The WOMB Woodstock

Dr. Pamela Thornton

B.Sc., ND

Naturopathic Doctors

Pamela earned her Bachelor of Science from the University of Guelph in human biology. She then graduated from the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine's four-year Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine program in 1998. Pamela has served on the boards of both the Ontario and Canadian Associations of Naturopathic Doctors.

She completed her Therapeutic Prescribing exam in 2016 to add the controlled act of prescribing to her clinical tool box. She followed this by becoming a Graduate of the University of Florida College of Pharmacy Essential Elements of Prescription Hormone Compounding. The addition of bio-identical hormones has vastly expanded Pamela’s ability to untangle the complex endocrine web that so many women find themselves entangle in.

Pamela is an integrative practitioner and passionate leader in the field of women’s hormonal health issues and fertility. She does many public lectures on topics of integrative medicine and alternative approaches to health. With over 21-years of clinical experience, Pamela believes that what it takes to be well is not merely the absence of disease but rather a balance of physical, emotional and spiritual health. As a result, she has also continued her wellness journey becoming a HeartMath certified practitioner and a Hoffman Process International graduate.

As a mother of three children, Pamela is keenly interested in the health and wellness of women and children and our planet and in building community resources to make education and collaboration available to everyone who seeks it.

Pamela is known for her keen listening skills and her ability to see the whole picture when creating a wellness plan. Born and raised in Woodstock, she is delighted to be joining Tiffany and Ashley in bringing the WOMB to our community.

Dr. Natalia Rey-Caughlin

ND

Naturopathic Doctors

Before pursuing a path in Naturopathic Medicine, Natalia attended Wilfrid Laurier University where she obtained a Degree in Biology and a minor in Psychology. She then went on to complete a 4-year program at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine where she obtained her Doctor of Naturopathy. Natalia is also a certified Naturopathic Doula. Through her own healing journey she has experienced the benefits of natural therapies and the body's ability to heal itself with the right nourishment and support. Natalia's mission is to help your body find balance in all aspects of health so that you may live optimally and have the energy to pursue your life's purpose and passions.

“I am very passionate about taking people from a place of low energy, low mood, or people that are living in pain, to a place where they have the energy to do the things they love and the stamina to accomplish their goals.”

Dr. Renata Mola

BA, ND.

Naturopathic Doctors

Dr. Renata's clinical focus began to shift in the direction of pediatrics after becoming a mother herself. She quickly realized how incredibly strong a child's life force is, and that often with minimal and gentle natural interventions children are able to reach optimal states of health. Dr. Renata is passionate about children's health and believes that providing a loving, nurturing and attuned environment is critical in achieving vibrant health through out childhood and beyond.

Her other passion is working with parents and helping them to trust their own instincts and intuition when it comes to their child's health and wellbeing.

The approach that she takes in her practice is an integrated mind-body-soul approach where she addresses not only the physical causes of illness, but the mental, emotional, and spiritual contributors as well. These latter aspects are just as important as the physical (if not more important in many cases). In addition to her degree in naturopathic medicine she is a trained homeopath, has extensive training in herbal medicine, and is also trained in Neuro Emotional Technique.

Outside of her clinical practice she is an avid cyclist, writer and fermenting enthusiast!

Stephanie Di Poce

Reg. PT, MScPT, BA Kin

Physiotherapists

Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, Yoga Teacher RYT200, Birth Doula

Steph is a registered physiotherapist who practices Pelvic Health and Orthopaedic physiotherapy. She completed her Honours Bachelor in Kinesiology at The University of Western Ontario followed by her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy at The University of Toronto in 2013. Steph has since completed advanced training in pelvic health and is rostered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario to perform internal pelvic exams and treatments. She is also a certified RYT200 yoga teacher with additional training in prenatal yoga. Most recently, Steph completed her Childbirth Educator and Birth Doula training.

She provides support for a variety of concerns including: bladder and bowel incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic girdle pain, painful sex, diastasis rectus abdominus, and has a strong focus on perinatal care providing guidance and care to women throughout pregnancy and postpartum.

She has special interest in sexual health, labour and birth preparation, trauma sensitive care, and stress management.

