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Michael Mendizza – Raising Shameless, Free, Responsible Young People

We have two possibilities, and the full continuum in-between: a brain that is nourished with rich sensory experiences from birth forward, one that integrates and therefore understands, with true intelligence, what it experiences with balance and harmony - and a sensory deprived brain, a brain that is constantly at war with itself.

Michael Mendizza – Sensory Deprivation and the Developing Brain

Brain growth and everything it implies is ‘experience dependent’. The last decade of research reveals a reciprocal dynamic between the brain and the environment. Change the environment and your change the brain. In many ways our modern life style is deficient in body touch and body movement – and this impacts the brain.

Michael Mendizza – Everyday Abuse

Personal and international peace is impossible when aggressive, violent abuse of children is accepted, even encouraged as normal throughout the world. I see it every day, rich and poor, black and white. Abuse is normal.

Marshall B. Rosenberg - Nonviolent Communication

Nonviolent Communication says get good at expressing two things: what’s alive in you right now and what would make life more wonderful.

Marilyn Milos - They Cut Off The Best Part

Not one national or international medical association in the world, including the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Medical Association, recommends routine infant circumcision and now, recognizing the harm and life-long consequences, some are recommending against it.

James W. Prescott - America's Lost Dream

AMERICA’S LOST DREAM
Current Research and Historical Background
On the Origins of Love & Violence

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