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PO Box 3102
Durham, NC 27715
919-923-6609

HUG Leadership

President: Jan Tedder, BSN, IBCLC, FNP
 VP of  Education: James Henderson, PhD
HUG Trainer: Gale Touger, BSN,FNP; Barbara Hotelling, MSN,IBCLC
Research Advisor: Maryam Mozafarinia, RN,MSN
 
 
 
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Part II:Strategies and Skill Building

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CAPPA members returning to HUG courses must click here.
 
 What professionals say about theses courses:
"Entertaining, fun, and educational. This HUG programs reminds me why I love this work!"
Denise Shaver, RN, BSN, Publich Health Home Visiting Nurse
 

The HUG Strategies & Skill Building
Four Contact Hours Credit
Contact Hour Credit provided by  Lamaze, DONA,  CAPPA  & ICEA  

This activity has been submitted to the North Carolina Nurses Association for approval to award contact hours. The North Carolina Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.   

“This is an accredited activity and does not imply endorsement by the NCNA.”

$65 

Explore an innovative approach to connecting with young families. "Start Here not There", "See then Share", and "Gaze then Engage" will be explained, case studies described and educational resources provided.

Discover the medical and child development literature used to develop HUG Your Baby. Gain insight and skills into how to help parents with issues around crying, eating, sleeping, and attachment. Experience the power of parent stories, role playing, and case studies.
  • shows how the HUG Strategies enhance parent's confidence and care of their baby
  • demonstrates how use of the HUG Strategies enhances the patient-provider relationship 
  • provides more in-depth review of medical and child development literature on infant zones, crying, eating, sleeping, and play
  • enhances providers' ability to demonstrate baby's abilities to see, hear and respond to her parents
  • reviews impact of The HUG on fathering and on secure attachment
  • presents case studies, video analysis, HUG Your Baby blogs, and problem-solving experiences
  • Click HERE for Objectives, Outline, and Bibliography
Click here to watch preview
                        
CAPPA members returning to HUG courses must click here.

If you have already purchased this course through CAPPA and want to return to your course or purchase another course, please go to this link.
 
  Participants must complete entire coure to obtain credit.
 
This is an accredited activity and does not imply endorsement by the NCNA.