Standard pricing deadline extended for the LLL of WI 2019 CE Event:

$212 for 10 CERPS until 10/25/2019

Register through 10/25 to avoid late fees and guarantee your spot! 

Meet our Speakers:

Dr. Gerald Walczak!  is a family dentist in Steven Point. In recent years, Dr. Walczak learned of the nursing difficulties moms and infants were having due to tongue and lip ties. He has been helping these young patients and their mothers through the use of a soft tissue laser to reshape the tissue to make breastfeeding more successful and more comfortable for both mom and infant.

Gretchen Becker Crabb!  Over the last 18 years, Gretchen has provided occupational therapy, mental health and lactation support for adults, children and families through Birth to Three, Early Head Start, Head Start, UW-Madison preschools, private practice, and intensive autism programs. The foundation of her practice is in sensory integration, perinatal and body based mental health, feeding, and trauma. Gretchen owns a private practice in Madison.

Patricia Smith!  has had a private practice for 15 years, where she works with dyads with challenging breastfeeding issues using a variety of therapy  techniques and oral motor strategies. She has worked in out-patient clinics and in the NICU. She has lectured on the benefits of an integrative breastfeeding clinic and how combining the skills of Occupational therapy and manual therapy can assist with challenges in Lactation.

Lucky Tomaszek!  is a sexuality educator and birth worker. In addition to her role as education coordinator at The Tool Shed, Cream City’s education-based, mission-driven sex toy store, she has a long background as a birth worker, La Leche League Leader, and columnist. She is the author of the column “MKE SEX”, published by Milwaukee Record, and is a contributor to “The Ultimate Guide to Sex Through Pregnancy and Motherhood” by Madison Young.

The event has been approved for 7L and 3R CERPS by IBCLE

and 10 Level 1 CPEU’s by the Commission on Dietetic Registration.

Standard Pricing for this awesome event is available through October 18.  

• see www.lllofwi.org/events

Milk bank Grand Opening Final _

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Grand Opening!

Authentic Birth Center and Peterson Lactation Services are proud to announce our partnership with The Mothers’ Milk Bank of the Western Great Lakes to become an official milk depot! Join us for a ribbon cutting ceremony, snacks, prizes, and more!

OCTOBER 23, 10-12PM
RIBBON CUTTING AT 11AM

530 N 108th Pl, Suite 100
Wauwatosa, WI 53226
(414) 231-9640

Join us to learn from Lactation Professionals From Around the State:

Gretchen Becker Crabb MSE, LPC-IT, OTR/L, CLC, IMH-E

Patricia Smith OTR, IBCLC

Lucky Tomaszek Sexuality Educator

And Dr. Gerald Walczak DDS

Learn more and register  at www.lllofwi.org.

“BOLD LACTATION: CATALYZING CHANGE WITH INTENTIONAL CONNECTIONS”

KEYNOTE SPEAKER
SHAKIRA L. HENDERSON PHD, DNP, MS, MPH, RNC-NIC, IBCLC

Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2019
7:30 a.m. – Check-in
8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. – Conference
Briggs & Stratton Auditorium,
Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin

Registration is open.

Today is the first day of World Breastfeeding Week!

Starting today the LLL of WI Bookstore is having a 25% off everything sale.

Use code BF2019 now through August 7th.

Browse here: BOOKSTORE

Books for families, to name a few

Books for Professionals, there’s more!

Merchandise to celebrate WBW and month~ check out ALL the fun items!

Happy IBCLC week!  Thanks for all you do and for your support of La Leche League of WI.

Please visit this link between 3/6-12/2019:  https://squareup.com/store/la-leche-league-of-wisconsin

Use CODE:  WALC2019  for 25% off   Feel free to pass on the link to your colleagues!

A sampling of titles listed below; much more on the website!

LLL’s  Sweet Sleep & The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding

Titles addressing diversity:  Breasting, Social Justice and Equity, Free to Breastfeed: Voices of Black Mothers, Lactation Management: Strategies for Working with African-American Moms

Plus children’s books, books for families and clinical titles!!

Hello,

I recently became a CLC.  I am looking for supervised hours and experience so that I can better help the moms and babies I work with and eventually possibly become an IBCLC.  Are there any IBCLC in the Madison area that would be willing to work with me?  I feel fairly comfortable in the academic side, but lack hands on experience in lactation counseling.  I hope to get some more exposure at work, but it will be rather infrequent and nearly always complex situations.

Thanks for your consideration,

Therese Breunig, RD, CLC

Friday, January 18, 2019, 9:30 a.m.

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