Steph’s approach to rehabilitation and wellness integrates evidence-informed care with a whole person centred approach. She believes knowledge and movement are powerful tools in the healing and restoring of our bodies. Steph often incorporates yoga principles and practices into her approach. She believes that the self inquiry that yoga invites, in addition to yoga postures and breath, can have a transformative role in optimizing not only pelvic health but whole person well-being, managing stress, and balancing the nervous system. She approaches treatment using a biopsychosocial spiritual model of care that aims to promote holistic wellness. Steph is collaborative and non prescriptive in her approach. She strives to empower her clients to trust in their bodies and feel confident in their intuitive self knowledge and abilities.

Margot Dods

Reg. PT, MScPT, BScHK

Physiotherapists

Margot is a registered physiotherapist with a passion for supporting women's pelvic health. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics from the University of Ottawa, and a Master’s of Science in Physiotherapy from McMaster University. She fell in love with pelvic health physiotherapy after witnessing the positive impact it had on clients’ lives, and went on to complete advanced pelvic health training, including courses focusing on urinary and fecal incontinence; pelvic pain, diastasis recti, pelvic organ prolapse, Cesarean birth, and pre- and postnatal health.

In her practice, Margot aims to provide a space where clients feel comfortable discussing any and all concerns- no topic is off limits! She understands that experiencing pelvic health issues can be distressing, isolating, and scary, and that it takes courage to ask for help. Her goal is to provide clients with the support and tools they need to feel confident in their bodies. She is a lifelong learner and integrates the latest research evidence, along with clients' individual needs, into her treatment approach.

Since becoming a mom herself in 2020, Margot experienced first hand the joys and challenges that come with pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood. This experience has inspired a deep respect for the work that mothers do each and every day, and has informed her special interest in pre- and postnatal health. She is excited to serve the Woodstock community and looks forward to supporting you on your journey.

Kelsey Valentine

PT, B.Sc.Kin, M.Sc.PT Registered

Physiotherapists

Kelsey grew up in Woodstock and is thrilled to be returning to her home town to service the Oxford County community!

Kelsey holds both an Honours Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology and a Masters of Science in Physiotherapy from Queen’s University. Kelsey is rostered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario to perform internal pelvic exams and is a member of the Women’s Health Division with the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.

Although she loves working with any individuals experiencing bladder, bowel, sexual, and pelvic pain concerns, Kelsey has a specific interest in helping those through their pregnancy and postpartum journey. Whether someone is experiencing pain or bladder leakage that is holding them back from their usual activities, or wanting to learn more about preventing pelvic floor and core issues associated with birth, Kelsey loves a good challenge!

Outside of work, Kelsey loves to be on the move! She can be found walking her dog (Ziggy), hiking, figure skating, jogging, or doing HIIT/strength classes. She also enjoys cooking, learning, & designing!

If you are interested in connecting with Kelsey, you may book an appointment with her! She also provides free eduction on her Instagram @kelseyvalentinept

Sinead Dufour

PT, PhD, Director of Physiotherapy

Physiotherapists

Dr. Sinéad Dufour is Assistant Clinical Professor in the Faculty of Health Science at McMaster University. She completed her MScPT at McMaster University in 2003, her PhD in Health and Rehabilitation Science at Western in 2011 and retuned to McMaster in 2013 to complete a post-doctoral fellowship. She contributes to both the Master of Science in Physiotherapy program and the and Midwifery Education Program at McMaster University. Her current research interests include: conservative and lifestyle approaches to manage pelvic pain, conservative approaches to optimize pelvic health, technologies to support pelvic floor rehabilitation, and interprofessional collaborative practice models of service provision in women’s and pediatric health. Sinéad currently collaborates with faculty from both the Departments of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Pediatrics on various research projects. She was the recipient of one of the International Continence Society Research Awards in 2017, the Elaine Meadows Research Scholar award (American Physical Therapy Association, Section on Women’s Health) in 2018 and is an invited speaker at conferences around the globe.

Sinéad stays current clinically through her work as the Director of Pelvic Health Services at The World of my Baby (the WOMB) in Milton, Ontario. Her clinical practice focuses on optimizing women’s and children’s pelvic health. She is also an associate of Pelvic Health Solutions, an active member the Urogynaecology Committee of the Society of Obstetricians of Gynaecologists of Canada and a proud mother of twins.

