Birth Trauma can make behavior impossible! If you have been struggling internally or with a child, you may see these behaviors:

• need to control others
• emotional melt-downs or drama
• hyper-sensitivity and sensory issues
• always "amped up" and doesn't know how to settle and relax
• anxious, predicts disasters
• picks fights with you, in a power struggle manner

When birth is difficult, the primitive brain knows it! Already, the brain is awake inutero, and registers the ease of effort of birth. A difficult birth can create the above behaviors, and shape the brain to respond to stress in a protective manner developed when the infant was completely overwhelmed. That is not a good map to use in childhood or adult life.

 
Learn how to:

• Identify birth trauma
• Re-establish feelings of safety and connection 
• Understand how early unmet needs create need shock and form behavior templates
• Find simple body supports to interrupt "need shock" 
• Repattern behaviors through compassion and release of shock
• Heal birth trauma from the inside out

My clinical practice experience spans over 3 decades. I've  worked with adults, children, infants, couples, and both children and adults who have been adopted. There is always a story beneath the behavior, and when you can recognize, listen, and repair the tissue level of early memory, you succeed in helping someone make lasting changes in behavior. 

Wouldn't you want that for all your clients?