Connect your Staff and Clients to Nurturely's Services
Schedule a free outreach presentation for your next team meeting
Great opportunity for physician offices, holistic health centers, hospitals, community organizations, and parent-focused businesses to learn more about what Nurturely offers, including how your staff can get involved and how your clients can get connected to services
Click the link below to schedule a free 30 or 60 minute outreach presentation or request a one-on-one meeting with Nurturely’s Director
Looking for outreach materials?
Click below to request digital or print outreach materials for the parents or professionals in your network.
Beyond the Basics
Nurturely offers tailored, evidence-based training presentations for your team. Some of our areas of training expertise are listed below. Contact us for additional trainings not listed here.
Perinatal Racism
Learn about how racism has impacted pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and breastfeeding. Explore evidence-based tools for combating perinatal racism within your organization and in the birth community.
Carrying Confidence
Understand the physiology, psychology and cultural context of infant carrying practices. Participate in a hands-on demo to develop confidence in safe carrying and supporting clients with carrying.
Workplace Policies
Let us help your business adopt policies to be a lactation- and parent- supportive workplace. Learn the research behind why this important from both a wellness perspective and a business perspective.
Postpartum Prevention
Though the postpartum period is inherently challenging, much of the suffering can be prevented with proactive support and evidence-based tools for mental wellness. Learn preventative tools for your staff and clients.
Lactation Preparation
Learn about how to prepare for bodyfeeding success before baby comes. Realistic overview of common lactation challenges and how to support parents in overcoming these challenges.
Culture & Development
Most science of infant development is based on Western-biased research. Learn about the roots of these biases and explore a broader range of healthy infant development from a place of cultural humility.