http://health.groups..com/group/perinatalpsychology

[Guest guest]

Dr. Bhate -- I have greatly appreciated your information and

communicating with you and Vicky here and offlist. I have noticed it

has gotten pretty quiet other than us. Not sure what that means. I

realize this passionate topic for us might not be the focus of this

list? Or people are busy or just considering it all. That happens with

the prenatal psych info and my passion for the baby.

 

Anyway, I wanted to invited this group to check out another group, the

pre and perinatal psychology where this is the focus.

 

http://health.perinatalpsychology

 

I have introduced you, Dr. Bhate, to the list, via our reaction

exchanges. Check it out.

 

Janel

[Guest guest]

I have noticed it

> has gotten pretty quiet other than us. Not sure what that means. I

> realize this passionate topic for us might not be the focus of this

> list? Or people are busy or just considering it all.

 

I'll chime in! Busy with toddler & midwifery apprenticeship; catching

up on a week's worth of messages and WOW I love what is being

discussed here. it may have been after my first Karen Strange

neonatal resuscitation class that I checked out APPAH, and what I read

on the site rang so true. I love that modern investigations chime so

harmoniously with ancient wisdom of many cultures. Am weaving it into

my awareness as I work with motherbabies, like silently talking to

babies during births and aloud as needed. Deeply appreciative of you

all.

 

Namaste,

Adrienne