Moving with Babies!


Learn the art of movement and touch for attachment, perinatal mental health and infant brain development through pregnancy, birth and the first year.

Helping new moms and dads step into parenthood with joy
and helping little ones get on track and stay on track

~Attach securely and lovingly with baby
~Process difficult feelings post-birth or post-adoption
~Establish and maintain boundaries where needed
~Find body-centered calm in the midst of chaos
all while growing baby’s brain with movement, touch and play.

Babies learn and grow through movement, which means every little push, reach and pull matters for mental, emotional and social development. This learning and growing begins pre-birth as Baby feel Mom’s movement, and it continues body first in the form of play…with moms, dads and caregivers leading the way. 

This means the nervous system health of parents and caregivers matters for baby’s development.

Maybe pregnancy was filled with stress. Maybe the birth didn’t go as planned or maybe there was a traumatic birth. Maybe Mom and Baby are struggling to attach. Maybe Mom is struggling to find herself in this new role. Maybe her body doesn’t feel like her own. Maybe Dad doesn’t know where he fits or how to help her.

The answers, healing and freedom are in the body…Mom’s, Dad’s and Baby’s.

Presentations, seminars, workshops and trainings available.
Self-care included.

Contact Angie to learn more.

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ABOUT ANGIE ~ Angie Yetzke is a Registered Somatic Movement Educator and Therapist (RSME/T), Certified Movement Analyst (CMA) and Dynamic Embodiment Practitioner (DEP) with thirty years’ experience in movement and movement education. Backed by neuroscience and grounded in hope, Angie helps all ages release body-held tension and trauma, repattern developmental movement and rewire sensory processing. Her approach is play-based, therapist-led, relationship-focused and, with children, parent/caregiver-dependent. As a trained group facilitator, Angie supports medical providers, educators and professionals in understanding the body imprint of early trauma for compassionate and attuned care and treatment.
Learn more about Angie on the ABOUT page.

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Interested in somatic movement therapy?
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