Speak to Dr Pam
As part of access to The Possums Sleep Program, we offer our members group education sessions with Dr Pamela Douglas, creator of The Possums Programs.
Each session is 45 minutes long.
If you would like to participate in a group session, you will need to sign up to The Possums Baby and Toddler Sleep Program. By signing up, you gain access these sessions, the full library of Possums Sleep content, and much more.
What can you talk to Dr Pam about?
During the group session, Dr Pam will answer questions from participants about The Possums Sleep Program and how it applies to different situations.
Dr Pam will do her best to answer as many questions as she can during the session, but please note that she won't necessarily be able to answer every query. She will prioritise answering questions that are being asked by multiple parents.
Please note that a group education and chat session is not the same as a clinical consultation. It won't be possible for Dr Pam to specifically address the details of your own child's situation. However, parents usually find these kinds of discussions very useful as they work their way through own situations.
Want to speak to Dr Pam one-on-one?
If you would like a face-to-face clinical consultation with Dr Pam, you can book in to see her at Generations Medical in Taringa, Brisbane, Australia.
Please note, you will be required to their standard consultation rates for clinical appointments. Registration to The Possums Sleep Program does not give you any free sessions or benefits for clinical consultations.
Book a clinical consultation with Dr Pam
Want to talk to an NDC Accredited practitioner one-on-one?
If you want to find an NDC Accredited practitioner near you to arrange a clinical appointment, you can locate them using our find a practitioner function.
Please note, you will be required to their pay standard consultation rates. Registration to The Possums Sleep Program does not give you any free sessions or benefits should you choose to consult an NDC Accredited practitioner privately.
Find an NDC practitioner near meWhat does NDC Accredited mean?
NDC stands for Neuroprotective Developmental Care, which is the scientific name for the Possums Programs.
An NDC Accredited practitioner is a registered health professional who has completed our NDC Accreditation pathway, is currently a member of The NDC Institute and our networks, and who stays up to date with the latest developments in the field.
A currently NDC Accredited practitioner is the only health professional upskilled and qualified to deliver The Possums Sleep Program.
You can find an NDC practitioner for a clinical consultation here.
