| Eileen
Stewart, CNM, is the director of Life Cycles Center. She is
currently a faculty member at Trocaire College. Stewart has
had a private midwifery practice for over eight years. Her educational
background includes a Master of Science in Nursing, Case Western
Reserve University; Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing,
Cleveland Ohio; Graduate of Frontier School of Midwifery and
Family Nursing; CNEP Community-based Nurse-Midwifery Education
Program, Hyden Kentucky; Bachelor of Science in Nursing, SUNY
at Buffalo. |
Christina
Walsh
received her BFA in Dance from SUNY Brockport, and currently
dances with the local contemporary dance company Anne Burnidge
and Dancers. At the age of six she was with her mother
and midwife during the home birth of her younger brother.
Even at a young age she found birth to be beautiful and empowering
to witness, and is very happy to play a small part in helping
other mothers, babies, and their families have a homebirth.
Christina is currently a "Doula in Training" through
the Life Cycles Center Natural Childbirth Doula Training program.
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| Kathryn
Frankiewich RN, MSN, NP, HTP, holds a Master's Degree and
a Post Master's Certificate from the State University of New
York at Buffalo. She is a pediatric as well as psychiatric
nurse practitioner. Her nursing career spans about 30
year's, primarily with children and in mental health. She
has done research in the area of parent- premature infant understanding
and bonding.
Her mind-body transformational energy work spans approximately
18 years. She has training in Myofascial Release, Healing
Touch and LuMarion healing. These methods are used to
assist individuals to safely uncover and release faulty beliefs,
memories and trauma from body tissues. People are supported
in learning from the past and creating the life they chose.
Kathryn collaborates with other health care providers to provide
care that is tailored to each person's individual needs. |
As
the Director of the Health Care Studies Program at Daemen College,
and full time faculty, Justine teaches courses related to community
health and complementary and alternative health care practices.
Through her coursework, community assistance and massage therapy,
Justine hopes to create an environment for education, holistic
health and well-being for women and families. |
E-mail: christina@lifecyclescenter.org ©
2010 LCC, Inc.