The Good Life Learning
Advanced Continuing Education for Chiropractors
and Breastfeeding Professionals featuring:
The Anatomy of Breastfeeding
Types of courses
For Chiropractors and Bodyworkers

Learn to identify cranial, spinal, muscular and dural imbalances relating to breastfeeding as well as how to specifically address them. Gain current research to validate your work. Become familiar with the scope of other birth professionals in order to collaborate, gain referrals and provide the overall best care for your clients. Learn about anatomy of breastfeeding.
For Lactation Consultants and Birth Professionals

Learn specific infant anatomy in order to understand why your patient’s baby is struggling. Learn about the long term physical, emotional, and neurological implications of these issues. Learn about anatomy of breastfeeding. Become familiar with the scope of bodyworkers in order to provide the best support for your clients. Gain evidence based research to support your instincts.
For Breastfeeding
Parents

Gain resources to help you successfully breastfeed your baby without pain or struggle. Learn WHY breastfeeding is best. Why are you doing this? Understand how the alignment and
tone of your child’s body effects her development and long term health;
both neurologically and
emotionally.
Mission statement
To make a positive impact on the world, one person at a time,
through our gifts of Healing, Education, and Genuine Care
Absolutely FREE
Resources
No… really. There’s NO hidden costs for these things.
This is our gift to you and your practice.
Please use this material to further the mission statement at The Good Life Learning:
“To make a positive impact on the World, one person at a time, through our gifts of…
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