A woman undergoes dramatic psychological transformation during pregnancy and birthing. These transitions are "critical periods" for a woman's well-being and health.
Additionally, the increased emotional sensitivity of pregnancy will intensify any existing or unresolved issues. This increased intensity offers pregnant mothers an opportunity to do dramatic psychological work that will offer life long healing.
Many women find that issues that previously were buried re-surface during pregnancy with a surprising intensity.
Specific issues that women must negotiate during this time to successfully prepare herself for motherhood include:
 | marital relationship |
| relationship with mother |
| sexuality |
| body image |
| any traumatic life events |
This special report will offer strategies for
| how to honor the changes in how you think of yourself |
| processing anger related to the cultural devaluation of childbirth |
| feeling emotions fluidly |
| how to handle a partner's lack of understanding about changes |
| transforming the baby blues |
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