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CERP Information
Continuing Education Recognition Points (CERPs) for lactation
consultants have been applied for from the EUS Division of LLLI through a providership
with the International Board of Lactation
Consultant Examiners. Qualifying topics are designated “CERP.”
Please mark your registration form
accordingly and include the $35 CERP fee.
The dynamic of the CERP session is intended for health care providers as well as mothers with children attending. Please expect a certain amount of moderate noise during these sessions. If the noise becomes distracting to the session, a moderator may ask the mother to step outside until she and her child are ready to return.
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101
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WHAT’S
IN YOUR BAGGAGE? HELPING WITHOUT HINDERING
Kendall Cox
Discuss ways to identify the”personal
baggage” that might affect the way we help mothers to
breastfeed.
Explore ideas to help mothers cross-culturally.
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201
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OVERCOMING BREASTFEEDING AMBIVALENCE
Diana West
It can be difficult to talk to
mothers who are ambivalent about breastfeeding.
Attend a presentation of effective communication
methods that help mothers explore their concerns and reach a
more confident perspective about breastfeeding.
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301
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NEW METHODS OF INCREASING MILK PRODUCTION
Diana West
With new research and innovations
in the lactation field, there are now many more ways
to increase milk production than in previous years.
Discover the most promising of these new
methods, with information about targeting the method
to the
underlying problem.
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401
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BREASTFEEDING
THROUGH TODDLERHOOD AND BEYOND
Michelle Angeletti
Keep nursing that toddler!
There are many benefits to nursing a
child beyond the first year.
Discover the health and
emotional benefits of nursing into
toddlerhood and beyond.
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501
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BREASTFEEDING IN A NATURAL DISASTER
Michelle Angeletti
Explore ways that health care providers and others can
protect and support the breastfeeding relationship in
emergencies and natural disasters.
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601
CERP
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LESS
IS MORE: EMPOWERED MOTHER-BABY DYADS
Kendall Cox
Look
at the ways early interventions and separation can affect a
breastfeeding mother’s intentions.
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602
CERP
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HELPING MILLENIAL MOMS BREASTFEED
Diana West
A discussion of effective methods to interact with the new
generation of breastfeeding mothers, known as "Millennial
Moms," who have vastly different needs and communication
styles from those who typically counsel them.
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