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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2008 · 53 MIN

Interview with Dr. Marcy Axness

from (((☼~LIVING HERO~☼)))

The Living Hero show is very proud to present an interview with Marcy Axness, Ph.D. Dr. Axness is an early development specialist who writes and speaks internationally on parenting, society, and the needs of children. She is an authority in such wide-ranging fields as neurobiology (brain development), prenatal and developmental psychology, attachment theory, and consciousness research. Marcy’s particular specialization is in very early development--beginning even before conception--and she is one of the world’s few experts in prenatal / neonatal issues in adoption. She is a professor at Santa Barbara Graduate Institute and has a private practice in Los Angeles, counseling parents and prospective parents. We talked about: • Raising generation PAX • Quantum parenting • The fundamental question every human is always asking • The peace-creativity connection • P-A-R-E-N-T-S, Marcy's parenting To-Dos • The surprising single strongest predictor of a child's healthy attachment • The dominant reality engine of our time • How to behaviorally reduce ADD and ADHD • What drives the viscious human cycle • Tapping into the unseen dimensions of experience Visit Marcy's website at http://www.marcyaxness.com Enjoy the show! Listen at your convenience!

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