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Holidays and Additional Course Time

The Health-e-learning office will be closed for a well-deserved holiday break, on December 24, 2015 and will re-open on January 4, 2016.

You are still able to enroll in our courses and continue with your own study during this time.

Although there will be no Tutors available between the 5th of December 2015 and the 4th of January 2016, if you enroll before or during the break, you will receive an additional 1 month access time. We will add this time onto your course expiry date, upon our return in January.

If it is your practice to take a break at this time to be with your family and friends, we wish you a very happy and restful time.

For those who are continuing to work and study, we hope you enjoy your courses.

Wishing you all a very Happy New Year!

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Recent Articles

Saying Goodbye to 2023!

As we come to the close of 2023, we have a lot to reflect on in the field of human lactation and infant feeding. The world is quite unsettled and the simple instinctive behaviour of breastfeeding, chestfeeding and bodyfeeding is also impacted. Yet this simple act is something that can save lives. We continue to see around the world, devastation due to conflict and natural disaster. Industry uses these situations to promote themselves and their products. It is essential that the knowledge of lactation and support is based on best practice and without industry influence.

Reflection

As we come to a close of 2022 there is a lot to reflect on in the world. The past few years have given us all an opportunity to reflect on our practices and how we provide services. They have also highlighted many challenging areas yet given us the opportunity to realise our ability to be flexible, think outside the box, and to provide hope.

Lactation, breastfeeding, chestfeeding, bodyfeeding are all inclusive to supporting a world with hope and acceptance. All of us that work in this field have at one stage or another thought that what we do can change the world, and it can. As lactation professionals, we have the ability to share knowledge with others and to guide our colleagues, communities and our governments in a direction that will benefit all.