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Anatomy and Physiology of Labor and Birth

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Event Details

This session will offer participants greater understanding of the body systems in the context of pregnancy. This includes explanation of the role of the major hormones of pregnancy and postpartum, their physical and emotional effects, and the development and functions of the human placenta. Following this workshop, participants will be able to distinguish between the common discomforts of pregnancy and their causes and conditions warranting further clinical investigation. Participants will also learn about the short and long-term postpartum changes in anatomy and physiology.

Virtual workshop hosted on Zoom. Link will be provided via email.

Registration is open up until 20 minutes before the event start time.


Instructor

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Dr. Susanrachel Condon LM, DM

Susanrachel Condon, a.k.a. Birdie, graduated from the SUNY Brooklyn Midwifery Program in 1998. She is also a certified cooperative childbirth educator, a sexual health instructor, and a massage therapy instructor, who has taught broadly in numerous programs and venues throughout the US. Susanrachel has served as a clinical preceptor for four midwifery programs. She was one of eight graduates in the inaugural class of the Doctorate in Midwifery at Jefferson University, studying the long term impact of conventional maternity care practices on mental health and well being. Her research was centered on consent, collaborative decision-making, overt obstetric violence and subtle, unconscious coercive practices as barriers to respectful care.


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