Online Training Course “Prenatal Bonding Facilitator”

A Spe­cial Trai­ning Cour­se for Mid­wi­ves, Dou­las, Body­the­ra­pists, Gyneco­lo­gists, Yoga Trai­ners And Mem­bers of All Pro­fes­sio­nal Groups Taking Care of Pregnant Women Beco­me a bon­ding faci­li­ta­tor to help mothers-to-be to deve­lop their bon­ding capa­ci­ty during pregnan­cy Con­cept model­led on the „Bon­ding Ana­ly­sis“ as ori­gi­nal­ly deve­lo­ped by Dr G. Hidas & Dr J. Raf­fai

Cour­se Ins­truc­tor: Chris­ta Bal­ken­hol-Wright Cer­ti­fied Bon­ding Faci­li­ta­tor, Regres­si­on and Hyp­no­sis Men­to­ring, Psy­cho­lo­gi­cal Con­sul­tant 

Cour­se Dates: 5./12./19./26.11.21 and 3./10.12.21 

COURSE CONTENT :

 – The extra­or­di­na­ry importance of PRENATAL BONDING
 – What do you learn in this cour­se? The cour­se par­ti­ci­pan­ts prac­ti­ce self-awa­re­ness and self-per­cep­ti­on in con­nec­tion with their own pregnan­cy and birth; ele­ments of regres­si­on the­ra­py are being used.
 – Histo­ry and deve­lo­p­ment of „Bon­ding Ana­ly­sis“
– Brief intro­duc­tion to Pre­na­tal Psy­cho­lo­gy
 – Detail­ed pro­ce­du­re of Bon­ding Ana­ly­sis step by step
 – In-depth ana­mne­sis per­tai­ning to the pregnant woman’s own case histo­ry
 – Com­mu­ni­ca­ti­on chan­nels bet­ween mother and baby in ute­ro.
 – Advan­ta­ges of pre­na­tal bon­ding and attach­ment for mother and baby.
– For whom is the bon­ding ana­ly­sis recom­men­da­ble and sui­ta­ble?
– Devi­sing a fic­ti­cious case histo­ry
– Bowlby’s attach­ment clas­si­fi­ca­ti­on
– Pos­si­ble bon­ding pro­blems
– Pre­na­tal Bon­ding – a method of pre­ven­ti­on and gene­ra­ting salu­to­ge­ne­sis
– Pre­na­tal attach­ment and brain rese­arch
– Impact of mate­r­nal stress during pregnan­cy on the pre­na­tal baby – How does the baby expe­ri­ence birth?
 – The lost twin syn­dro­me
– Self-regu­la­to­ry dis­or­ders of the new­born and their pre­na­tal ori­g­ins
 – Impact of „ART Tech­no­lo­gy“ (Assis­ted Repro­duc­tion Tech­no­lo­gy) on the pre­na­tal baby’s psy­che
 –    Role of mir­ror neu­rons
 –    Bon­ding capa­ci­ty of the „pre­na­tal“ father
 – Birth pre­pa­ra­ti­on
– Impact of the trans­mis­si­on of epi­ge­ne­tic struc­tures from one gene­ra­ti­on to the next
 – Spe­cial sup­port for women having expe­ri­en­ced sexu­al abu­se or any other form of vio­lence.