Placenta Encapsulation Training
IPPA has a one of a kind, in depth placenta training program with the option to certify. More and more encapsulators are finding that their clients are wanting a formally trained specialist. Our program ensure that you have outstanding educational background in everything placenta preparation related, but also a certifying body that stands behind its students and their abilities. The placenta training program will take between 12-16 weeks to complete.
You have 6 months from training completion to encapsulat 3 placentas and have your client fill out a survey form, read research articles and answer 6 essay questions, write a one page position paper, complete 4 reviews, take an online blood born pathogens training and an online food safety training.
Content Included for Placenta Encapsulation:
What is the placenta?
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Functions of the placenta
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How does it form?
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Placental Cell Structure
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The intervillous space
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The RH Antigen
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Hormones and the placenta
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Variations
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Genetic Disorders & Placenta Encapsulation
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Common Pregnancy Ailments
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Placental Problems in Pregnancy: Placenta Previa
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Placenta Problems in Pregnancy: Placenta Abruption
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Placenta Problems in Pregnancy: Placenta Accreta
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Gestational Diabetes
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Types of Twin Placentas
Birthing the Placenta: Third Stage
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Breaking the Bond
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Delayed Cord Clamping
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Positive Effects of Delayed Cord Clamping
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Cord Blood Banking & Placenta Encapsulation
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Cord Burning
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Lotus Birthing
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What about Religion & the Placenta?
Aligning the Pieces
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Placentophagy: The Benefits
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Using Progesterone Postpartum
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Utilizing the Placenta to Treat Postpartum Bleeding
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Medications & Placenta Encapsulation
Securing Services
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The Prenatal Visit
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Is Your Client a Good Fit?
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Risks of Placenta Ingestion
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Forms for the Prenatal Visit
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Payments
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HIPAA Forms & Guidelines
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Your Business Contract
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Surrogacy Who keeps the placenta?
Practicing Awareness
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Placenta Consumption & STDS
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Pathology of the Human Placenta
The Birth
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Placenta Handling After a Vaginal Birth
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Placenta Handling After a CSection
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Proper Storage Techniques
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Temperature Control
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Working Easily with Hospitals
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Transporting the Placenta
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Shipping Placentas
Bridging the Connection
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The family within the Placenta
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Passing of Genetics
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Perinatal Mood Disorders
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Treatment Options
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Postpartum Depression
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Using the Edinburgh Scale
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Resources
Alternative Options to Consumption
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Planting the Placenta
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Placentas Around the World: A Guide to Placenta Tradition
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Making Placenta Time Capsule and Resin Jewelry
Set Up
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Supplies for Placenta Preparation
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Preparing Your Kit
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Using a Client’s Supplies
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Client & Specialist Protection
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Proper Sanitation Procedures
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Chemical Alternatives
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Bloodborne Pathogens
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Disposal of Wastes
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Placenta Photography/Videography Release
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Working with Frozen Placentas
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Proper Thawing Techniques
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Memories: Placenta Printmaking
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Natural Dyes for Colored Prints
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Cord and Amniotic Sac Removal
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Hormonal Power of the Amniotic Sac
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Making Cord Keepsakes & Dream catchers
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What about Meconium?
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Placenta Extracts & Tinctures
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Capsule Creation: Raw Foods Method
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Theory
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Capsule Creation: Basic Heated
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Working with a Doctor of Chinese Medicine MotherTea
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Dehydration Methods
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Grinding and Filling
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Making a Placenta Balm
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Herbal Reference
Sealing the Services
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Assessing a Mother Postpartum
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Calibrating the Right Dosage
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Storage of Remedies
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The Postpartum Visit
Savory & Sweet
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Cooking with the Placenta
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Placenta Chocolate Truffles
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Importance of Raw Placenta Smoothies
The Birth of a Business
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Business Review
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Getting Your Business Started
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Taxes, Licensing & Insurance
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Bi-Weekly Call In
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Preparing Your Client Forms
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Liability Form
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Hospital Release Form
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Legalities
Credentials
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Recommended Reading List
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Client Feedback Form
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Provider Page Listing How-To
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Research Paper Questions
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Turning Your Certification In
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Membership Benefits
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Continuing Education