Nada Slager

MACP, CCC

Counseling Team

Nada brings with her over 10 years of experience providing clinical services to children, individuals, and families. She holds a Masters degree in Counselling Psychology, and is a certified and registered member of the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA). Nada believes that the relationship between a counsellor and a client is deeply personal and collaborative so finding the ‘right-fit’ is pivotal to successful therapy; a strong therapeutic relationship is essential in creating an environment that fosters change and personal growth.

Nada practices with a variety of clinical skills to support an extensive variety of client issues. She works from a client-centered approach and individualizes each client's experience. She is passionate in supporting clients in areas of stress, grief, anxiety and depression and uses techniques from various therapeutic modalities, including cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), dialectical behaviour therapy, Brainspotting and solution-focused therapy.

Nada is a mother of 3. She relates to the magic and challenge of becoming a new mom. Her own experience leads her passion to care for new families and their transition into parenthood. It is her personal goal to support new parents in finding balance and harmony so they can prosper as a family and individually.

Hendrike Isert Bender

MSW, RSW

Counseling Team

Hendrike is a registered Social Worker with 20+ years of therapeutic experience. She has worked in several community agencies as well as in medical social work. She is a wife and mother of 4 children and has a passion for the complexity of life; especially the years of growing and nurturing self while caring for others.

Hendrike has a special interest in maternal mental health and training in perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. She hopes to support, guide and skillfully find the appropriate therapeutic approach to address the emotional challenges of parenthood. She is deeply aware that not every woman who wants to become a mother will do so with ease. This stage in life can hold much pain and loss. Hendrike wants to hold space for families experiencing infertility, pregnancy or infant loss.

As a client centered therapist she uses a variety of evidence based frameworks and will work with finding the best approach for each client. She offers individual and couples therapy as well as psycho-educational and therapeutic groups. As a registered Social Worker her support may be covered by extended health benefits.

Jessica Hagen

Life & Family Coach

Counseling Team

Jessica’s life passion and purpose on this earth is to help people find happiness and balance. Jessica is naturally gifted with a warm engaging personality and the ability to encourage meaningful and rewarding conversations. Her professional journey is a story of positive personal growth, determination and resilience in the face of challenge and adversity. For over 20 years Jessica has been building her coaching toolkit with a healthy balance of professional experience, intensive personal development initiatives and humbling life events.

In March of 2010 Jessica’s oldest child was diagnosed with Leukemia and for six months Jessica and her family were astonished by the resolute attitude, conviction and mental strength of this young man. Even after her son Jacob joined the angels in everlasting white light his message and influence was inspiring and intriguing at the same time. Today because of that experience Jessica is a firm believer that everyone has the tools and courage to embrace their life challenges and move forward with positivity. Her goal is to help you find that strength.

Education & Experience:

• Certified Life Coach - Level 1 & 2
• Hoffman Quadrinity Process
• Joe Dispenza – Intensive & Progressive Workshops
• General Manager - Retirement Residence

Sarah Harmer

IBCLC, RN

Lactation Consultants

Sarah is extremely excited to join the WOMB Woodstock team. Sarah earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Western Ontario becoming a Registered Nurse in 2007. Sarah has been a passionate Mat-Child Women's Health nurse since 2007 and has assisted many new families through their transition into parenthood. She is an advocate for breastfeeding support and education and is passionate about empowering families. Sarah furthered her knowledge base in 2015 becoming and an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). Sarah is a continuous learner and advocate for best practice. Sarah has had the privilege of providing breastfeeding support every day she goes to work and understands that every breastfeeding journey is as unique as the baby she is caring for. As a mother of five, Sarah is patient and listens to her clients needs and goals. She understands first hand the struggles and pressures that the breastfeeding dyad can experience and feels it is a privilege to help new mom's achieve their feeding goals.

