Healthy Pregnancy Bundle
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Register
- Non-member - $150
- Non-Member - Group B - $60
- Non-Member - Group C - $60
- Non-Member - Group D - $60
- Member - $115
- Member - Group B - $45
- Member - Group C - $45
- Member - Group D - $45
Gain essential tools and insights to support well-being and resilience for birthing individuals. With evidence-based resources in yoga, mindfulness, and mental health, educators can confidentially guide healthy, balanced pregnancy journeys that nurture both body and mind.
- The Power of Prenatal Yoga - Weaving Childbirth Education and Embodiment
- Embracing the Journey Within: Nurturing Mental Health in Pregnancy through Mindfulness and Meditation
- Beyond the Script - Mindfulness Techniques for Pregnant People
- A Map of Matresence
- Improving Pregnancy Health and Postpartum Recovery with the Healthy Pregnancy Plate
Participants may earn 4.5 Lamaze Contact Hours, and 4.0 hours of CNE through the California Board of Registered Nursing (provider #15932).
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits
This presentation explores the crucial connection between maternal mental health and the peripartum period, focusing on the empowering evidence based practice of mindful meditation.
Pregnancy is a transformative period marked by both joy and challenges, and mental well-being plays a vital role in this journey. This presentation explores the crucial connection between maternal mental health and the peripartum period, focusing on the empowering evidence based practice of mindful meditation. By cultivating awareness and acceptance of the present moment, mindfulness offers expectant parents invaluable tools to navigate the emotional rollercoaster of pregnancy. Drawing upon scientific research and practical techniques this presentation aims to empower birth professionals with knowledge and tools to support their clients to navigate their pregnancy journey with enhanced emotional resilience, emotion regulation and inner harmony.
Participants may earn 1.0 Lamaze Contact Hour and 1.0 hour of CNE.
Tracy Donegan, RM (B.Sc), Midwifery, M.Sc, Mindfulness Studies
Tracy Donegan is a renowned figure in the realm of midwifery and maternal health advocacy. With a wealth of experience as a Registered Midwife, doula trainer and childbirth educator Tracy has been a vocal global campaigner for enhancing maternity services since 2005. An accomplished author of five books and creator of several apps, Tracy is also an internationally recognized speaker on mindfulness, maternal health, breastfeeding, and positive birth experiences. Tracy resides in Texas with her husband and two sons.
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits
In this session, we will help you understand the power that prenatal yoga has to help get pregnant people connected and attuned with their bodies.
Birth is an embodied experience! In this session, we will help you understand the power that prenatal yoga has to help get pregnant people connected and attuned with their bodies. Learn how to use movement as a tool to teach the functions of birth. We will explore how to teach childbirth education through movement by exploring the levels of the pelvis, movements for stages of labor and embodied relaxation techniques.
Participants may earn .75 Lamaze Contact Hours and .75 hours of CNE when bundled with other conference sessions.
Sue Ann Fisher, MPH
Doula, Prenatal/Postnatal Yoga Instructor
Sue Ann has been studying yoga since 2012. Her passion is to help students feel stronger in their bodies and more connected to their hearts. Sue Ann holds a master’s in public health, 800 hour Vijnana Yoga Certificate, a 500 hour Yoga Alliance Certificate, and 85 hour Prenatal Yoga Teacher Certificate. Teaching private and group prenatal classes quickly became a passion. Throughout her own pregnancy, yoga and the yoga community were essential for Sue Ann. Prenatal Yoga strengthened her connection with her own body, her baby and her community. She feels honored to share these teachings and contribute to others’ transformational experiences.
Roxy Robbins, CD(DONA), PD(DONA)
Prenatal/Postnatal Yoga Instructor
Roxy is an experienced Birth and Postpartum Doula, Lamaze Certified Childbirth Educator, Certified Perinatal Yoga Instructor and Licensed Massage Therapist. She finds her greatest joy in guiding families through intentional yoga practices that combine functional movement, childbirth education, and body literacy. She’s Co-Owner of Flow of Life Yoga where she teaches perinatal yoga classes and workshops that cultivate community, connection, and courage.
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Contains 4 Component(s), Includes Credits
Learn how the Healthy Pregnancy Plate, a simple tool for parents to use when planning meals and eating habits, helps ensure adequate nutrition for pregnancy and postpartum.
