Description
95 hour lactation course!
Part 1 and 2 of 95 Hours
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 95 Hour Lactation Course
Part 1
Pre-work: Opens August 1, 2022- 23 hours of pre-work assignments will open. Optional live webinars will be offered every other week for discussion of assignments and questions.
In-person- NOTE Due to COVID our in person meetings will be moved to live Zoom meetings: 3 Days 8:30 AM-5:30 PM- Friday, September 30, 2022,-Sunday, October 2, 2022- 22.5 hours of live Zoom meeting clinical work.
Part 2
Pre-work: October 4, 2022- 25 hours of pre-work assignments will open. Optional live webinars will be offered every other week for discussion of assignments and questions.
In-person- NOTE Due to COVID our in person meetings will be moved to live Zoom meetings: 3 Days 8:30 AM-5:30 PM- Friday, November 11, Saturday November 12, 2022,-Sunday, November 13, 2022- 22.5 hours of live Zoom meeting clinical work.
The goal for the pre-work is to about 3-5 hours per week which needs to be completed before the in-person portion of the course.
Winter/Spring registration is open!!!
All the pre-work must be completed and turned in and all the in-person portion of the course must be attended in order for the participant to receive the CCLS Certificate of Completion.
The goal for the pre-work is to about 3-5 hours per week which needs to be completed before the in-person portion of the course.
95 lactation CERPs will be granted at end of the courseTaught by Master Educator Barbara Robertson, MA, IBCLC
$1000 for early bird registration. $1200 regular price.
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 September 15, 2021 for the early bird pricing.
Is becoming an IBCLC right for me?
Read our blog and listen to our Zoom meeting for more information: https://bfcaa.com/how-to-become-an-ibclc/
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
