How you come into the world
determines life dynamics.

The early stages of life are important. During the perinatal period—conception, pregnancy, birth, and the first months of life—we go through intense experiences, sometimes even traumatic ones. These unconscious memories shape how we perceive the world around us, whether we feel safe or not, and affect our relationships with our parents and others.

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When we cannot process these experiences at the time, they leave a lasting imprint. These imprints influence the development of our protective reactions and determine how our autonomic nervous system functions.

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This has many effects, from a baby who constantly cries, has trouble sleeping, or is restless, to a child with separation anxiety, or an adult who repeatedly faces the same emotional issues. These memories remain in our bodies. The imprints that are not processed at the start of life will continue to demand attention until they are healed. The good news is that they can be processed, given time, sometimes even years later.

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