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The Preterm
Infant: NICU experience and beyond
Pre-Conference education day
for Certified Educators and Instructors of
Infant Massage October 3rd 2008.
Specifically for non-neonatal-staff
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Positive
Touch in the Neonatal Unit
This two-day course is specifically promoted for
neonatal staff.
The Positive Touch Program© promotes techniques
for involving both staff and parents so that
they are able to provide nurturing and humane
care for the babies in their unit from admission
to discharge and beyond.
October 8th - 9th 2008
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Our
Mission
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Our mission is to promote nurturing
touch through training, education, and
research so that babies, parents, and
caregivers are loved, valued, and respected
throughout the world community.
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Prevent Child Abuse
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| Babies Should
be Soothed not Shaken -
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56 CE
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51.5 CE
Hours
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USA promotes
nurturing touch through the training and certification of
Parent Educators, and classes
and one-to-one instruction for parents and full-time
caregivers. We are the official US Affiliate of the
International Association of Infant
Massage, headquartered in Sweden.
We teach a
gentle and loving baby massage that has many benefits for both
parents and children. The relationship between a
parent and baby is enhanced and strengthened through
the nurturing touch of infant massage. Parent’s often
find that their baby sleeps better, fusses less, and
gains more weight, when massaged regularly. Want to learn infant massage?
Find a Certified Educator of Infant
Massage in your area in our Educator
Directory.
Would you like to teach infant
massage? Certified Educators of Infant
Massage (CEIM) complete an internationally-respected
four-day training,
developed by our founder, Vimala McClure. Educators
take an exam and complete a teaching practicum before
receiving their international certification.
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