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When children do not feel safe or are chronically affected by emotional, physical or medical injuries (for example, "growing" premature babies in special incubators or surgery in infancy), they form impairments in the ability to build close harmonious relationships in the future, there may be problems with behavior and physical development. The polyvagal theory describes how unconscious feelings of safety or danger during infancy affect our future emotions and behavior.

Pediatrician and neonatologist Marilyn Sanders and child psychiatrist George Thompson share how parents, caregivers and psychologists can process childhood trauma and prevent their development in the future.

In addition, you will understand:

– how to help a child survive physical or emotional trauma|

– what are security neuroceptions and dangers and how they are formed|

– how the polyvagal theory can help in everyday life.

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