My Personal Environmental Story: The Psychology of it

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My Personal Environmental Story

Connecting our environmental lineage and legacy to our true life stories

A storytelling project sponsored by EcoBirth-Women for Earth and Birth

The Psychology of it

Prenatal and perinatal psychology insights with Myrna Martin and Kate White.

This four part series is:

1. An Overview

2. What Do Babies Need?

3. What Do Adults Need?

4. How do the insights of pre- and perinatal psychology help to meet the needs of a healthy family?

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EcoBirth-Women for Earth and Birth is sponsoring "My Personal Environmental Story" to enable women to connect to their ancestors, our Mother Earth and all life through exploring their environmental genealogy. In telling their own story, women will realize that their place in the immutable lineage of humankind gives them the strength and passion to protect and care for all future life.

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Molly Arthur - Waking Up to Our Own History: San Francisco Bay Area, United States; Molly McGettigan Arthur is a native San Franciscan. She is a lay sister associate with the Society of the Sacred Heart and is a great, great granddaughter of General Mariano Guadalupe Vallejo, “Californio Patron”, and General Patrick Edward Connor, “Father of Mining” of Utah. She graduated from UC Berkeley and has had extensive experience working with startups and growing networks in her professional sales career. She and her husband of over 50 years have raised two children in Marin County and happily her twin granddaughters live close by in San Francisco! She curates Waking Up to Our Own History.

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