Unconscious Edges when Working with Families
In this talk, Ian Rees will offer insights and practical tools to help practitioners remain aware, grounded, and open while supporting clients—especially those shaped by prenatal and perinatal themes.
free class
Therapeutic Parenting - Supporting the Needs of Adopted Children
In this talk, therapist and trainer Graham Kennedy will discuss the principles of Therapeutic Parenting, an attachment and trauma focused approach designed to help adopted children develop a sense of safety and security.
free Course Introduction
Prenatal Life and Adoption - The Baby’s Perspective of Being Relinquished
In this short talk, psychologist and author Michael Trout will introduce his upcoming three part course which will consider not only the experience of the unborn child in these situations, but also the several unconscious, defensive adaptations birth mothers may make to anticipated loss, and what impact these measures may have on the baby inside her.
mentorship group
embodied transformation
Blueprint/imprint
In this session, Anna Chitty will show us how to work with implicit, imprint memory in connection with the Blueprint and explore what happens when we open into the Blueprint.
Three Part Course
Prenatal Life and Adoption - The Baby’s Perspective of Being Relinquished
In this workshop series, Michael Trout will help us consider the pre- and perinatal perspective of the child born into care/adoption as well as the unconscious adaptations birth mothers may develop under these circumstances.