David B Chamberlain
David Chamberlain is a California psychologist, author, and editor who has lectured on birth psychology in 20 countries. In 1974 he began using hypnotherapy to discover and resolve traumas arising in the womb and at birth. In landmark research with mother and child pairs in 1980, he demonstrated that birth memories were reliable memories. David served as President of APPPAH for 8 years. His The Mind of Your Newborn Baby (1986/1998) currently travels the world in 13 languages. His new book, Windows To the Womb:Revealing the Whole Baby From Conception to Birth is in press at North Atlantic Books.
Publications:
- About Real Babies
- The Emotional World of the Fetus
- Don't Let Your Kids Be Normal
- The Sentient Prenate: What Every Parent Should Know
- Letter to the Editor 11,3
- Letter to the Editor 9,3
- Welcoming Consciousness: Supporting Babies' Wholeness from the Beginning of Life, An Integrated Model of Early Development
- Tomorrow's Baby: The Art and Science of Parenting From Conception through Infancy
- The Aware Baby
- Queen Jin's Handbook of Pregnancy
- Born Unwanted: Developmental Effects of Denied Abortion
- Love Letters Before Birth and Beyond
- Hypnosis: The Application of Ideomotor Techniques
- Communicating with the Mind of a Prenate: Guidelines for Parents and Birth Professionals
- Prenatal Body Language: A New Perspective on Ourselves
- Babies Don't Feel Pain: A Century of Denial in Medicine
- Wanted at Birth: Clean Hands and a Clean Heart*
- Babies are not What We Thought: Call for a New Paradigm
- Transpersonal Adventures in Prenatal and Perinatal Hypnotherapy
- Obstetrics and the Prenatal Psyche
- Foundations of Sex, Love and Relationships: From Conception to Birth
- The Significance of Birth Memories
- Reliability Of Birth Memory: Observations from Mother and Child Pairs in Hypnosis
- Life in the Womb: Dangers and Opportunities
- Babies Remember Birth: A Synopsis*
- Prenatal Receptivity and Intelligence
- Early and Very Early Parenting: New Territories
- What Babies Are Teaching Us About Violence
- The Sentient Prenate: What Every Parent Should Know
- How Pre- and Perinatal Psychology Can Transform the World
- Looking Back: Personal Reflections on the History of Our Association1 Part I: Conception to Birth
- The Expanding Boundaries of Memory
- Babies Remember Pain
- The Significance of Birth Memories
- Is There Intelligence Before Birth?
- Volume 16, Issue 3
- Volume 16, Issue 4
- Volume 17, Issue 1
- Volume 15, Issue 1
- The Mind of Your Newborn Baby
- Babies Remember Birth
Talks:
Free Articles:
- Infant Pain: Scientific Denial
- Birth Trauma is Real!
- In the Headlines
- What Babies Are Teaching Us About Violence
- A Tale of Two Criminals: The Primal Roots of Violence
- Birth & the Origins of Violence ~ Introduction
- Introduction to Life Before Birth
- The President's Address
- Infantile "Amnesia" is Dead!
- The Mind of a Newborn Excerpt from The Mind of Your Newborn Baby
- A Journey to Oms
- The Boy Who Was Robbed of His Penis: A History Lesson
- Research Information For Parents
- Introduction to the Birth Scene
- Communication Before Language
- Prenatal Memory and Learning
- IV. Parental Damage Recent Research Findings
- III. Medical Hazards: Research Warnings
- II. Environmental Risks — Recent Research Findings:
- I. Warnings
- The Fetal Senses: Twelve, Not Five: A New Proposal
- The Fetal Senses: A Classical View
- Parents Ask About Life in the Womb
- Prenatal Stimulation: Experimental Results
- Very Early Parenting Starts Before Conception
- When Does Parenting Begin? An Introduction
- Introduction to Life Before Birth
- Celebrating Journal Milestones
- Personal Reflections on the History of Our Association
