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How birth and prenatal period shape who you are | with Henrik Dybvad Larsen

What if the most defining moments of your life happened long before you could speak, remember, or even understand the world? In this profound conversation, psychologist Henrik Dybvad Larsen—one of Scandinavia’s leading voices within pre- and perinatal psychology—explores how our earliest experiences shape our nervous system, relationships, identity, and sense of self. We talk about what happens in the emotional life of the unborn child, how birth imprints affect us throughout adulthood, and how early relational patterns can be healed later in life. This conversation is for anyone who is curious about trauma, attachment, authenticity, emotional development, or the deep layers of human consciousness - and interested in how we can care better for our born and unborn children. In this episode we explore: ▪️ What pre- and perinatal psychology really is ▪️ How early imprints shape our personality and relational patterns ▪️ Why some emotional responses feel “older than we are” ▪️ The connection between early experiences, trauma and adult behavior ▪️ How to begin healing patterns rooted in the earliest stages of life ▪️ What parents should know about the emotional world of babies and unborn children ▪️ How we reconnect with our authentic self when early imprints have shaped us away from it Henrik brings decades of clinical experience and research into a deeply human and accessible conversation — one that may change how you understand yourself and others. If you found this conversation meaningful, feel free to subscribe, share, or leave a comment with what touched you the most. About the guest: Henrik Dybvad Larsen is a Danish psychologist specializing in pre- and perinatal psychology. He teaches internationally and has been a central figure in bringing this field to Scandinavia.