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Master Your Lactation Expertise: 75-Hour Comprehensive CERP Bundle for IBCLCs

Complete IBCLC Recertification Bundle: 75 Professional CERPs

70 L-CERPs + 5 E-CERPs, Featuring 2-Hour WHO Code Compliance

 

HEAL Academy is an IBLCE preferred provider for CERPs! 

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What’s included in the course?

Complete CERP coverage

With at least 5 CERPs for each category in the IBCLC Detailed Content Outline, the bundle fully covers your Personal Development Plan requirements.

Unlimited access

Watch anytime, anywhere. With at least 1+ years of access, you can learn completely at your own pace.

Engaging and up-to-date content

Strengthen your skills and expertise with current, evidence-based content.

From Theory to Practice

This package provides practical tools for immediate clinical application. Elevate your practice with the latest evidence-based insights.

Stop chasing CERPs bit by bit.

When you can complete all your CERPs in one convenient place, you won’t need to gather hours at expensive conferences and lectures

Personal Plan tailored

No matter which categories were highlighted in your Personal Development Plan, you will find all the hours you need in this bundle.

Plus, you'll get...

Engaging, high-value content you'll genuinely enjoy studying!

75 hours of professional education covering all requirements for IBCLC recertification through CERPs, featuring full coverage across all categories with at least 5 hours dedicated to each.

On-demand recorded sessions—watch at your own pace with 1+ years of guaranteed access.

HEAL Academy is an IBLCE Recognized Preferred Provider. We are with you every step of the way.

Get all 75 required CERPs with the HEAL bundle—fully aligned with your IBLCE Personal Development Plan, including 5+ hours across every required category.

Course Highlights

This lesson explores the evolution of breastfeeding from its mammalian origins through to modern societal shifts and the 21st-century landscape. It examines the profound influence of culture and anthropology on nursing behaviors, contrasting contemporary norms with the biological patterns found in hunter-gatherer societies. By utilizing these traditional societies as a window into human biology, students will analyze how environment and lifestyle shape infant feeding. Finally, the session delves into Maureen Minchin’s “Milk Hypothesis” to understand the critical link between infant nutrition and long-term health outcomes

Ground your practice in groundbreaking clinical science with Dr. Nikki Mills’ revolutionary research on the functional anatomy of the lingual frenulum. Moving past superficial visual scoring, this lesson uses dynamic imaging and histological insights to challenge traditional midline assumptions and normal variations. You will learn how to evaluate true functional restrictions, protect lingual structures, and deliver nuanced, evidence-based care centered on infant feeding biomechanics.

Bridge the gap between normative infant biology and parental expectations with an attachment-focused approach to sleep and lactation. This lesson examines the co-evolutionary design of human sleep architecture, night-feeding mechanics, and maternal-infant proximity, grounding your practice in evolutionary anthropology and neuroscience. You will gain practical clinical strategies to help families navigate nocturnal care, protect the breastfeeding relationship, and support infant regulation without compromising secure attachment or maternal mental health. specific stages of milk establishment, from colostrum to mature milk, to understand how supply meets infant demand. Additionally, the course provides a detailed look at infant anatomy to ensure a functional understanding of the mechanics of breastfeeding.

This lesson focuses on the critical transition from prenatal preparation to the initial days of breastfeeding within the hospital setting. It provides strategies for supporting the successful establishment of milk supply and navigating the early postpartum period. A hands-on workshop explores various breastfeeding positions to ensure infant latch and maternal comfort. Participants will gain practical tools to empower parents and troubleshoot common challenges during these formative stages.

This comprehensive clinical module addresses the critical factors and challenges involved in successful lactation management, starting with the identification of risk factors that can compromise the establishment of breastfeeding. It provides evidence-based protocols for treating maternal complications such as nipple trauma, pain, engorgement, and mastitis, while offering specialized insight into infant-specific issues like tongue-tie, neonatal jaundice, and reflux. Students will master techniques for improving the latch and managing milk supply imbalances, such as oversupply, alongside strategies for navigating behavioral hurdles like nursing strikes. By the end of these lessons, practitioners will be equipped with the diagnostic tools and clinical skills necessary to troubleshoot complex breastfeeding obstacles and support the long-term health of the nursing dyad.

This lesson covers the clinical management of low milk supply, focusing on the physiology of milk production and identifying root causes of insufficiency. Students will learn evidence-based strategies for increasing supply, including optimized drainage techniques, pumping protocols, and the appropriate use of galactagogues. The session provides practical tools to create customized plans that restore maternal confidence and ensure healthy infant growth

This module breaks down the complex physiological and clinical mechanics of lactation in medically fragile infants, covering congenital anomalies, neuromuscular dysfunction, anatomical variations, and metabolic demands. You will explore the specific impacts of pediatric medical conditions on infant oral-motor function, cardiorespiratory regulation during feeding, and maternal milk synthesis under high-stress conditions. The lesson delivers essential scientific frameworks for evaluating transfer efficiency, milk composition requirements, and the pathophysiology behind feeding challenges in compromised infants.

In this lesson, you will examine the critical intersection of infant health and corporate marketing through the lens of the International Code of Marketing of Breast-milk Substitutes. We will dive into the history and necessity of the WHO Code, analyzing how aggressive marketing tactics can undermine breastfeeding and impact global public health. You will learn to identify subtle marketing violations and understand your professional responsibility in upholding ethical standards when interacting with industry representatives. By the end of this session, you will be equipped to protect the families you serve from commercial influence, ensuring that their feeding decisions are based on accurate information rather than predatory advertising.

In this lesson, you will explore the transition to solid foods through the lens of Baby-Led Weaning (BLW), focusing on a developmental approach that encourages infant autonomy. You will learn to identify the specific physiological signs of readiness that indicate a baby is ready to move beyond milk, as well as the crucial differences between gagging and choking. I will guide you through the practicalities of safe food preparation—specifically how to modify textures and shapes to match an infant’s palmar and pincer grasps. By the end of this session, you will be able to provide parents with a clear framework for introducing solids that prioritizes safety, nutrition, and a positive lifelong relationship with food.

In this lesson, you will explore the complex physiological and emotional process of weaning, whether it is initiated by the parent or the child. We cover strategies for a gradual, supportive transition that prioritizes both maternal breast health and the child’s emotional needs. This session guides you through practical techniques to reduce milk supply safely, minimizing the risk of mastitis or engorgement, and how to help families navigate the hormonal shifts and psychological milestones that often accompany the end of the breastfeeding journey. By the end of this session, you will be able to provide families with a compassionate, evidence-based roadmap for closing this chapter with confidence and care.

Complete IBCLC Recertification Bundle

Comprehensive training package with lifetime benefits

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