EMIGRATED CONSULTANTS
These are our emigrated consultants that can either help you virtually or in their new areas.

Alison is an occupational therapist with a special interest in prematurity and early intervention. She’s also a mom of two with her own initially bumpy journey through breastfeeding with both her children having a tongue tie and all the feeding issues surrounding that.

I have my qualifications in B. Occupational Therapy, Stellenbosch University- SA, Advanced Clinical Practice in Occupational Therapy, Derby University, UK and  SACLC. Motherhood is beautiful yet a journey, and as a mom, OT and Lactation Consultant I deeply understand the delicate balance of supporting both a mother's well-being and her baby's needs.

Michaela is a South African Paediatric Dietitian with a special interest in Neonatal Nutrition, currently working in London.  She became a qualified South African Certified Lactation Consultant to better help mums provide lifesaving breastmilk to their babies in the NICU.

Niyati is a qualified SACLC and supports new families as they learn about the nature and nurture of breastfeeding.

Nicole is a speech pathologist and SACLC consultant.

I have my BSc Physiotherapy and I am a SA Certified Lactation Consultant (SACLC). One of my biggest privileges is being used by the almighty to help others.

I am a Registered Nurse (general, community, psychiatry and midwifery) and SACLC member. "We do our best until we know better." Breastfeeding is a learned skill. I focus on providing mothers with the necessary skills, knowledge and support to make their journey easier and enjoyable.

I am a Health promoter and HIV diagnostic assistant passionate about health care. To promote good health to neonates through breastmilk and breastmilk education is very important.

As a general nurse I believe that health is integral so assisting a client fully and will surely optimize their overall health. Advocating and assisting mothers in lactation problems optimize the best outcome of breastfeeding hence optimal health to their infants.

I love being a paediatric speech therapist and an SACLC which gives me the opportunity to have a seat at a child’s family table. I believe that when you have an impact on a child’s life you have an impact on the future of the world.

I am a Professional Nurse holding a BCur degree in general, community, psychiatric nursing and Midwifery, as well as a South African Certified Lactation Consultant. I have a passion for working with mothers and babies, and I am dedicated to support them with individualised guidance and encouragement through their specific challenges. I offer online consultations in English and Afrikaans.