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My name is Dr. Madalina Yellico (Dr. Maddy for short). I am a licensed clinical psychologist who is trained in evidence-based practices, including CBT, DBT, and Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT). I specializes in working with children, adolescents, and their families, most frequently with a parent-training component.

I am a certified postpartum doula, a certified breastfeeding counselor, I teach pre/postnatal yoga, I am a new mom's group facilitator and a mom to an amazing 6 year old. My passion and fascination with all things moms, babies, and kids has put me on the path of providing open-minded support to my clients and students whatever their choices may be.

I offer yoga and mindfulness meditation for women who are trying to become pregnant, are expecting and new moms. As you navigate this journey, the techniques I teach show you how to stay present, be strong (both physically and mentally), self-care, and remaining grounded throughout this profoundly incredible experience. My path to yoga started as an undergrad when I took my first yoga class, and as cliche as it may sound, I was hooked; I enjoyed the gentle flow from pose to pose as well as the inner peace I felt at the end of class by being able to let go of things. When I began thinking about becoming a mom, I started a prenatal yoga teacher training, so I could become more informed about the whole experience.. I wasn't sure if I would ever teach classes. It took me nearly three years to become pregnant, and included multiple interventions: IUIs, IVFs, weekly acupuncture, mindfulness meditation, and especially yoga for fertility, which I researched and taught myself. Yoga offered me gentle movement and a safe place to be with what was going on. After going through this very intense and emotional journey to become a mama, I decided to finish my Prenatal yoga teacher training in order to offer moms-to-be guidance on their journey to motherhood.

We help women and couples maximize their chances of experiencing successful conception, pregnancy and childbirth. We use traditional & modern natural medicine, including nutrition, botanical medicine and acupuncture, to support your health and well-being.

Christina Lumpkin is a Pre/Post-Natal Fitness Expert (Oh Baby! Fitness), Women’s Fitness Specialist (NASM-WFS), Certified Personal Trainer (NASM-CPT) and Certified Group Fitness Instructor (AFAA) with over 10 years of experience in the wellness industry. She coaches Moms/Moms-to-Be to transform their live from the inside out: mind AND body. Her programs are a hybrid of fitness, lifestyle management and mindset coaching principles.

Shira is the founder of Shira Sussi Nutrition. She is passionate about supporting women on the benefits of healthy eating from preconception through early motherhood. She also works three days per week as an outpatient dietitian at NewYork-Presbyterian-Weill Cornell.

Psychotherapist and coach specializing in perinatal mood disorders, parenting support, couples counseling, anxiety and depression treatment, trauma, Dialectic behavioral therapy, life coaching. Services available in Brooklyn Heights, Chelsea, Video/Phone and in home. I also specialize in working with birth professionals.

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I am a Functional Genomic Nutrition Consultant that has a passion for fertility optimization and reproductive wellness! Working from a functional approach means getting to the root cause of health issues like infertility and repeat miscarriage. Unlike fertility specialists in conventional medicine that focus on forcing hormones to be within certain levels, I work with you to figure out why the hormones are are imbalanced in the first place and create personalized plans of action based on your genetics, health history, diet/lifestyle and biochemistry. There is so much genetic and biochemical variation between us that everyone’s needs are different. Traditional genetics often looks for potential disease states based on specific, isolated genes. Functional genomics looks for potential impairment of both function and genetic expression in entire metabolic pathways. It also helps find the best nutritional intervention (including detoxification) to bring the body back into balance.

As a coach, I am known for my unconditional acceptance and positive regard. I have watched every woman in my family restructure her life to match her unique set of family circumstances, so I never have any doubt that what my clients want is possible—because it is! However, I have four children of my own, so my approach is also grounded in reality and appreciation for the complexity of life.