GOLD Perinatal Speaker Interview 2019

We are thrilled to offer the latest evidence-based education from leading Researchers and Clinicians at our 2019 GOLD Perinatal Conference. We had a chance to sit down with some of the Speakers before the conference begins and learn a little bit more about them and what they will be presenting this year. Enjoy!

Please note, these are NOT presentations and do not count towards educational hours

The Transition to Parenthood for Sexual Minorities Abbie E. Goldberg
Destination Laborland: Setting a Fresh Course Towards Physiological Birth Adriana Lozada
Intersections of Trauma & Birth: An Overview Catharine McDonald
More Than Mere Milk: The Complexities of Feeding Human Milk to Human Babies Heather Thompson
The Psychological Experience of Physiological Childbirth Ibone Olza
Everyone Wants to Hold the Baby, Who Will Hold the Mother? Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders Jabina Coleman
Parental Brain Plasticity: Implications for Peripartum Mental Illness Jodi L. Pawluski
The 4th Trimester Project: Establishing the Care That Families Deserve in Their Transition to Parenthood Kristin P. Tully
Maternal Guilt and Shame During the Perinatal Period Melanie Badali
Birth Debriefing: The How and Why at the Bedside Rhea Dempsey
Induction of Labor: Hormonal Costs and Consequences for Mothers and Babies Sarah Buckley
Navigating Childbirth and the Perinatal Period through the Lens of "Aspergers" and Autism Spectrum Disorder Sharon Storton
"Pushing" to Prevent Stress Urinary Incontinence Sinéad Dufour

How to Correctly Use Peanut Balls During Labor (Labour Support Skills Add-On) Cheri Grant

Caring For A Family When A Baby Dies (Labour Support Skills Add-On) Denise Love

Why Black Women Need Black Birthkeepers (Labour Support Skills Add-On) Mars Lord

DANCING FOR BIRTH™― A Powerful, Evidence-Based Birth Method to Improve Birth Satisfaction (Labour Support Skills Add-On) Stephanie Larson

Spinning Babies in Labor (Labour Support Skills Add-On) Tammy Ryan