Authors

Dr Jo Heyes is a chartered clinical psychologist and Clinical Director on the Staffordshire University Clinical Psychology Doctorate, with an interest in perinatal, parental and child mental health. 

Johanna Schacht is a Member of the Board of the International Society for Peri- and Prenatal Psychology and Medicine (ISPPM):

Born 1976 in Hamburg, 2 children, born 2001 and 2003
Study in pedagogy with a focus on art therapy at the University of Cologne

Brief Bio: For the past 5 decades John C. Chamberlain has engaged and connected community groups and businesses with his leadership and strategic thinking. A serial entrepreneur since his youth, he currently advises early stage enterprises how to form and grow into scaled mass market operations. He attended Andover and Princeton where his academic focus was on the human intersection with technology. This theme continues to intrigue him through ventures that leverage technologies to make lives better. He is a popular public speaker and for the past 20 years has specialized in providing software solutions for citizen engagement in legislative advocacy. 

John Oates is associated with the Child and Youth Studies Group, The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK.

Jonathan Breslow, L.Ac., Dipl. Ac., Ma. A.O.M., R.S. Hom.NA., CCH, has practiced Classical Homeopathic Medicine for the last 30 years. He is author of the book, Homeopathic Medicine in the Home, A Correspondence Study Course; he has taught Homeopathic Medicine at the California Acupuncture College and lectured for the California State Homeopathic Medical Society. He is a registered professional member of the North American Society of Homeopaths, affiliated with the Royal Society of Homeopaths in England and the International Council of Classical Homeopathy.

Judit Gervai is a scientist based at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Her research focus is on the contribution of biological and social processes to the formation of early relationships. She has been studying the role of gene-environment interactions in the development of mother-infant attachment. gervai.judit@ttk.mta.hu

Julia Ingram is a NY Times bestselling author, teacher, and hypnotherapist who specializes in regression therapy—a process of helping clients access the subconscious and transpersonal minds. She earned her MA in Counseling Psychology at Arizona State University and she has been in practice for over four decades. Julia has assisted thousands of people to overcome past trauma, and to glean the greatest benefit from spiritual and emotional growth.