Who We Are
Louise Riley is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant based in Liverpool.
While breastfeeding my own daughter I found many women would tell me about the problems they had had breastfeeding, This inspired me to provide more support and information to help women meet their personal breastfeeding goals.
I have been supporting breastfeeding mothers since 2010 and am now available for private IBCLC appointments.
What is an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant?
The International Board Certified Lactation Consultant® (IBCLC®) credential is an international certification sought by qualified health professionals, breastfeeding mother support counsellors and other appropriately educated individuals worldwide.
Among the health professionals seeking IBCLC certification, many are nurses. This includes nurses with varying levels of higher education, from bedside nurses with 2 to 3 years of higher education to nurses with graduate degrees. Midwives, dieticians and physicians or medical doctors also frequently seek the IBCLC credential. Other health professionals such as medical technologists, dentists, pharmacists, speech therapists, physiotherapists/physical therapists and occupational therapists also apply for IBCLC certification.
Breastfeeding mother support counsellors, who work or volunteer for an organization that meets criteria established by IBLCE, may seek IBCLC certification. Counsellors from the Australian Breastfeeding Association and La Leche League International are examples of the types of breastfeeding mother support counsellors who seek IBCLC certification. In addition, breastfeeding peer counsellors who work in a hospital or clinic will sometimes apply for IBCLC certification.
(from http://iblce.org/explore/who-seeks-ibclc-certification/)
The International Board Certified Lactation Consultant® (IBCLC®) credential is an international certification sought by qualified health professionals, breastfeeding mother support counsellors and other appropriately educated individuals worldwide.
Among the health professionals seeking IBCLC certification, many are nurses. This includes nurses with varying levels of higher education, from bedside nurses with 2 to 3 years of higher education to nurses with graduate degrees. Midwives, dieticians and physicians or medical doctors also frequently seek the IBCLC credential. Other health professionals such as medical technologists, dentists, pharmacists, speech therapists, physiotherapists/physical therapists and occupational therapists also apply for IBCLC certification.
Breastfeeding mother support counsellors, who work or volunteer for an organization that meets criteria established by IBLCE, may seek IBCLC certification. Counsellors from the Australian Breastfeeding Association and La Leche League International are examples of the types of breastfeeding mother support counsellors who seek IBCLC certification. In addition, breastfeeding peer counsellors who work in a hospital or clinic will sometimes apply for IBCLC certification.
(from http://iblce.org/explore/who-seeks-ibclc-certification/)
