GUT-BRAIN for IBCLCs. 

4-PART RECORDED PRESENTATION

A Master Class open to IBCLCs who wish to improve both literacy and clinical efficacy when supporting breastfeeding dyads presenting with complex challenges such as food intolerances, gut dysbiosis, metabolic disorders, eczema, reflux and related issues. Beginning with an overview of epigenetic influences on gene expression in pregnancy and breastfeeding, the course includes a review of the research on nutrition/nutrients’ influence on the microbiome, milk production and composition, the impact of the maternal microbiome on the breastfeeding dyad, and the influence of nutrition and other factors such as circadian cycling on post-partum well-being. A discussion of prebiotics and probiotics, elimination diets, an overview of laboratory testing specific to thyroid function and PCOS and clinical support options for babies with reflux, eczema and food intolerances will be presented, along with clinical case presentations that include collaboration with other professionals in supporting these complex cases. 

Part One: Influence of Diet on the Breastfeeding Dyad: Making Milk, Terraforming the Gut, Establishing the Immune System, and Nourishing the Infant 3.0

Part Two: Strategies for Supporting Breastfeeding Mothers with Metabolic Disorders that Impact Breastfeeding such as Insulin Resistance, PCOS, Thyroid Dysfunction and Gut Dysbiosis 3.0

Part Three: Heal the Mother: Heal the Baby: Supporting Breastfeeding When Babies Present with Food Intolerances, Eczema, Reflux and other Gut-Related Challenges 3.0

Part Four: Case Presentations 3.0

11 L-CERPs

IBLCE APPROVAL: CLT114-33

All webinars are recorded and available to attendees for view through Dec 31, 2020. 

Regular Pricing: $550

MasterClass Attendee Regular Discount Pricing: $500

(available only to those who have attended Oral Habilitation of the Breastfeeding Dyad) 

CONTACT iparentLLC@aol.com if you need a payment plan: three payments monthly $190 each (total $570). 

We reserve the right refund registration in full and cancel the attendance of participants in cases of force majeure, or where concerns of intellectual property infringement are at issue.