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 BS, Nursing - Purdue University - Masters in Pediatric Primary Care at Indiana University
- Pursuing a PhD in clinical psychology with a special focus on the pre and perinatal period, Santa Barbara Graduate Institute, Santa Barbara, CA
- Trained in Pediatric Hypnotherapy, Society for Behavioral
and Developmental Pediatrics
As a pediatric nurse practitioner (PNP) with over 30 years of experience
in pediatric health care, Kathryn is most interested in providing
health care for children that focuses on keeping kids healthy.
This means concentrating on nutrition, preventive health, developmental
and behavioral pediatrics, parenting, and a caring relationship.
Kathryn’s practice calls out the inherent health of a
child and provides parents with information to do the same.
Kathryn's Pediatric Newsletters are archived in the PUBLICATIONS section in the right gray bar.
Click on the links to read or download each PDF.
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She has spent the majority of her nursing career in Pediatrics,
first in pediatric oncology, then in the Pediatric Intensive
Care Unit, the Newborn Intensive Care Unit and finally in pediatric
primary care as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner. After her PNP
training she completed the Certificate Program in Holistic
Nursing, trained in Reiki and Healing Touch and received her training in pediatric hypnosis with the Society for Behavioral and Developmental Pediatrics. Her holistic
nursing training provided a foundational understanding of botanical,
homeopathic, energetic and movement therapies.
Kathryn is currently enrolled in a PhD program in Pre and
Perinatal Psychology, a new field of study examining the beginnings
of health or disease in children. As a mother of three children
and a PNP she believes kids stay healthy when they grow up
in a container of love, acceptance, good nutrition, fresh air
and exercise and a healthy dose of play. Kathryn’s goal
as a provider of pediatric primary care and pediatric hypnotherapy
is to provide holistic pediatric care within the context of
a heart-centered relationship.
As a founding practitioner member of True North, she believes in the power of
circle process to transform health care. Kathryn speaks locally
and nationally on parenting, circle process, holistic nursing
and integrative health care.
Kathryn’s practice includes:
- Pediatric Primary Care with a focus on wellness and prevention
- Group Well Child Care (CircleCare™ for Kids)
- Pediatric hypnosis
- Parenting consults
- Infant sleep consults
- Behavior consults
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(207) 781-4488
SERVICES OFFERED
Pediatric Care
CLASSES TAUGHT
Helping Babies Sleep:
Strategies for Sleep Deprived Parents
Difficult Kids in the Classroom: Using Conscious Discipline and
Imagery to Help
Parenting from the Heart
Pediatric Hypnosis
Your Child’s Amazing Brain
PUBLICATIONS
Winter 08 Pediatric Newsletter by Kathryn Landon-Malone (PDF)
Fall 08 Pediatric Newsletter by Kathryn Landon-Malone (PDF)
Summer 08 Pediatric Newsletter by Kathryn Landon-Malone (PDF)
Journal of Prenatal & Perinatal Psychology & Health: Vol.
20, No. 1, pp. 77–87. A Holistic Approach to Neonatal Resuscitation
The Integrative Medicine Alliance:
Deepening the Quality of the Human Experience in Healthcare, Newsletter, September 25,
2003, Calling a Circle Can
Transform Our Health Care Experience, by Kristen Lombard MSN, APRN,
BC Mercy Hospital, Portland,Maine and Kathryn Landon-Malone, MSN,
PNP
Maternal-Newborn & Child Nursing, Family Centered Care, Prentice
Hall, 2003, contributing author on topics of Complementary and Alternative
Medicine in Pediatrics.
TESTIMONIALS
"A wellness visit with Kathryn is so much more than a quick heartbeat
check and a look inside the ears. Kathryn spends quality time with
us. She genuinely knows us a family and takes time to answer our
questions, share her insights, and demonstrate wise and simple parenting
tips.” -
Amy and Tom Farmer, Raymond, Maine
"For years we have been seeking (we have three children ages 13,
8 and 3) and thankfully, finally have found in True North a practice
that cares for the "whole child" and does not simply treat individual
symptoms without investigating the entire picture of these complex little
folks." -- Beth George and Tim Kane, Scarborough, ME
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