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BEBA (Building and Enhancing Bonding and Attachment)About authorRaymond Castellino, DC (retired), RPP, RPE, RCST®, draws on almost four decades of experience as an internationally known natural health care practitioner, consultant and teacher. His current practice focuses on the resolution of prenatal, birth and other early trauma / stress.Dr. Castellino is currently involved in three major projects: He is co-founder About Connections (www.aboutconnections.com) with homebirth midwife Mary Jackson where they prepare families for birth, support the birth process, and do follow-up integration. The methods they have developed have reduced homebirth transfers to the hospital from 20% to 3% in over 100 births. They also work with families and individuals of all ages to resolve the effects of early imprinting. He is the Clinical Director of Building and Enhancing Bonding and Attachment (www.beba.org), a non-profit research clinic in Santa Barbara devoted to strengthening the bonds between babies/children and their parents and optimizing children’s physical, emotional and mental development. He is founder and director of a 2 ½ year professional training (www.castellinotraining.com) on the work he has developed in BEBA and with Mary Jackson in About Connections.Product InfoWhat is BEBA?BEBA is a child centered, family clinic that is dedicated to helping babies, children and families heal early restrictive patterns originating from prenatal and perinatal trauma, as well as bonding and attachment issues. These early experiences can have long term effects on one’s emotional, psychological and physical health and wellbeing. BEBA is a non-profit research and teaching clinic with branches in Santa Barbara and Ojai, CA.BEBA’s Goal:BEBA’s goal is to expand our understanding of the nature of early stress and trauma from conception through the first years of life and it’s effects on human development. It is dedicated to researching these issues and educating the professional and public sectors about its findings.Early trauma can occur anytime during conception, gestation, birth, the events following birth and the bonding and attachment phases. It can leave restrictive imprints in the nervous system and affect future behaviors, emotions, belief systems, psychological orientations and physical health and wellbeing.BEBA supports the development of successful strategies and interventions to help babies, children and families heal and release negative and/or restrictive imprints from those early periods.BEBA Principles ClassAdult Communication ClassMoms Needs ClassPrenatal Communication ClassSelf-Regulation ClassSetting Boundaries ClassSupporting a Crying Child ClassTantrums ClassProduct Page:http://beba.org/product-category/class-audio-downloads/