BROKEN SLEEP? Insights into biology, culture and parenting in today's world.
This conference will explore issues relevant to any professional health worker or volunteer working with new families in the first years of their baby's life. Topics include practical strategies for supporting parents with infant sleep and breastfeeding including effective communication with parents around infant sleep, factors influencing family sleep arrangements; and sleep patterns in breast and formula fed babies as well as reviewing the research around the biology of infant sleep in the context of modern culture.
Available online from the 4th June to the 30th September 2021.
Early Bird discounts - Register by May 10th to SAVE!
Student and Group Discounts are also available.
ACCREDITATION: IBCLC CERP Provider No CL2021-1AU 9.5 L cerps & 2.5 R cerps Total Education hours = 12
Australian College of Midwives - 12 CPDs pending
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Program Details: Speakers and Topics
Helen Ball - (Prof) PhD, MA, BSc
- Parent-infant sleep conflict: Consequences and potential solutions
Sarah Ockwell-Smith
- Is it time for a new paradigm of infant sleep support?
Tracy Cassels - MA, PhD
- The sleepless orchid: Understanding the link between high sensitivity and sleep problems
Nathan Wallis - M.Ed (endorsed in Counselling), PGdDip Arts, B.Ed
- The First 1000 days
Jennie Rosier - PhD
- How the cry-it-out sleep training method became authoritative knowledge
David McIntosh MBBS, FRACS, PhD
- Sleep disordered breathing in babies and young children
Julie P Smith - PhD, BEc (hons), BA, Cert IV Breastfeeding Ed/Counselling
- Breastfeeding and new mothers' sleep: A unique Australian time use study
Vincent Ho - MBBS, BSc (Med), MMed, MClinEd, FRACP, PhD
- The neonatal gut microbiome
Greer Kirshenbaum - PhD
- The unique infant brain and sleep
Karen Kerkhoff Gromada - MSN, RN, IBCLC, FILCA
- Nighttime parenting with multiple-birth infants and toddlers: Co-creating win-win sleep strategies
Levita D'Souza
- Supporting fathers mental health in the transition to fatherhood
Shel Banks - IBCLC
- Lactose intolerance, colic, reflux and cow's milk protein allergy
Kumi O Kuroda - MD, PhD
- The neural basis of parental care and infant attachment in mammals
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