Episode 6: William Emerson's Birth Story

from Early Echoes · host jennifersong1961

Welcome to Early Echoes. In this episode I read from "Remembering Your Home" where William Emerson shares memories of his birth and his transformative healing process.William R. Emerson, Ph.D. is a world pioneer in the field of pre- and perinatal psychology. Dr. Emerson has practiced psychotherapy for more than 40 years, specializing in regression therapy, and developing and implementing methods for treating pre- and perinatal trauma in infants, children and adults. He was the first in the field to develop treatment techniques for infants, including psycho therapeutic interventions. He is renowned as a workshop leader, writer and international lecturer.For more information www.emersonbirthrx.com

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