My guest today is Olga Gouni. Olga is a researcher, Psychotherapist/ Educator and author of  Soul Days, Welcome, Once Upon a Time in Embryoland, The History of Prenatal Psychology,  co-editor and chapter contributor of Prenatal Psychology 100 years and  author of 15 papers in various journals.
Her main interest is connecting the academic world with the community designing and implementing services that promote human consciousness evolution, wellbeing and peace. Olga introduced Prenatal Psychology to Greece and taught it at the Kapodistrian University.
Olga is the prime organizer of The Prenatal Sciences Global Congress, Virtual in Oct. 2022 that will be attended by speakers and participants from 120 countries. We talked about the Congress and its very exciting program. Each day will start with an opening ceremony. There will be many art exhibits. As Olga said, “In our case More is JUST MORE.”
We also spoke about Olga’s early years and how she developed an interest in Pre and Perinatal Psychology and what matters the most to her in life.
My guest next week will be Dr. David Hanscom, prominent spine surgeon, who will speak about how to conquer debilitating chronic pain without surgery. His methods evolved from his own 15-year experience fighting chronic pain.

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