An IBCLC (International Board Certified Lactation Consultant) is the gold standard in lactation care. We are certified healthcare professionals with extensive clinical training in breastfeeding and human lactation. IBCLCs are qualified to work with complex feeding issues and collaborate with medical providers when needed.

Lactation support can begin before your baby arrives! Prenatal visits help you prepare for breastfeeding and reduce the risk of early challenges. Postpartum, it’s ideal to schedule a visit within the first few days after birth—especially if you're experiencing pain, latch issues, or supply concerns. I'm here for you at any stage.

I currently offer office visits and secure virtual consultations for clients. Whether you're newly postpartum or weeks into your journey, we’ll find the support option that works best for your needs and comfort.

Upon availability, home-visits can be scheduled with additional fees.

A typical consultation includes a full feeding assessment, baby’s latch and positioning, breast and oral anatomy evaluation, weight check (if in person), and a personalized care plan. We’ll discuss any challenges you’re facing and make sure you feel supported and confident moving forward.

Yes! These are some of the most common reasons families seek my help. I can assess latch issues, milk supply, oral function (including suspecting tongue/lip ties), and help guide you toward solutions, including referrals to specialists if needed.

Many insurance plans cover lactation support under the Affordable Care Act.

I am in network with several insurance compnies such as Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nevada PPO, Cigna, Multiplan PPO, PNOA PPO, Sutter Health, UHC PPO.

I provide superbills for reimbursement and also work with clients who use HSA/FSA funds. I’m happy to help guide you through the process or check your eligibility before your visit.

Ideally, within the first 3–5 days after birth, especially if breastfeeding is painful, baby is losing weight, or feedings feel stressful. Early support makes a huge difference and can help prevent longer-term issues.

Absolutely. I support all feeding journeys, whether you're exclusively pumping, combo feeding, or bottle-feeding with expressed milk or formula. I can help with pump selection, flange fitting, milk storage, feeding amounts, and creating a plan that supports your goals.

Yes! My practice is inclusive and welcoming to all families, including those who chestfeed, are inducing lactation, use donor milk, or identify as LGBTQ+. Everyone deserves respectful, affirming lactation care.

You can book your consultation online through my scheduling page or contact me here if you have questions first. I’m honored to support you and look forward to connecting!