With pleasure and some pride we would like to introduce: ‘Birthimprints’.

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‘Birthimprints’ : Institute for pre- and perinatal education and support aims to increase publicity of psycho-emotional influences from pregnancy and birth.With ‘Birthimprints’, Sylvie and Marleen want to share their knowledge and experience around the importance of the imprint in our lives, caused by our pre- and perinatal experiences.This through giving and organizing workshops, lectures and symposia for both parents and healthcare professionals.

The first course we may announce to you is an introductory course in pre- and perinatal therapy:
This introductory course is meant to show the special role of the pre- and perinatal experiences. During this course we will go deeper into the broad spectrum of pre- and perinatal influences, both theoretically and in practical exercise. Furthermore, we will look into the birth patterns that can influence children, adults and society as a whole.The course is led by Max Peschek, teacher at the IPPE of Karlton Terry.Meanwhile other symposia are planned in 2016. More information will follow soon on our website! For this you are invited to visit: www.birthimprints.com

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Information for professionals

The communication of a scientific and practice-oriented prenatal and perinatal psychology opens up a broader view of birth culture for professionals in educational, psychological and medical fields of action. With publications, further education/training, conferences and congresses, extensive research and experience knowledge is made available.

Information for parents, trainees and students

Significantly, prenatal and perinatal psychology is relevant to today’s young adults in training, college, and in relation to their own parenting. That is why the ISPPM provides literature, counseling/therapy services, continuing education/training, and a platform for students to write their own professional theses.

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