"UNDERSTANDING THE INFANT MICROBIOME"
FREE WEBINAR
AVAILABLE TO WATCH NOW
FREE WEBINAR:
"UNDERSTANDING THE INFANT MICROBIOME"
- What: Webinar entitled "Understanding The Infant Microbiome"
- Webinar Host: Toni Harman
- Where: Your computer, smartphone or tablet
- Who: Healthcare professionals from anywhere in the world
- Cost: FREE!
- Space is extremely limited and is on a first come first served basis. Sign up today by enrolling in this course!
This is a FREE webinar on the latest evidence-based science about the infant microbiome.
This webinar will be hosted by Toni Harman, the co-Producer / Director of the multi award-winning documentary MICROBIRTH and creator of the MICROBIRTH ONLINE COURSE.
This webinar is aimed at healthcare professionals and includes:
- an introduction to the infant microbiome: what it is and why it is so critical to a baby's lifelong health
- a walk-through of the "seed and feed" process from pregnancy, birth to breastfeeding
- a preview of our new MICROBIRTH ONLINE COURSE (9x 60 Mins) MICROBIRTH ONLINE COURSE (9x 60 Mins) accredited for
- 9 CPD HOURS (ACM) & 9 HOURS / 0.9 CEUs (MEAC) & 9 CONTACT HOURS (ACNM) & 9 CERPs.
- live moderated typed discussion forum to answer your questions on the infant microbiome
- downloadable bonus materials
"UNDERSTANDING THE INFANT MICROBIOME"
FREE WEBINAR
AVAILABLE TO WATCH NOW
Your Instructor
Toni Harman is the co-producer/director of the of the multi award-winning documentary MICROBIRTH and co-author of the books, THE MICROBIOME EFFECT (UK & World) & YOUR BABY'S MICROBIOME (US/Canada). Toni is the founder and course leader of MICROBIRTH SCHOOL (MICROBIOME COURSES).
Toni has been featured on BBC Radio 4 Woman's Hour, BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC World Service and appeared as a guest on numerous podcasts. Her work has been featured in The Observer, The Daily Telegraph and the Daily Mail. Toni has written blog-post articles for Scientific American and the Huffington Post. Toni has also been keynote speaker at several international scientific, midwifery and breastfeeding conferences.
You can contact Toni Harman via the contact form HERE.