Gloria Lemay: Nutrition and Food Teacher, Vancouver

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Gloria Lemay

MIDWIFERY EDUCATOR / DOULA TRAINER
Vancouver, Canada

Member since: Oct 10, 2010

Last active on: May 25, 2012 at 09:59 PM (EST)

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About Gloria Lemay

I have been teaching midwifery skills and doula workshops for the past twenty years. I am a Contributing Editor of Midwifery Today magazine and a staff member of ConsciousWoman.org, an online classroom for birth workers.

Teaching Preferences

Online Teaching

Face to Face Teaching

Courses Offered

Continuing Education: Midwifery 102

A Course by Gloria Lemay, Vancouver BC Canada

Teaches following Subjects/Exams

Nutrition and Food (Health Care)

Language of Instruction: English

Prenatal nutrition

Teaching Experience

Conference Speaker

Midwifery Today, United States

Jan 1999 - Present

Second stage problems, water birth, business

Women's Voice Award (2002)

Professional Experience

Conference Speaker
Midwifery Today Magazine, Oregon, United States
Apr 2001 - May 2001

1999 Wise Woman Way of Birth, a 5 Day Intensive Skills Workshop in Langley, B.C. Canada Aug. 9-13, l999. Instructor Gloria Lemay.
2001 Midwifery Today Conference in Eugene, Ore. “Induction Epidemic” by Gloria Lemay. “A Birth That Flows Like a River” with Gloria Lemay and Naoli Vinaver. “Waterbirth: A New Tradition Created by Women” with Gloria Lemay and Barbara Harper. “ North America’s New Traditional Midwife” panel member, Gloria Lemay.

2004 3 Day Birth Retreat on Orcas Is., WA

Associations & Membership

Intact America
New York, United States
Sep 2009 - Present

Advisory Board Member

Peaceful Parenting Advocacy Seal Recipients
United States
Jan 2011 - Present

http://www.drmomma.org/2011/01/peaceful-parenting-seal-of-advocacy.html

Publications and Research

Midwifery Articles
Lemay, Gloria

Foreskins for Keeps—An Idea Whose Time Has Come Midwifery Today Issue 81, Spring 2007 http://www.midwiferytoday.com/articles/foreskins.asp PROM Question and Answer—Gloria Lemay Issue 74, Summer 2005 Jeannine Parvati Baker—Gloria Lemay and Verena Schmid Midwifery Today Issue 73, Spring 2005 Suspect Diagnoses Come with Biophysical Profiling by Gloria Lemay © 2004 Midwifery Today, Inc. All rights reserved. Midwifery Today Issue 69, Spring 2004 http://www.midwiferytoday.com/articles/biophysical.asp Being a Midwife—Gloria Lemay Midwifery Today Issue 68, Winter 2003 Tokophobia- Gloria Lemay Midwifery Today, Issue 67, Autumn 2003 Courage—Gloria Lemay Midwifery Today, Issue 67, Autumn 2003 Chatty Cathie—Gloria Lemay Midwifery Today Issue 66, Summer 2003 Midwife's Guide to an Intact Perineum - Gloria Lemay Midwifery Today Issue 59, Autumn 2001 Midwifery Care for the VBAC Woman - GLORIA LEMAY Midwifery Today Issue 57, Spring 2001 AVOIDING EPISIOTOMY COMPLICATIONS By Gloria Lemay Midwifery Today E-News (Vol. 2 Issue 20 May 19, 2000) Pushing for First-Time Moms by Gloria Lemay Midwifery Today Issue 55, Autumn 2000, available online in French and Spanish and Russian. http://www.midwiferytoday.com/articles/default.asp?t=pushing&q=gloria+lemay In French http://www.midwiferytoday.com/articles/default.asp?t=pushingfr In Spanish Pelvises I Have Known and Loved by Gloria Lemay Midwifery Today Issue 50, Summer 1999 http://www.midwiferytoday.com/articles/pelvis.asp also available online in Spanish. http://www.midwiferytoday.com/articles/pelvissp.asp Sink or Swim: Midwifery in British Columbia, Canada - Gloria Lemay Midwifery Today Issue 46 Summer 1998

Testimonials

by Jenn posted on 17 May, 2012

this might have been the most pivitol class for me. I feel compelled....lifted, inspired. somehow more brave. it is such an honor to be one of your students.

by Rachel Erb posted on 17 May, 2012

Gloria has a gift for making things very simple and easy to understand. She has such a lovely perspective on pregnancy and birth.

by teresa fox magri posted on 17 May, 2012

wonderful, as always. this one was especially helpful right now. cheers.

by Allison Taylor posted on 03 May, 2012

Amazing class! I really appreciate approaching the discussion with a whole woman view. We are not made of parts isolated one from the other.

by Kasia wierzbicka posted on 03 May, 2012

I could be in your class for hours Gloria! Blessing you with long healthy life:) Love Kasia

by Christina Monteith posted on 03 May, 2012

Another great class. So much information to apply right away. THank you Gloria!

by Rachel Hutchings posted on 26 April, 2012

STOP HATTING STOP CHATTING STOP PATTING, as Carla says, and let's add STOP CUTTING too, referring to genitals and umbilical cords especially of those meconium babies...meh meconium happens!

by Kasia wierzbicka posted on 26 April, 2012

What a great class! Thank you

by teresa fox magri posted on 26 April, 2012

gloria can make the ischial spine the most exciting part of my day! and i already had a pretty good day going!

by Elizabeth Daming posted on 26 April, 2012

Loved the different perspective on the pelvis after plowing through midwifery textbooks. It really is simple - why does the medical model make it so complicated? I think it's to add and preserve the idea that this is really complicated and they are the professionals so it's best to just go with whatever they tell you. Nothing's changed much in the history of the world in that regards. Anyway, thanks for the class! I was a bit distracted by all the comments, but it wasn't a big deal.