Lactation education built for the real clinical world.
LCERP-approved continuing education for IBCLCs, peer counselors, doulas and CHWs — built by an RN and IBCLC with real clinical and community experience.
Flexible, evidence-based learning for busy professionals.
Every course is created by an RN and IBCLC who understands the clinical realities, health disparities and cultural complexities you face every day.
LCERP-approved CEU courses
Meet your IBCLC recertification requirements with LCERP-approved courses designed by public health nurses and lactation consultants with real clinical expertise.
Culturally humble, equitable care
Go beyond basic technique. Our courses address health disparities and equip you to support diverse families, including Black and Indigenous communities, with respect.
Learn on your schedule
Fully self-paced and accessible on any device — built for IBCLCs, WIC staff, peer counselors, doulas and CHWs who need flexibility without sacrificing quality.
Lactation courses
Online continuing education for IBCLCs, WIC staff, peer counselors, doulas and CHWs — evidence-based, culturally grounded and practical.
Mastering the Latch
Clinical strategies to assess, correct and coach an effective latch, for practitioners who need confident, real-world breastfeeding support skills.
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The Role of Black Fathers in Breastfeeding
Explore how Black fathers impact breastfeeding success and learn evidence-based strategies to engage fathers as active allies.
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Understanding the EPDS: Beyond the Score
Use the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale with confidence: trauma-informed screening and compassionate postpartum support.
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Postpartum Care: Empowering Families in the Fourth Trimester
Skills to identify risks, coordinate care and promote holistic recovery for birthing individuals.
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We're expanding with new LCERP-approved courses.
- Trauma-informed lactation support
- Perinatal mental health & feeding
- Breastfeeding in diverse communities
- Hospital & clinical practices
Free lactation resources
Evidence-based guides and clinical tools for lactation professionals and the families you support. Free, no credit card required.
The Professional Latch Assessment Guide
Guide to assessing latch quality and supporting families through common feeding issues.
Get free guide →Free guideEmpower Your Breastfeeding Journey: A Personalized Guide
Create a personalized breastfeeding plan to share with your care team.
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WIC programs, hospitals and community organizations can enroll staff together. Tell us about your team and we'll reach out.
Lactation courses: frequently asked questions
Who are the lactation CEU courses designed for?
Our courses are designed for IBCLCs, WIC peer counselors, labor and delivery nurses, doulas, community health workers (CHWs), and any maternal-child health professional looking to earn CEUs and deepen their lactation knowledge and cultural competency.
Are these courses approved for IBCLC recertification CEUs?
Yes. Our featured courses are LCERP-approved, which means they qualify for L-CERPs (Lactation-specific Continuing Education Recognition Points) toward your IBCLC recertification. Check each individual course page for the specific number of L-CERPs awarded.
How long do I have access to the courses after enrolling?
All courses are fully self-paced with 6 months of access from your enrollment date, giving you the flexibility to complete them around your clinical schedule and revisit content as needed.
What makes A&V lactation courses different from other CEU providers?
Every course is created by an RN and IBCLC with real clinical and community experience, not just academic theory. Our curriculum centers cultural humility, health equity and trauma-informed care throughout, so you gain practical skills that are immediately applicable to the diverse families you serve.
Ready to advance your lactation practice?
Join lactation professionals earning LCERP-approved CEUs with courses built on real clinical experience, cultural humility and evidence-based care.
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