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How To Heal The Primal Wound – Part 3
Healing The Primal Wound With An Empathetic Holding Environment In Adulthood
We are wounded when our social relationships are not empathic, with the greatest…
The Primal Wound: Do You Have One? – Part 1
Is A Primal Wound Driving You To Addiction?
Is suffering a necessary part of the human condition? Is it species normal for individuals to feel anxious—like…
Your Primal Wound: What Happened In Childhood? Part 2
Did You Experience Empathetic Parenting Or Primal Wounding?
Psychosynthesis considers a human life to move toward self-realization: “developing a committed…
Regarding Your Goddess Myth: A Letter To TIME Magazine
Dear TIME magazine editors:
I don't know where to begin. Please, no more bashing of the "feminine", and nature (i.e. biology, including "natural" birth and…
Transgenerational Trauma And Cross-Cultural Insights
In this video, David Metler, a contributing editor for Kindred Media, talks with Teresa Graham Brett of the Parent Liberation Alliance and Dieudonne Allo of…
Taming The Dragon Within
Marshall Rosenberg's core principles of nonviolent communication are sound. Personal conflict arises when needs (and their underlying feelings) are not being…
Unseen City: A Father’s Guide To Urban Wilderness
"We tend to value nature only when it is distant and picturesque. This causes huge problems. It makes nature an abstract of perfection, rather than…
Darcia Narvaez Wins Expanded Reason Award For Research
Darcia Narvaez, professor of psychology in the Notre Dame’s College of Arts and Letters and a fellow in the Institute for Educational Initiatives, has been…
Primal Parenting And The Evolved Nest With Darcia Narvaez, PhD
Listen to Darcia Narvaez explain her Evolved Nest insights in this interview with James Jesso, creator of Adventures Through The Mind (ATTMind), a…
How Not To Judge Families Sitting Beside You
How do we help ordinary families to understand what science is discovering about children’s development? How do we help tired parents feel more curious about…