Dr. Sarah Heath

Dr. Sarah Heath

Chiropractors

Dr. Sarah Heath is a Family Chiropractor who will be joining the WOMB Woodstock! She was born and raised in Woodstock where she personally experienced the wonderful benefits of chiropractic care. As an avid equestrian while growing up, injuries were a part of the sport and chiropractic care was a huge part of getting back in the saddle. After high school, she attended the University of Guelph where she achieved her Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences. She focused on health sciences while in her undergraduate program, including a human anatomy dissection course that gave her an amazing knowledge of the human body. After her four years at Guelph, she attended New York Chiropractic College for over three years where she graduated with honours with her Doctorate of Chiropractic Medicine. Dr. Sarah has been practicing in Oxford County since graduating in 2018, treating patients of all ages.

Our TeamDr. Sarah is passionate about helping all individuals, taking a special interest in pregnancy and pediatric care. She is constantly trying to learn new techniques and treatments to help every patient benefit the most from their care. She recently completed the animal chiropractic program at the Veterinary Chiropractic Learning Centre and has started treating animals in the area. This new skill has given her the gift to listen to her patients’ body language rather than their words to figure out what may be causing a problem. She plans on bringing this knowledge with her as she treats all her patients including those who may not be able to communicate how they are feeling. She is gentle, kind and always trying her best to make everyone comfortable when receiving chiropractic care.

Katie Knapp

MOMSc., BSc. Kin, BA

Osteopathic Manual Practitioners

Prior to entering into the field of Osteopathy, Katie obtained her Honours Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from McMaster University. Upon graduating she spent a year organizing and overseeing exercise therapy programs for individuals with profound mental and physical disabilities. She then spent eight years working as a Certified Kinesiologist in a physiotherapy clinic, during which time she returned to McMaster University and completed her Honours Bachelor of the Arts in the discipline of Philosophy.

Seeking more autonomy in her patient care, and an approach more focused on the cause of dysfunction rather than the symptomology, lead Katie to encounter Osteopathy at which point she enrolled at the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy to complete her Osteopathic training. Her love and passion for the discipline keep her constantly learning and have lead her back to the Canadian Academy of Osteopathy as a member of the faculty in order to help educate future osteopathic manual practitioners.

Katie treats with a strong focus and understanding of the structure-function relationship in the human body and how this relationship adapts and changes throughout the various growth and developmental stages of life.

Bridget Fearon

DOMP, MSc(Ed), BSc(HK)

Osteopathic Manual Practitioners

Bridget has practiced osteopathy for 4 years now and loves being a Manual Osteopathic Practitioner. She is truly excited about being part of the team at The WOMB.

Although she has always had an interest in health sciences, her journey to Osteopathy has not been a straight path. Bridget graduated from the University of Guelph with an Honours Bachelor of Science in Human Kinetics. As a student, in addition to working at the Athletic Centre; she volunteered in the Athletic Therapy department, was a volunteer trainer for the varsity lacrosse team, and volunteered at the Ontario Aerobics Centre as a Cardiac Rehabilitations Technician. Her goal was to help people.

Upon graduation, Bridget worked as a Certified Kinesiologist in a physiotherapy clinic in Toronto. Her role was to design in clinic and at-home exercise protocols for patients to facilitate their recovery. It was an interesting job that matched her goal to help people but was not the rewarding career she was looking for.

After a few years, Bridget married and moved to Tillsonburg, Ontario. The job opportunities in her field were limited. In keeping with her desire to work with people, she obtained a Master of Science in Education. She taught Special Education and Grade 4/5. (What a wonderful age. They love everything!!!). Bridget loved teaching but missed working in the healthcare field.

After a visit to a manual osteopath a few years ago, Bridget was hooked. She had not even known about osteopathy until her husband had exhausted places to go for his headaches. While the desire to go back to health care was strong, she still loved teaching. After doing some research, she kept teaching AND completed a Diploma in Osteopathic Manual Practitioner. The more Bridget learned about osteopathy, the more she felt this was something she needed to do. And after 4 years of working as a Manual Osteopathic Practitioner, she still feels that way.

Rebecca Kitchen

RMT & Accupuncture Specialist

Registered Massage Therapists

Rebecca Kitchen has been a Registered Massage Therapist for over 13 years. She loves what she does and specializes in contemporary Acupuncture, where she focuses mostly on pain and stress.

