Ann Jamison at Edgewood’s Family Center (training clinic for Marriage and Family Therapy) interviewed me for a podcast on breastfeeding and parent mental health. It was a fun conversation. I just finished up my internship there and I’m having some nostalgic moments. I am grateful for the learning experience I have had at TFC.

I hope you have a lovely holiday and I’ll be in again next week on Monday as usual. – Adria

I’ll be at a perinatal mental health training event on Thursday 11/1 so I will not be at clinic. I can still be reached by phone or email if you have questions.

Hi! No drop in clinic on 9/3/18. I hope you have a lovely holiday! Clinic as usual on Thursday.

Update: I am done with jury duty for another 4 years now. Clinic will be open as usual on Thursday, 8/9/18. As always, you can call or email me if you want to set up a home visit. Hi folks, I have been called to jury duty next week. My clinic will be closed on…

Hi! One of my kids is graduating that day (yay!) so I will be supporting and celebrating him. You can still reach my by phone or email. Clinic will be open as usual on Thursday 5/24.

I’ve had a wonderful 12 years at Happy Bambino but need to consolidate my regular work hours on the west side. All my current clients can continue to attend my clinic at the new location. I’ll be sharing space with Lumos and Ginkgo Tree Counseling at 6409 Odana Rd, Suite 11A, Madison WI 53719. Hours:…

BreastfeedingOutsidetheBox.com Alyssa Schnell and Hope Lien are providing information and community for adoptive breastfeeding, relactation, chestfeeding by trans dads, shared breastfeeding in two-mama families, and other less common nursing situations. I just listened to the three podcasts they have produced so far (as of January 2016). They were enjoyable to listen to and had stories…

I wanted to do a shout out for our local, awesome, and maybe unique milk sharing organization. The Mothers Milk Alliance makes safe, affordable donor milk available to Madison-area families.  Mothers’ Milk Alliance was born in 2007 from the meeting of two mothers: one with extra breastmilk and one with low milk supply. Both dilemmas…

I realize not everyone is interested in all things science. But just in case you are, there are some great places to visit on the Internet if you want to learn about the science of lactation. These sites are written in (pretty much) non-academic language so that the information is accessible. Have fun reading! biomarkersandmilk.blogspot.com…