AcuFertility

HAPPY NATIONAL BREASTFEEDING WEEK!!!

Yes, National breastfeeding week is a thing - and no it’s not always easy and not always fun. Are sore and engorged breasts normal? Is my baby latching? Am I producing enough milk? Is it normal to hate this? These are all common concerns first time parents experience. We spend so much time focusing on maintaining a healthy pregnancy and smooth labour that we are often unprepared for the changes that come with caring for a newborn or infant especially for first time (exhausted) parents.

TRAC is excited to announce we are extending our services to help support you even more during your pre and post natal period. 👏

Dr. Arlene is now offering Lactation and Infant Feeding Support to help prepare and ease you into feeding and connecting with your newborn. During these appointments she will guide you through Hand expression techniques, basic feeding and latching advice, discussion of optimal flow, and demonstrating various feeding holds to help make you as comfortable as possible during feeding times as well as a physical and oral exam of your little one.

Dr. Arlene is currently accepting new patients. Click on our website in our bio above for availability⬆️. And follow Her on Instagram for updates and information

Did you know that Acupuncture & Naturopathic Medicine can not only greatly improve your general health and well-being, but can also optimize your fertility outcomes!

The team is excited to announce that tomorrow (May 28th) at 10:30am (EDT) our team will be hosting a free webinar. We will be answering all your questions about our integrative health practices and how we can help improve your Reproductive Health and fertility outcomes

Don’t forget people - it matters

Art day with my little love

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stress and your fertlity: how it affects you and how to overcome it Oh, the holiday season - that time of year when many of us feel the financial strain of gift buying, the chaos of holiday crowds, the never-ending family and work events. Holiday cheer to some...