Seminar I
Lactation Basics - 'Initiation & Management of Early Breastfeeding'

WEDNESDAY - JAN 25, 2012 - 6:30 am through 9:30 pm

Early Bird FEE $50.00 [$60.00 if sent after Jan 16]
[$3.00 added for credit card payments

Please mail your $25.00 deposit and completed registration form as soon
as possible to hold your place in this class. Class minimum is 5 registrants.

You are enrolled when you receive my confirmation by email or phone.
Please read the Registration form for complete details and directions.

3.6 L Cerps* (CERPS Applied for to IBLCE)
$15.00 ea additional fee for CERPs Certification

This counts towards DONA's requirement for a Breastfeeding
Education class taught by a Board Certified Lactation Consultant

Registration Form

Instructor's Home/Office - Map

Instructor: Sharon Mattes, IBCLC, RLC
International Board Certified Lactation Consultant
Call: (972) 495-2805 - Email Smattes1@verizon.net

 

Seminar II
Lactation Interventions -
'Supporting Mothers With Nursing Problems, After Breastfeeding Initiation'

This seminar is designed to teach some effective interventions that can support the nursing mother through typical challenges, during the period following childbirth and after the initiation of breastfeeding.

FEE: Early Bird Fee $60.00 [$70.00 if sent after deadline]
$3.00 added for credit card payments

Please mail your $30.00 deposit and completed registration form as soon as possible to hold your place in this class.  Class minimum is 5 registrants.

You are enrolled when you receive my confirmation by email or phone.
Please read the registration form for complete details.

REGISTRATION FORM

DATE - to be announced

COURSE: 3 Hours

Instructor's Home/Office - Map

Instructor: Sharon Mattes, IBCLC, RLC
International Board Certified Lactation Consultant
Call: (972) 495-2805 - Email Smattes1@verizon.net

This session is designed for doulas, midwives, nurses, and other counselors,
professional apprentices or caregivers who would like to update their skills in helping to prevent or correct breastfeeding challenges.