Deeper Dive into Pathway 3 Mentorship with the Lactation Learning Collective

Lactation Business Coaching Deeper Dive
Abstract
Pathway Three mentorship can be intimidating, but with the right guidance you can find and nurture future lactation consultants and expand the circle of care for families.

Featuring LaShanda Dandrich, IBCLC and Allison Walsh, IBCLC, LCCE, FACCE, Postpartum Doula, founding members of the Lactation Learning Collective.

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Meet Our Guests
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Allison Walsh, 
IBCLC, LCCE, FACCE, Postpartum Doula

Allison Walsh IBCLC LCCE FACCE is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (2006), Lamaze Certified Childbirth Educator (2000), and and doula (2000) in private practice in New York City. She is one of the three founders of the Lactation Learning Collective, which offers education and support to those on the pathway toward certification as International Board Certified Lactation Consultants along with families in need of lactation support. She trains childbirth educators as a Co-Director of the NYC Lamaze Childbirth Educator Program and is a past president of Lamaze International and current member of Lamaze’s Certification Council. Allison has represented Lamaze International as a delegate to the United States Breastfeeding Committee since 2004, and has served in various leadership and committee roles. 
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LaShanda Dandrich IBCLC

LaShanda Dandrich obtained her IBCLC in 2014. Since then she has worked throughout New York City in many areas of lactation support. As an in patient lactation consultant for several NYC Hospitals, an IBCLC for the Department of Health doing home visits in the community, as well as her own private practice where she sees clients in person and virtually. She is a co-founder of Lactation Learning Collective and also a Chocolate Milk Cafe facilitator (Harlem/Bronx chapter) she leads lactation support groups for Black families. In addition she is part if the Executive Staff as Director of Trainings.
About Lactation Business Coaching
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Leah Jolly IBCLC + Annie Frisbie MA, IBCLC

We know that where there’s community, there’s power - and we wanted a place where lactation business owners could join in on authentic and candid conversations about what running a business in our industry really looked like.

If you’ve been looking for a place that doesn't feel like another “boss babe” business networking event, but instead a true connection with other lactation consultants cheering you on while offering their help and experience, our Deeper Dives are for you.
I enjoyed this session with both speakers and their convivial nature during the presentation. 
Joy MacTavish, IBCLC
Knowledge Gap
Supporting a Pathway Three mentee can be intimidating. but it's something every IBCLC in private practice to consider.
Objectives

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Explore the importance of providing mentorship as an IBCLC.

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Understand the mentorship process.

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Incorporate mentorship into private practice.
IBLCE Content Outline
VII. B5 - educating professionals, peers, and students
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