NZLCA 2022 ONLINE CONFERENCE
11 February through to 6 March 2022
Giving you an extended length of time to listen to recorded sessions and more CERPS.
This is an online conference offering pre-recorded sessions which can be viewed at any time between 11 February and 6 March 2022.
Confirmed Speakers
Alyssa Schell
The Unique Needs of Non-Gestational Parents Adoption, Surrogacy, LGBTQ+ and More (USA)
Helen Ball
Changing Baby Sleep Conversations in the UK (UK)
Essawy Fayrouz
Breastmilk Storage and Handling in the Home Setting (Egypt)
Eleanor Gates
Case Study on Induced Lactation and Hidradenitis Suppurativa (NZ)
Karlene Gribble
Covid-19 Guidance for Maternal and Newborn Care: Who’s doing what and why? (Aust)
Denise Harrison
Neonatal Pain: The Evidence and the Knowledge to Action Gap (Aust)
Stephanie Hutchison
Our digital world: the ethics of breastfeeding support through social media for millennials (USA)
Wendy Inman
The Biology of the Mammary Gland in Lactation (Aust)
Yvonne LeFort
Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine Position Statement on Ankyloglossia in Breastfeeding Dyads (NZ)
Lucy Ruddle
Labours of Love – relactation experiences and outcomes (UK)
Meghan McMillin
Baby-led Weaning: what the lactation professional should know (USA)
Iidil Merlini
Online Resources for IBCLCs, IBLCE Exam Candidates and Breastfeeding Advocates (NZ)
Katrina Mitchell
Medical (Surgical) Management of Nipple and Breast Wounds In Lactation (USA).
The Relationship Between Breastfeeding and Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders (PMADs) (USA).
Benign Breast Disease During Pregnancy and Lactation (USA
Melissa Morns
Breastfeeding Aversion: Current and Future Research (Aust)
Pamela Morrison
How Can We Help the HIV+ Mother who wants to breastfeed? (UK)
Johanna Sargeant
At-breast Supplementation (Switzerland)
Kathryn Stagg
Feeding Twins and Triplets – Supporting Families During Their Breastfeeding Journey (UK)
And more to be confirmed. Further information will be sent soon