Your consultation is a one-on-one telehealth visit focused on understanding your unique situation. Before we discuss recommendations, we'll review your health history, breastfeeding goals, feeding concerns, medical history, and any previous evaluations.Together, we'll identify the factors contributing to your challenges and develop a personalized, evidence-informed plan that feels realistic and manageable.You'll leave with clear next steps—not just another list of things to try.

A consultation may be helpful if you've tried common strategies without lasting improvement or you're looking for a deeper understanding of what's contributing to your breastfeeding or recovery challenges.Common reasons families schedule include:Low milk supplyPumping concernsBreastfeeding painInfant weight gain concernsTriple feedingInduced lactationPostpartum recovery challengesHormonal or medical factors affecting feedingIf you're unsure, you're welcome to contact me before scheduling.

As a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and licensed APRN, I can order laboratory testing in Colorado and Florida. In South Carolina and Texas, labs are self-pay and ordered through a service with physician sign off. I will guide you on that process but feel free to reach out for questions before booking.In addition, I have prescriptive authority in Florida and am able to prescribe non-controlled medications when clinically appropriate. Every recommendation is based on your individual assessment and clinical needs.

When clinically appropriate and within the scope of my practice, I may recommend or prescribe medications (Florida only), order laboratory testing (Florida and Colorado), or coordinate additional care. Every recommendation is individualized based on your history, symptoms, and clinical assessment.

Many complex lactation and postpartum concerns can be effectively evaluated through telehealth. My consultations combine advanced clinical assessment with detailed history-taking to help uncover the factors contributing to feeding challenges, low milk supply, and postpartum recovery concerns.If I believe an in-person evaluation or additional medical care is needed, I'll explain why and help guide you toward the appropriate next step.