Support for Parenting a Little One
Local providers for little ones and their parents, from feeding and speech to sleep and stress.
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Perinatal Mental Health
See All 9 Perinatal Mental HealthTherapy for anxiety, depression, birth trauma, identity shifts, and grief.
Abby GianninyLMHC, PMH-C, Rochester
Individual therapy and supportive groups for new, expecting, and experienced moms, with training in integrative health, nutrition, and yoga.
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Jenna HineLCSW, Rochester
Co-founder of Kindred Connection. Fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum support, with experience in the LGBTQIA+ community, ADHD, and OCD.
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Yezenia HusseyLMHC-D, Mosaic Mental Health Counseling
Founder of Mosaic Mental Health. Support through trying to conceive, pregnancy, postpartum, pregnancy loss, and becoming a parent.
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Tara Nolan-DeRoseLMHC
Telehealth therapy for fertility treatment, pregnancy, and motherhood, from someone who has walked that path.
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Mental Health MatchingPhysical Therapy
Pelvic floor recovery, return to exercise, and infant motor development.
Shelby WithiamDPT, Rochester
Pediatric physical therapy for infant motor development, including torticollis, tummy time, rolling, crawling, and walking.
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Doula & Education Services
Birth and postpartum doulas, childbirth education, and lactation support.
Lexi LuptakRN, maternal and child health, The Mama Coach
Registered nurse and mom of five offering evidence-based guidance on pregnancy, postpartum life, and raising little ones.
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Alison SpathDoulas, lactation, and childbirth education, Rochester
Birth and postpartum doulas, lactation consultants, and educators supporting families from pregnancy through the first year.
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Speech & Feeding Support New
Latch, bottle feeding, tongue tie, reflux, starting solids, and early communication.
Sarah SmithSpeech pathologist and lactation counselor, Monroe County and the Finger Lakes
Infant feeding specialist for babies and children with feeding challenges, at home or by telehealth.
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Morgan WrightSpeech-language pathologist, Rochester
Speech, communication, and feeding support for little ones, including alternative communication when it’s needed.
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