Science Writer, Researcher

Dawson Church, Ph.D. is a health writer and researcher who has edited or authored a number of books in the fields of health, psychology, and spirituality. His principal works are The Genie in Your Genes (YourGeniusGene.com), which reviews the research linking consciousness, emotion, and gene expression (USA BookNews “Best Health Book”), Mind to Matter (MindToMatter.com), which examines the science of peak mental states (American Book Fest “Best Health Book”), and Bliss Brain (BlissBrain.com), which demonstrates that “flow” states rapidly remodel the brain for happiness. He has published many scientific papers in peer-reviewed journals, collaborating with scholars at various universities on outcome studies of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, and anxiety. He is the editor of the peer-reviewed journal Energy Psychology: Theory, Research, and Treatment (EnergyPsychologyJournal.org) and general manager of Energy Psychology Press, which maintains a research bibliography and case histories at EFT Universe (Research.EFTUniverse.com), one of the most-visited alternative medicine sites on the web. He is the science columnist for Unity magazine and his blog posts on the Huffington Post have been viewed by hundreds of thousands of readers.

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Highlights:

• What is epigenetics and how can it be used to positively impact early parenting and early childhood?

• What would the role of epigenetics be with IVF/adoption/surrogacy?

• What are energetic fields (electromagnetic/thought/emotions/etc?) and how can we use them to craft a good relationship with our child, etc?

• "Our thoughts create reality" - is this true for parenting?

• What is EFT and what's the best way to use it with a baby or young child?

• What does science tell us about our beliefs? How do these impact our ability to parent our best? How can we self-monitor these so we don't inadvertently negatively affect our child?

• What scientific ways can we stay aligned during the steep learning curve that early parenting presents?