Rebecca graduated from D’Arcy Lane Institute of Massage Therapy in June 2007 and was registered directly after. She went on to complete the Contemporary Acupuncture course at McMaster University in 2010, where she learned to use Acupuncture to decrease pain and maintain or regain muscle and nerve function to the body. With massage therapy and myofascial release (which she is also trained in) this type of therapy works well to stretch the tissue and bring circulation back into the area and help flush out the toxins that may have been trapped from injury. It also can bring blood flow to an area for healing and help break down tension or scar tissue.

In 2015 she continued her education in Vancouver in Contemporary Cupping Therapy, which can be used full body for several different purposes.
Rebecca’s passion lies in fertility, prenatal and postnatal treatments. She has taken a broad range of courses from foam rolling to help with home care to infant massage therapy instruction and postnatal massage. She also attended the Perinatal Massage Therapy Educational Institution where she learned how to work with the pelvic floor and diastasis recti without actually having to touch the pelvic floor.

She is a mom of 2 toddlers and knows how vital maintaining her own health and wellness was in her recovery and transition to parenthood. She continues to grow and learn with new training and is excited to have a team of practitioners to refer to at The WOMB to offer the best care for this community.

Jenn Pullen

CST

Registered Massage Therapists

Jenn is a lover of all things health, wellness and vitality! She is an avid gardener, enjoys the outdoors and releasing Monarch Butterflies. She loves to laugh, learn and help others.

Whenever she has the chance, you can find her in the kitchen creating tasty, healthy meals for her family. She has always had a passion for good food and thankfully has a family that shares that passion.

She loves serving the world by empowering others to take control of their own health journey. She believes each of us has the unlimited potential for optimal health, by leveraging what we’ve got, rather than focusing on what we lack.

She is proud to be trained in manual therapy. Her focus currently, based on high level results she observes using this modality, is on Craniosacral Therapy. The treatment involves gentle, precise touch intended to release tension and restore circulation and function - the nervous system responds very well to Craniosacral Therapy. In 2016, she received her Level II training from Russ Mater, a Certified Craniosacral Therapist who has run his clinic in Guelph since 1998.

Jenn is excited to be part of the amazing team at The WOMB Woodstock and look forward to serving The WOMB community with a heart centred, individualized approach!

Pam Tabor

RMT & Certified Infant Massage Instructor

Registered Massage Therapists

Pam has been a Registered Massage Therapist for over 14 years. She graduated from Sir Sandford Fleming College in 2006. She truly enjoys all aspects of massage therapy, but her passion lies in prenatal, postnatal and infant massage. In 2007, Pam received additional training in prenatal massage. Having gone through two pregnancies herself, she knows the demands pregnancy can place on a woman’s body and the benefits of massage therapy and self care during pregnancy and the transition into parenthood.

Pam became a Certified Infant Massage Instructor with the International Association of Infant Massage in 2010, and has been teaching parents how to massage their babies for the last 10 years. Infant massage is a wonderful way for parents/caregivers to interact and bond with their baby.
Pam was first introduced to the WOMB in Milton, and is so excited for our community to have this option at home and to be a part of the WOMB community!

Carolyne Yeoman-McDonald

Yoga and Doula Team Lead

Doulas, Instructors

Carolyne is our lead yoga teacher here at The WOMB. A muma of 3; 2 of which were home births. After her first birth, she made education in health and wellness alternatives a priority. When she had her second daughter in 2009, she became a certified yoga teacher and from there helped her parents open up Radiant Health Yoga Studio. She has been supporting people through breathing and movement ever since.

It wasn’t until she started teaching yoga that she realized her birth experience was few and far between- something that women hoped for but rarely experienced. It became more and more apparent that there was a HUGE lack of support, information and resources and no tangible place to send mums to when it came to pre/postnatal care, so she began a Prenatal Yoga Circle.

That was in 2013, that class became a place for mums-to-be to connect, move and share. It opened them up to their options, giving them insight on the hidden gems of practitioners that were available within the community.

Later that year she took a weekend course in Doula education and a year later completed her 100hr Prenatal Yoga Certification. It was there she met Dr. Sinead Dufour, who she admires and has continued to train with over the years.

In 2015 she received her Pelvic Floor Trainer Certification with Bellies Inc. She continues to train and educate herself in Pelvic Health, and other modalities such as Movement and Trauma, Mindful Strength, Shamanic Healing and Yoga and The Facial System.

