Navigating Lactation Webinar: View online from 15 October 2021 until 31 January 2022.
Participating in our new conference "Navigating Lactation" provides an indepth understanding of current topics in breastfeeding and human lactation.
This online conference brings together a faculty of leading experts from Australia and around the world and draws together the thread of issues that face breastfeeding families and those who work with them.
Early Bird discounts - Register by October 10th to SAVE! Plus Student and Group Discounts.
ACCREDITATION: IBCLC CERPS Approval number CL2021-1AU 20.5 L CERPs Education hours = 20.5. ACM CPDs have been applied for.
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Speakers and Topics:
Kerstin Uvnäs Moberg - The oxytocin factor
Kathleen Kendall-Tackett - Trauma and breastfeeding
Nancy Mohrbacher - New insights into milk production
Zainab Yate - "Help! Breastfeeding makes me feel bad, sad or mad". How to help mothers who struggle with negative emotions when breastfeeding
Wendy Jones - What mothers wish professionals knew about the compatibility of medication and lactation
Emma Pickett - The dangerous obsession with the infant feeding interval
Sharon Perrella - Optimising breastfeeding outcomes for women with gestational diabetes mellitus
Helen Skouteris - Interventions designed to promote exclusive breastfeeding in high-income countries: What does the research tell us?
Nancy E. Wight - Breastfeeding & hypoglycemia: The highs & the lows
Maya Bolman - HAND-ling the pain: The role of therapeutic breast massage in lactation
Jen Hocking - Finding connection in complexity: How lactation consultants care for women and infants with complicated breastfeeding difficulties
Alissa O'Keefe - Oral function, airway & epigenetics
Pamela Morrison - How can we help the HIV+ mother who wants to breastfeed?
Kristie Watego - Birthing in our community
Tamika Newman - Gut health considerations when working with infants
Diana West - Pumping More Milk More Comfortably
Merilee Brockway - Integrating breastfeeding self-efficacy into care of the preterm population
Hilary Jacobson - Lactogenic & anti-lactogenic foods and herbs
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