The Teachings of Ray Castellino
Series 2
Series 2
Improving PPN Somatic Skills When Working with Intervention Imprints
Skills of Presence, Movement, and Leading Edge Review
In this first class of the second series, Regina will review the skills of presence needed to begin the drop into early implicit memory as well as connect with the underlying health in our system, the somatic blueprint. In our core we are healthy and wise beings. Our earliest experiences can take powerful hold on our autonomic nervous system and put like a veil over the perception of our inner health and wisdom.
Skills of presence remind us to be in our present age and to look with our adult eyes. We can shift and integrate our earliest experience in life only when we have our adult consciousness on board. We will also review the ways we can see our story through movement and gestures. Finally, Regina will review the Leading Edge, which is a crucial skill for understanding how to work with PPN implicit memories.
Dynamic Creative Opposition and Dynamic Squeeze
The prenatal and perinatal somatic toolkit benefits greatly from the two skills of Dynamic Creative Opposition and Dynamic Squeeze, especially when dealing with birth imprints.
Dynamic Creative Opposition allows the practitioner to help build energetic potency in the nervous system and a felt sense in the body. It helps slow down autonomic firing so that the person you work with can stay more present, gain more capacity to work with internal states connected to overwhelming imprints and feel more empowered in their bodies.
Dynamic Squeeze is a must-have tool when working with freeze and shutdown states, especially those connected to the prenatal and perinatal times. Alison will present how we can work with these dynamic tools at different prenatal and perinatal layers of experience. This class will introduce these tools and the conditions under which they should be used.
Working with Birth Dynamics: The Baby's Experience of Physiological Birth
Pioneers in prenatal and perinatal somatic practice established that we come into contact with our mother's body in a variety of ways before, during and after birth. The way we "dance" in the maternal pelvis as we are born may leave its process still alive in our bodies our whole lives. Every one of us has been born.
In this class, Mary will detail some of the ways babies initiate contact with, encounter, move through and leave the maternal pelvis. We encountered the pattern first in Series One, remembering that there is a sequence that we go through that is connected to birth: The Before, the Beginning, the Middle, the End, and the After. This class will drop into a deeper layer, revealing how babies come into contact with their mother's low back, pelvic inlet, mid pelvis and the outlet. It can be complex.
Babies are more than a passenger in pregnancy. They participate in birth. Once you see how birth impacts us all, you can't unsee it!
Working with PPN Substance Imprints: Pharmaceutical, Recreational, and Controlled Substances
A baby's body is incredibly sensitive to chemical imprints such as alcohol, caffeine, opioids, amphetamines, anesthesia, nicotine, prescription and over the counter drugs. Babies are also sensitive to pollution and stress hormones.
In this class, Tara will review the impact of chemicals on our earliest life experiences. Tara will review some o the ways that a PPN Somatic approach applies the bodywork that can support and flush these substances out of the body.
Working with the Dynamics of Birth Styles: Forceps, C-section and Vacuum Assist
Many babies are born with the use of birth interventions such as forceps, C-Section and vacuum assist. While we are very grateful for interventions that help mothers and babies when they need it, birth interventions have an impact and are often overused.
This class will show the impact of these three types of birth interventions on mothers and babies. We will share our PPN Somatic skills that help support the healing of trauma caused by birth interventions.
Mary and Tara will tell stories from their years of practice and training, and provide information and practices to professionals to help support clients with adverse experiences during birth from mechanical and surgical interventions.
Regina Bücher
Regina is a certified womb surround facilitator and currently co-teaching a Prenatal and Birth Training with Klaus Kaeppeli that follows the curricullum of Ray Castellino. Regina has a huge trust in the wisdom of each individual´s inner knowing. Her passion is for each person and for each member of the family to grow as much as possible into their full potential and also for the whole family to grow into healthy and safe relationships and connections.