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NZLCA Events and Conference 
We have one major conference a year in February.
The next conference will be in February 2024.

Updated: Jan 15



The NZLCA is please to announce registration is NOW OPEN for the NZLCA 2024 Conference!

This is an online conference offering pre-recorded sessions which can be viewed at any time between 9 February and 3 March 2024.


Lactation Consultants and Breastfeeding Advocates from around the world are supporting NZLCA to provide you with up-to-date information and recommended best practices.


This event has been approved up to 20.75 hours by the NZ Midwifery Council.

See a wide range of outstanding presentations!

• Cyclone Gabrielle; Experiences of a Tairāwhiti/Gisborne IBCLC

• Reframing Breastfeeding Around First Food Security in Australia

• Improving visibility and investments in breastfeeding

• The 2022 USA Formula Crisis

• The 2023 Lancet Breastfeeding Series

• Instagram and the IBCLC: Ethics, Privacy, Misinformation and Maternal Mental Health

• Gaining Skills & Confidence with Tricky Conversations

• Breastfeeding and Lactation Clinical Case Studies

• Providing Lactation Support for the Neurodiverse Family

• Craniosacral Therapy and Tongue-tie: Natural Companions

• Tongue-tie pathways in Aotearoa New Zealand

• Experiences of Breastfeeding Children With Medical Complexity

• Supporting families with sleep while prioritising attachment and responsive feeding

• Cannabis Use During Lactation

• Breastfeeding and Food Allergies

• The impact of lactation on maternal cardiovascular health

• What Does Breastfeeding Mean for Fertility?

• Managing Low Weight Gain & Low Milk Production

• Finding Clues in Our Breastfeeding Clients’ Surroundings

• Changing Lactation Practice to Boost Client Success







Updated: Feb 9, 2023

The next NZLCA Conference will be held online in February!


This is an online conference offering pre-recorded sessions which can be viewed at any time between 10 February to 5 March 2023.


Lactation Consultants and Breastfeeding Advocates from around the world are supporting NZLCA to provide you with up-to-date information and recommended best practice. To meet your ongoing education requirements, NZLCA is offering you a total of 20 education hours to watch online.


Choose as few or as many as you want for one heavily discounted price - there is no obligation to complete all 21 presentations. Earlybird prices are available until 10 January 2023.


TOPICS INCLUDE:

• Whangai ū

• Hāpu Wānanga

• Maternal Mental Health

• Breastfeeding in Public

• How LCs Provide Support

• Sensory Processing

• IBLCE's Pathway 3

• The WHO Code

• Reflux

• Hypoplasia & IMP

• Hyperlactation

• Maternal Metabolic Syndrome

• Infant Feeding in Emergencies

• Responsive Feeding

• Pasteurised Donor Milk Banking

• Interpreting Research Results

• IBLCE Certification

• Cleft Lip & Palate

• Parent-Led Weaning

• Breast Reduction

• Supporting Older First Time Mothers


Check out the conference brochure below for full details of speakers and topics or go to the conference web page here to find out more.




To register go to https://nzlca.wildapricot.org/ (from 1 December 2022) or for more information email megan@allsortedlifestyle.co.nz

Another successful NZLCA Conference was held online in February.

The NZLCA Conference 2022 was held online. The 20 outstanding pre-recorded sessions were able to be viewed on-line at any time between 11 February and 6 March 2022! To meet ongoing education requirements, NZLCA offered a bumper number of education hours to participants.


TOPICS INCLUDED:

• Non-Māori partnering Wahine Māori • Clinical Case Studies • Adoption, Surrogacy, LGBTQIA • Baby-led Weaning • Changing Baby Sleep Conversations • Relactation Experiences • At-Breast Supplementation • Breastfeeding Twins and Triplets • Benign Breast Disease • Nipple and Breast Wounds • Breastfeeding with HIV • Ankyloglossia: what we know • and much more!


Check out the conference brochure below for full details of speakers and topics.


SPECIAL PRESENTATION

How do non-Māori partner Wahine Māori to navigate a system that wasn’t designed for them? with Tarama Karu, Libby Gray and Karen Palmer.



We hope to see you at the conference in 2023!


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