Flourish Pelvic PT, Lactation, and Wellness

02/04/2026

Infographic from . Today is World Cancer Day, a good day to think about preventing and recognizing possible signs of breast cancer.

01/05/2026

This is a tragedy. Holding the family on our hearts. 💞

12/31/2025

Happy 2026! Thank you to all my patients and families who made 2025 such a successful year for Flourish! May 2026 be your healthiest year yet! 🎉🎊I look forward to serving you in the New Year!

12/02/2025

✨ New Journal Publication! ✨

Huge news for breastfeeding mothers with ADHD — our study on atomoxetine is published!

Our study shows that only very small amounts of atomoxetine enter breast milk. Most mothers had an RID under 0.2%, and even the highest level found was only 0.65%, suggesting very low risk while breastfeeding.

Because of this new evidence, we are updating atomoxetine’s lactation safety rating from L4 to L2, reflecting a much safer profile than previously thought.

A few reports of infant fussiness have been noted, so monitoring is still important. Any concerns should be reported to systems like FAERS to help strengthen safety data.

This research provides encouraging evidence that atomoxetine may be a safe, viable ADHD treatment for breastfeeding mothers.

https://journals.lww.com/psychopharmacology/fulltext/9900/atomoxetine_as_a_viable_adhd_treatment_in.482.aspx #:~:text=Conclusions:,of%20ADHD%20in%20lactating%20women.

11/08/2025

Working for my patients everyday! Pediatric constipation, gas, colic, reflux, urinary challenges worry parents and I am here to help!

11/08/2025

Contacts for those referring patients to me:
for pelvic health PT for men and women, also those who are medically complex on the hypermobility spectrum with corresponding conditions including MCAS, POTS, endometriosis and chronic pain, bowel complaints, fertility, pre and post natal and post natal return to sport, diastasus recti, licensed in dry needling - in office Alpharetta (concierge)
for in home and telehealth lactation visits/feeding/ colic, gas, irritability, developmental concerns with breastfeeding infants, starting solids, pumping and bottlefeeding gear, return to work and pumping, weaning, nursing strikes, tongue tie and oral motor concerns /post frenectomy, prematurity, multiples (takes nearly all insurances)
Text me for in home pediatric PT visits for neonates in Cherokee County and now menopause coaching in GA, wellness menopause coaching telehealth (concierge)
Love y’all and thank you for your support! ❤️🫶

11/08/2025

I am ready to help you with your perimenopause and post menopausal concerns with the most up to date research and evidence based recommendations! This is an area that deserves much more attention! ❤️

10/09/2025

Shocker: It takes far more energy to grow life than scientists once believed.

A Duke University study found that pregnancy rivals elite endurance events, making it the most energetically demanding activity the human body can sustain, equivalent to running a 40-week marathon.

Another peer-reviewed study published in Science found that pregnancy requires an additional 50,000 calories over nine months, with 96% of that energy coming directly from the mother. A woman’s resting energy use can rise by up to 30%, meaning her body works harder every single day, even at rest.

To put it in perspective, that’s like eating 50 pints of Ben & Jerry’s or sustaining the daily energy output of a Tour de France cyclist.

The energy it takes to grow life makes pregnancy one of the most extreme athletic feats on Earth. 🫶

09/22/2025

Amazing time in Chicago learning about male lower urinary tract symptom management from Integrated Pelvic Health!

09/20/2025

I specialize in low milk supply and work for Atlanta Lactation doing home lactation visits in Cherokee County. Please reach out if you need support! We take most insurances.

Struggling with milk supply? You’re not alone!

Boosting supply isn’t about waiting until you feel “full” or chasing quick fixes, it’s about frequent feeding/pumping, effective milk removal, and finding the right support.

Remember: Every feeding journey is unique, and small changes can make a big difference. If you need help, our IBCLCs are here for you!

Text: 404-793-3300 to connect with us and we'll get you the support you need.