Being apart of The WOMB is a dream come true for Carolyne. She is beyond excited to be working alongside Dr. Pam Thornton, a huge mentor and leader in pre and postnatal health.

"In the end, it’s not necessarily the type of birth you have that has a lasting impression… to know you had options and freedom of choice, that you were supported in your decisions and most importantly that you were heard and you were respected , that you were treated with care and compassion. This is of the utmost importance and lasts a lifetime. EVERY woman deserves this type of care."

Emily Tashjian

Pre and Postnatal Yoga Instructor & Doula

Doulas, Instructors

Emily Tashjian is a new mom, a yoga instructor, and trained doula working towards her certification. She gained years of experience in the corporate world of communications before answering the call that was in her heart once she started her journey to motherhood. She dreamed of guiding others through the life changing experience of starting or growing a family. She has been teaching yoga since 2018 and now focuses her practice on prenatal and postnatal movement with a deep understanding of the pelvic floor.

Emily has always been a nurturer and is so excited to create a safe and loving space to meet families where they are at, both in her yoga classes and her work as a doula. Her hope is to empower and educate women and families, while teaching them to connect with their bodies and trust the process.

Andrea Verhoef

Birth & Postnatal Doula

Doulas

Andrea was raised in the Netherlands and came to Canada in 2002 and is fluent in dutch and english. She is the grateful mom to two sons (13 and 9) and a daughter( 11). The journey of motherhood’s ever changing phases has been exciting and humbling for her. The journey started with the unexpected pre-mature birth of her son, which brought several new aspects to being a new parent. With her second pregnancy she was on bed rest for several weeks and her third pregnancy went to term . Through her own experiences she has gained a complete understanding of how important support and advocacy is.

After her daughter was born, Andrea opened a home childcare and cared for several children and families. It was an incredible joy to offer that support to working families and to parents wanting their children to grow in an environment where they could learn and play. They enjoyed everything from crafts, outings to singing songs. As a care provider it was her responsibility to make sure the physical, growth, educational and nutritional needs of the children were met and to offer them a safe place to explore and learn and play.

Now, several years later she continues to want to care and help families and children. Taking the Doula course was the next step.

In her upbringing in the Netherlands it was part of the health system for families to have care and support during the birth and post care into the following weeks of the birth. This is called ‘kraamzorg’ in dutch and translates to ‘maternity care’. She has grown up having this as a standard practice and believes that every woman should have support bringing a child into the world and giving the best care in the beginning weeks.

In her spare time she loves: Cooking, cycling, running, hiking, traveling and spending time with family and friends.

Erin Miller

Pre and Postnatal Fitness & Yoga Instructor

Instructors

Erin Miller brings her vast training experience and shares an eclectic mix of yoga & fitness methodologies. From the soft stylings of yin yoga stretches to the dynamic expressions of acrobatic inspired fitness, Erin will lead you on a journey of compassionate curiosity and joyful growth. Hold space for the “I’m Possible”

Working in the fitness & wellness industry over the last 13 years she noticed a huge variation of awareness and consideration addressing pelvic health. Hearing many stories from friends, students and colleagues (of all genders) suffering with the symptoms of pelvic dysfunction she was motivated to seek out a Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist and ongoing education. Exploring how pelvic health can be a fitness issue, how to be a better support system speaking openly and honestly has since become one of her many passions.

Lesley Neeve

Postnatal Doula

Doulas

Lesley Neeve has been a Doula for over 20 years providing non- judgemental, physical, emotional and informational support to hundreds of families in Ontario. She has been married for 25+ years and has 3 daughters. She is a Certified Night Coach, trained Postpartum Doula, New Parent Educator, Childbirth Educator and Birth Doula through CAPPA. Lesley has her PPE Health Care Provider Controls Certificate as well as her Reducing the Risk of SIDS and SUID in Early Education and Childcare Certificate. Lesley continuously attends workshops and seminars on various topics to keep current and up to date in her practice. A Police check and Emergency First Aid and Baby CPR are always up to date.

Lesley provides virtual and overnight support. Lesley has a thorough understanding of the many challenges families may face in the initial weeks/months after your baby or babies arrive. Lesley has worked with many different parenting styles and has experience with twins, preemies, sleep support, postpartum depression and breastfeeding.