Register: CCLS 90 Lactation CERPs Fall 2020

The Breastfeeding Center
of Ann Arbor and
Barbara Robertson, MA, IBCLC are proud to offer
The CCLS: Clinical and Communication Lactation Specialist certificate
Parts 1 and 2 of a 90 Hour Lactation Course

Dates for Fall 2020 for 90 hour lactation course:

Part 1
Pre-work: August 1, 2020- 20 hours of pre-work assignments will open. Optional live webinars will be offered every other week for discussion of assignments and questions.
In-person: Friday, September 25-Sunday, September 27, 2020- 25 hours of in-person clinical work. Note: Due to COVID this may have to move to Zoom. We will keep you informed. 

Part 2
Pre-work: September 29, 2020- 20 hours of pre-work assignments will open. Optional live webinars will be offered every other week for discussion of assignments and questions.
In-person: Friday, November 6-Sunday, November 8, 2020- 25 hours of in-person clinical work. Note: Due to COVID this may have to move to Zoom. We will keep you informed. 

The goal for the pre-work is to about 3 hours per week which needs to be completed before the in-person portion of the course.

Registration is open for our 90 hour lactation course.

Our early bird pricing will be available until August 17, 2020. Save $200 by registering and getting a jump on the pre-work!

90 lactation CERPs will be granted at end of the course

Taught by Master Educator Barbara Robertson, MA, IBCLC

$1000 for early, early registration.

Payment options:
You can pay with Paypal or by check on our site.
If you would prefer to pay by Visa, Master Card, or Discover, please email Barbara@bfcaa.com and we are happy to make accept these payments.

You can register and mail a check made out to:
Breastfeeding Center of Ann Arbor
2595 Powell Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48104
This must be received by August 1, 2020 for the early bird pricing.

Why take this course?

• You will be able to understand the normal course of breastfeeding
• You will be able to identify breastfeeding problems
• You will be able to understand the underlying causes of breastfeeding problems
• You will have direct exposure to clinical strategies and gain enhanced confidence
• You will be able to offer practical solutions in a compassionate, easily understandable way

Who is this course for?

• IBCLCs who need Lactation CERPs for re-certification
• Aspiring IBCLCs who are acquiring their breastfeeding education cerps.
• RNs or other health care professionals who want to increase their breastfeeding skills or acquire 20+ hours of breastfeeding education for the “Baby Friendly” hospital initiative.
• Peer Counselors, La Leche League Leaders, anyone, who wants to be able to better help mothers and babies with breastfeeding concerns
• Birth and post-partum Doulas who are interested in being on the cutting edge of breastfeeding support