Gestational diabetes, PIH, anemia, and other pregnancy complications are happening more frequently, especially among disadvantaged groups. Nutrition may be one of the most effective preventive measures, but many – if not most – parents don’t feel like they understand what to eat during pregnancy, and feel overwhelmed trying to figure it out. Lamaze educators and other childbirth professionals are in an ideal position to distribute additional nutrition knowledge. In this session, learn how the Healthy Pregnancy Plate - a simple tool for parents to use when planning meals and eating habits, helps ensure adequate nutrition for pregnancy and postpartum. We will cover how you can quickly and effectively use this in your classes to support healthier pregnancies, better postpartum health, and giving babies a healthy foundation.
Registrants will gain access to a 20-minute pregnancy nutrition curriculum, presentation, and participant handouts that they can incorporate into their childbirth education classes.
Participants may earn 1.25 Lamaze Contact Hours and 1.25 hours of CNE.
Melinda Delisle, MS LCCE
Confident Pregnancy
Melinda Delisle, MS LCCE began teaching childbirth classes in 2000 and attended about 30 births as a doula. Watching the preterm birth rate of her students and clients drop from 7.5% to 1%, primarily as a result of improved nutrition and lifestyle, hooked Melinda on preventing pregnancy complications with these accessible tools. Though perinatal health was pushed to the sidelines while she helped grow and manage a successful team building company for over 15 years, this passion for reducing pregnancy complications remained strong. Melinda earned her MS in Human Nutrition in 2020, and is completing her hours to become a Certified Nutrition Specialist.
In addition to work with 1-1 clients, Melinda is striving to revolutionize the way we do prenatal and mental health care in the United States. She is systematizing what we know in medical, nutrition, and other health research to make more personalized recommendations accessible to a broader reach of people, which will improve health outcomes for all at a lower cost.
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits
This webinar will explore different ways of teaching mindfulness techniques to your participants.
This webinar will explore different ways of teaching mindfulness techniques to your participants. After introducing the core concepts and scientifically proven benefits of mindfulness, explore several techniques yourself and discover why one script does not fit all. Learn to teach confidently beyond the script - introduce your course participants to different mindfulness techniques like the Body Scan and breath awareness meditations and adapt to and modify your teachings for the individual needs of your course participants.
Participants may earn 1.0 Lamaze Contact Hour and 1.0 hour of CNE through CBRN, Approved Provider #15932.
Katja Holzhei, CYA-RYT200, LCCE
Neuland Yoga
Katja is a certified, professional yoga teacher who has been teaching yoga, meditation, and mindfulness since 2007. Under her brand's name Neuland Yoga, Katja offers a modern, open-minded, and undogmatic fusion of diverse yoga traditions, contemporary movement principles, and scientifically proven mindfulness techniques.
Katja is also a Lamaze Childbirth Educator and a health and wellness coach, passionate about working with people that identify as females, helping them through challenging times and transitions.
Katja lives in Winnipeg, Canada but was born and raised in the former GDR. Due to her East German background and roots and her experience living under unfree conditions, she strongly believes in human rights, equality, and the absolute necessity for personal individual growth and freedom.
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Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits
During this presentation, participants will receive a "map" for this uncharted territory in our understanding of new parenthood, learning a framework rooted in rites of passage theory and adult development psychology that describes how matrescence unfolds, as well as tangible, evidence-based supports they can provide mothers at each step along the way.
The transition to motherhood, or matrescence, is an identity shift that takes two to three years to traverse. Though were increasingly acknowledging the first forty days and the physical and emotional shifts that occur in the early postpartum time, the developmental process of matrescence remains unexplored territory. Research shows that having an awareness of the transition to motherhood as a transformational experience is protective of mothers' mental health. Our current lack of nuanced understanding of this process leads new mothers to feel isolated in their experiences, and also to the pathologization of the normal, but often challenging, the experience of this important life transition. During this presentation, participants will receive a "map" for this uncharted territory in our understanding of new parenthood, learning a framework rooted in rites of passage theory and adult development psychology that describes how matrescence unfolds, as well as tangible, evidence-based supports they can provide mothers at each step along the way.
Participants may earn .50 Lamaze contact hours.
Jessie Harrold, B.Sc.,MA, CD(DONA)
Jessie Harrold is a coach and doula who has been supporting women and mothers through the most radical transformations and rites of passage life have to offer for nearly fifteen years. She is the founder of the internationally-acclaimed matrescence support program MotherSHIFT and its sister program for postpartum professionals, The Village. Jessie is the author of the upcoming title Mothershift: Reclaiming Motherhood as a Rite of Passage. She is a mother of two and lives on the East Coast of Canada.