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Wombology: Healing the Primordial Memories and Wounds Your Grandmother's Daughter Gave to You

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Wombology: Healing the Primordial Memories and Wounds Your Grandmother's Daughter Gave to YouImagine for a minute that there could be an undeniable connection between the prenatal environment and emotional issues that occur during adulthood. Wombology presents the innovative concept that a pregnant woman's deep emotional state can shape her child's consciousness throughout his or her life span. As a clinical psychologist, Dr. CJ Johnson has studied the fascinating dynamics shared between generations of mothers and children and explores a

Imagine for a minute that there could be an undeniable connection between the prenatal environment and emotional issues that occur during adulthood. Wombology presents the innovative concept that a pregnant woman's deep emotional state can shape her child's consciousness throughout his or her life span.

As a clinical psychologist, Dr. CJ Johnson has studied the fascinating dynamics shared between generations of mothers and children and explores a theory that the hidden influences of the prenatal environment may subconsciously and indefinitely shape the development of temperament, personality, and character of her unborn child. Dr. CJ discusses how a mother's diet can influence a child's favorite food choices, how an unwed mother shunned by society can pass on her negative emotions to her baby, and how birth order makes a difference in how expectations are set for each child. Worksheets, treatments, and techniques are included that will help lead others on a journey to healing the deep wounds received in utero.

Now is the time to stop making excuses for not living a full life. Wombology opens the door to a new and exciting theory that will allow generations of mothers and her children to become whole again and soar to the peaks of unimagined personal heights and growth.

Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: iUniverse
Published: 01/19/2009
ISBN: 9780595496921
Pages: 124
Weight: 0.42lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.29d

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