Find the Lactation Consultant that best suits your needs.
Our team
Nicole McCarthy, IBCLC, CBS, CLC
Owner/CEO of Tiny Wellness
Nicole does home and office visits in Wichita Falls, TX and surrounding areas, as well as telehealth consults nationwide.
She believes that the family is the expert on their baby and wants families feeling confident when feeding their baby at the breast or via bottle. She specializes in oral restrictions, body tension, flange sizing, bottle refusal and brings a holistic and mindful approach to care.
Nicole is also a milspouse and works closely with the military community.
Courtney Bint, IBCLC, CBS
Courtney does home visits in Wichita Falls, TX and surrounding areas, as well as telehealth consults worldwide.
Courtney has helped hundreds of families reach their goals and is committed to supporting families through their journeys. She specializes in preterm infants, slow weight gain, low milk supply, and getting babies back to breast.
Michelle Cordova, IBCLC, RN
Michelle does home visits in the Gallup, New Mexico area and telehealth consults worldwide.
She believes that everyone deserves to have support through their feeding journey with their baby. She says, “you don’t need to be struggling with breastfeeding to need support- everyone can benefit from having someone to talk with through all the aspects of feeding their baby.” She specializes in late pre-term infants, latch difficulties, and pumping/going back to work.
Arisalee Sorem, IBCLC, CBS
Arisalee provides home visits in Canton, TX and surrounding areas, as well as virtual/ telehealth services nationwide.
Her passion is empowerment through education. Her approach focuses on providing personalized, evidence based care to ensure families feel confident and supported to meet their goals.
She specializes in deciphering infant cues, oral dysfunction, latch difficulties and low supply.
Our IBCLC students
Karin Tang, BS, CBS
Karin knew that she wanted to become a lactation consultant after becoming a mom. While her late daughter Leila awaited surgery for her congenital heart defect, Karin exclusively pumped. She felt so much pride in providing milk for her baby while navigating an atypical start to motherhood.
Karin is eager to support families as they navigate breastfeeding challenges, especially other post NICU and loss families. She is working towards becoming a IBCLC and hopes to one day serve her Dallas, TX community.