*Meets every Friday beginning in June from 10 - 11 AM. *Please refer to the events calendar in case of any date changes

This series meets on 3 consecutive Monday nights - October 2, 9, 16. One ticket enrolls two people for the entire series. These classes prepare you and your support person for the final stages of pregnancy, labor, childbirth and caring for yourself after delivery. Learn more about when to go to the hospital, comfort techniques, pain management options as well as breathing and relaxation.

Register to tour the Birthing Center at UT Medical Center!

Our Infant & Child Safety eClass is designed to be conveniently accessed on any computer or device connected to the internet. This engaging, evidence based curriculum prepares you and your support person to keep your little one safe! You’ll explore the topics below in an interactive format of videos, animations, personal stories, quizzes and exercises! Car Seats Safe Sleep Childproofing Safety Products Home Safety Choking Hazards Pet Safety Infant CPR Household Poisons Preparing for Emergencies Returning to Work Taking Care of Yourself

Our Childbirth Preparation eClass is designed to be conveniently accessed whenever and wherever you want on any computer or device connected to the internet. This engaging, evidence based curriculum prepares you and your support person for the final stages of pregnancy, labor, birth and the early days of parenthood. You’ll explore the topics below in an interactive format of videos, animations, birth stories, quizzes and exercises! Labor Birth process Comfort techniques Pain management options Medical procedures Postpartum care Newborn characteristics Breastfeeding basics Car seat safety Also included are helpful resources and a Parent’s Toolbox that you’ll use again and again for tools like relaxation exercises, a contraction timer, birth plan checklist, what to pack checklist, breastfeeding and diapering log, baby milestone tracker and more!

Our Newborn eClass is designed to be conveniently accessed whenever and wherever you want on any computer or device connected to the internet. This engaging, evidence based curriculum prepares you and your support person to care for your new baby and learn what to expect. You’ll explore the topics below in an interactive format of videos, animations, personal stories, quizzes and exercises! Newborn Traits Newborn Behaviors Crying & Comforting Feeding Diapering Bath, Nail Care & Dressing Newborn Health Newborn Safety

Our Breastfeeding eClass is designed to be conveniently accessed on any computer or device connected to the internet. This engaging, evidence based curriculum prepares you and your support person for breastfeeding success! You’ll explore the topics below in an interactive format of videos, animations, personal stories, quizzes and exercises! Positioning Effective Feeding When to Feed Your Baby Getting Enough Milk Warning Signs Breast Care Expressing & Storing Your Milk Returning to Work Taking Care of Yourself

Please register here if you plan to attend the symposium VIRTUALLY. Access information will be emailed on Wednesday October 4 for those joining online.

Please register here if you plan to attend the 8th Annual Parkinson's Symposium IN PERSON. **If you have dietary restrictions we should be aware of, please notify me by email at phuggler@utmck.edu

This class prepares you and your support person for the final stages of pregnancy, labor, birth and the early days of parenthood. Pain management options, comfort techniques, as well as breathing and relaxation are covered.

This class promotes successful breastfeeding by helping you and your partner understand normal behaviors of breastfeeding infants. Topics include helpful hints about caring for yourself, positioning your baby for breastfeeding, returning to work and breast pump information. Only 1 ticket is needed for two people.

Vitamin and Mineral Deficiencies with Dena Dobbs from Bariatric Advantage

Binging and Binge Eating Disorder with Kaitlyn Tucker from Focus Integrative Centers

Register to tour the Birthing Center at UT Medical Center!