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Healing Early Developmental Trauma, MODULES 6-13 with Myrna Martin MN, RCC, RCST®
For those with some experience of this important field. This magnificent resource is for professionals (and parents and grandparents) to help your work with families, babies, mothers, toddlers, teens and adults. OVER 40 HOURS OF VIDEO, MANY PAGES OF NOTES. Notes will be supplied on purchase.
The video series synthesizes the content and curriculum of leading pre and perinatal psychology practitioner Myrna Martin’s 3-year professional in-class Pre and Perinatal training, a program she has taught for 17 years. After having had many students tell her how profoundly the vital knowledge learned during their training had impacted their personal and professional growth, she wanted to be able to find a way to share it with a wider audience around the world who would otherwise not be able to attend the trainings in person, but could benefit tremendously.
This finished product contains 8 modules of video, slides with audio explanations, course notes, research, practical tools, home projects, and references. It includes Module 13 on Sand Play and Expressive Arts in Pre and Perinatal Psychology and 12 group monthly support calls*.
*12 GROUP SUPPORT CALLS INCLUDED ONLY when you buy the whole set*
For more about Myrna Martin see foot of page.
Modules 6-13 are especially recommended for students who have Pre and Perinatal Education. These modules will expand your knowledge base.
MODULE SIX: COUPLES, FROM AN ATTACHMENT PERSPECTIVE
We are just beginning to understand the dynamics of long term couple relationships. The last decade has given us new knowledge about the psychobiological processes and the reciprocity of early developmental relational experiences and our developing brain. Attachment theory and the neuroscience of emotional connection is shedding new light in this mysterious arena. This Module delineates the dynamics of couples interaction and suggests effective tools for working with these issues.
MODULE SEVEN: INFANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES
We review epigenetics, and the effects of toxic stress on the prenate and infant in terms of brain and attachment development. Birth practices and their impacts, along with tools for supporting families in resolution are included. This is a really “RICH, BIG” module.
MODULE EIGHT: PRESCHOOLERS AND THEIR FAMILIES
The emphasis in this module is on family dynamics, and the development of attachment based emotional/social/cognitive health in the preschool years. Many videos clips of actual sessions are included, along with home exercises to develop skills with these families.
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MODULE NINE: PREGNANCY LOSS, ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES (ART)
This module focuses on healing from pregnancy loss, be that miscarriage, stillborn or abortion. We will delineate ways to honour both the baby’s and the parents experience, and discuss some prevention strategies. ART frequency has increased dramatically in the past decade. The different forms of ART, and their outcomes for babies and parents are delineated, with support tools.
MODULE TEN: PREMATURITY
Prematurity around the world has increased dramatically in the last 15 years, and has a huge negative impact on the baby’s outcomes for the future. The baby’s and parents’ experiences are outlined, in the varieties of neonatal intensive cares, and positive suggestions for supporting the infant and parents vest best outcomes are included. Video clips bring this home to our hearts.
MODULE ELEVEN: ADOPTION AND FOSTER CARE
This module addresses the adoption triangle of biological parents, adoptees and adopting parents and their dynamics. Assessment of attachment development and support strategies for both adoptees and foster children is a large section. Video clips of sessions make the material come alive.
MODULE TWELVE: PROCESS WORKSHOPS WITH ADULTS
The impact of the pre and perinatal years last a life time. Many adults are living with the impact of difficult conceptions, birth, and early developmental trauma. This module, with significant live video, outlines the principles and the form for healing in small groups.
MODULE THIRTEEN: SAND TRAY AND EXPRESSIVE ARTS IN PPN
The Magic number, a fun module, with a cognitive outline of sand tray and many examples of how children utilize sand to resolve trauma. Other expressive arts and games are delineated, along with video examples. Step into this world with me.
ABOUT MYRNA MARTIN, MN, RCC, RCST®
Myrna has 40 years experience working with people therapeutically as a nurse, public health nurse, family therapist, Integrative Body/Mind Therapist and teacher (IBP), Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist and approved Teacher. She has been in full time private practice and teaching Pre and Perinatal Workshops, Seminars and full Professional Trainings since 2000.
When her children were growing up, she was Director of Nelson and Area Mental Health Services and when they graduated from high school and went off to university she created the EarthSky Foundation [formerly Kutenai Institute of Integral Therapies] and began teaching about and practicing early trauma resolution work with babies, young children and adults full time. Myrna is a long term resident of Nelson who practices and teaches here.
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