On The Internet! Take the Self Improvement Tour
Rannie Boes Ph. D. in Vedic psychology. Also trained as a preschool teacher
Rannie Boes Quick Facts
Main Areas: Postpartum Rejuvenation. The time just after childbirth is a very vulnerable time in a woman's life, and a time of opportunity where she can shape her life in the direction she wants for more happiness, health and wellbeing for herself, her baby and and her family.Career Focus: To facilitate wellness, health and happiness for new moms, their babies and their family.
Affiliation: The Amazon Herb Company
Ph. D. in Vedic psychology, Maharishi University of Management. Dissertation research on The Mother and Baby program of Maharishi Ayur-Veda, specifically designed for a more smooth and rapid recovery after childbirth for new mothers. And to restore vitality and happiness. And to balance the physiology of the baby. This is described in the ebook "New beginnings for New Moms" at www.newmothercare.com
Post Doctoral Fellow, Institute for Natural Medicine and Prevention, which has received 25 million dollars in grants from the National Institute of Health to do research on the health benefits of the Transcendental Meditation technique (TM). Researcher at the Center for Brain, Consciousness and Cognition, Fairfield, Iowa, USA.
Co-author of 'Higher psycho-physiological re3finement in world-class Norwegian athletes; brain measures of performance capacity' with dr. H. Harung and distinguished brain researcher dr. F. Travis.
Favorite Quotes & Thoughts from Rannie Boes
The mother is the most precious possession of the nation, so precious that society advances its highest well-being when it protects the functions of the mother" Ellen Key, 1914 Swedish author.
When Mommy is happy, baby is happy. Baby senses at a deep level the state of mother's well-being and responds accordingly.
There is a great gap in the care offered to new mothers in our society.
Getting Started With Rannie Boes
The cruel facts of life show that about 80 % of new mothers experience the 'baby blues'. And about 15 % suffer from Postpartum Depression. 'What is there to be depresseb about' some men ask. Frequently a woman is exhausted aterf long hours of delivery, nine months of pregnancy and all the new challenges of motherhood. Being on call 24/7, never getting a full night's sleep, being up wih the baby nights, feeding or changing the baby, loads of laundry, cooking, cleaning, visitors, no time to rest. Simpley overwhelmed, fatigued, feeling incapbale as a mother, isolated and lonely - and getting depressed.
This should be the happiest time in a woman's life. Something is needed here. A well-structured, comprehensive care plan for new mothers. The Mother and Baby program - specifically designed to aid mothers in rapif rejuvenation after childbirth.
