Intergenerational Trauma: Unraveling Our Deepest Self - A Somatic Psychology Perspective

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Recorded09 Apr 2024

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In this insightful interview, Kate Beauchene and Cynthia delve into the profound impact of a mother’s unconscious emotions and beliefs on a child’s life, focusing on topics involving the “mother’s imprint”. The conversation proceeds into how these imprints can shape an individual’s thoughts, behaviors, and relationships. Kate, a psychotherapist with a focus on Somatic Psychology, emphasizes the power of therapy methods like dream analysis to uncover these imprints and their influences. The discussion also touches on the societal implications of the mother’s imprint and the potential for positive change by treating women better.

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