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Webinar: Supporting Young Parents, an event with Lorena Murialdo of Planned Parenthood Toronto
October 18, 2022 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EDT
$20.00
This 60 minute webinar will host Lorena Murialdo, from Planned Parenthood Toronto, who will lead a discussion about supporting young parents in today’s birth and parenting climate.
What will this webinar cover?
We took it to our DTC crowd to ask them what they would like to learn most about!
When we asked our members about what they would like to see covered, some of the answers included:
-Fostering healthy relationships with doulas and others in the absence of parental support
Lorena will address many of these and speak to what she feels is pertinent to her work and important for modern birth workers to be aware of.
This 60 minutes is sure to be packed full of thought-provoking suggestions and points for growing competencies when supporting young parents!
When:Â Tuesday October 18th @ 1pm EST via Zoom
*recorded for playback (registrants only)/ closed-captioning available at all DTC events*
Cost:Â $20 per participant
For more information about Planned Parenthood Toronto please visit:Â https://ppt.on.ca/
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Lorena Murialdo is a Community Health Promoter with over 25 years of experience
working with diverse youth and young parent communities. Lorena specializes in
mental health, sexual health, life skills, personal development and parenting. Lorena is
also owner of b_mindful and over the past decade has focused her work on advancing
mindfulness based stress reduction and intervention programs as well as social and
emotional learning opportunities in educational, health care settings and a range of non-
profit and for profit work place environments and organizations. Lorena has a genuine
interest in community health and health promotion initiatives that enable youth and
young parents to gain greater control over the decisions and actions that affect their
overall health and wellbeing.