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Written by clinical psychologist Katalin Orosz, this non-fiction book examines how the experiences we have before birth shape us. Drawing on findings from neurobiological research, it explains how the period spent in the womb can influence health, behaviour and reactions throughout a person's life. Birth is presented as our first major normative crisis, and the way it is experienced becomes a pattern that repeats in later situations.

The book argues that unpleasant or painful experiences in the womb and during birth need to be processed so that their programming effects can be overwritten by more life-serving responses. It focuses on recognising these imprints and finding healthier ways of dealing with them.

The work was created together with neuropsychologist Dr. Zita S. Nagy. The 288-page book was published by Kulcslyuk Kiadó.