Rooting Wisdom: Lactation and Wellness Counseling

Rooting Wisdom: Lactation and Wellness Counseling Lactation & Perinatal Mental Health
IBCLC, PMH-C, LCCE
Helping families navigate infant challenges while building secure bonds. Welcome!

Located in Simsbury, Connecticut
Serving CT,MA & NY | In-person & Virtual

(Sister Company to Samatva Wellness) Rooting Wisdom is a collaboration between myself and families to honor the natural process of birth and heal from the medical interventions you may have undergone. A newborn’s natural instinct to root and a caregivers intuitive wisdom both create a symbiotic relationship like none other. My name is Kelly and I’m a patient advocate focusing on helping families navigate their perinatal path. I have been working in a high risk hospital with a level 3 NICU for over 5 years as a Lactation Consultant. I began working in the birth industry after practicing yoga and certifying in Los Angeles. I became a childbirth educator through Lamaze after I was certified as a birth doula. These two experiences brought me to the lactation field where I learned the special gift that is parent/baby connection.

Join us for a NICU focused support group in Farmington! Please message or call with any questions.
03/11/2026

Join us for a NICU focused support group in Farmington! Please message or call with any questions.

Bonding is at the core of raising our children AND ourselves. Parenthood does not mean making easy choices but facing ou...
02/27/2026

Bonding is at the core of raising our children AND ourselves. Parenthood does not mean making easy choices but facing our unique history that often bares baggage we have tried to long forget. It smacks us in the face and we must create healthy boundaries so we can have a positive experience with our newborn. Kudos to all woman making the most difficult decision to breastfeed and to not, they’re equally stressful.

When got pregnant, it had been after many years of feeling disconnected from her body, for a number of reasons. After diagnosing and treating stage 4 endometriosis, she had been looking forward to a stretch of her life where her body felt like her own again—until pregnancy derailed that.

Once she had Scottie, her daughter with , Hewitt had to decide how she would feed her baby. She weighed her mental health, her recovery, and the kind of mother she wanted to be. In the end, she decided against breastfeeding. “My thought process was layered,” she writes for ELLE. “The most important thing to me was doing what is best for my baby. I will always do what is best for her.”

Now a few months into motherhood, Hewitt opens up about the contradictions, complex guilt, and learning to accept support in a culture that quietly equates suffering with devotion. Read her essay at the link in comments.

Feeding & mental health clinicians — you’re invited.Join this live webinar exploring feeding and bonding across populati...
02/25/2026

Feeding & mental health clinicians — you’re invited.

Join this live webinar exploring feeding and bonding across populations, with a focused lens on Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS). Learn trauma-informed, practical strategies to support attachment, regulation, and feeding outcomes in the families you serve.

🗓 March 9 | 12–1 PM
💻 Live online + recording available
🔗 Register: rootingwisdom.com

Feeding and mental health, baby, child and adult, is a complex experience. When an adult is in charge of their newborns ...
02/06/2026

Feeding and mental health, baby, child and adult, is a complex experience. When an adult is in charge of their newborns feeding and there are various challenges, this becomes a unique circumstance with limited education/resources. Visit RootingWisdom.com to register for our next webinar.

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The motherhood burnout is chemical, the severe depletion of dopamine and serotonin intensify this inability to call upon the masking tools we established from a young age.

01/01/2026

Best explanation of cyclical burnouts in postpartum 👌🏽

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Address

21 Meadow Xing
Simsbury, CT
06070

Opening Hours

Monday 1pm - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 4pm
Wednesday 7am - 4pm
Thursday 7am - 4pm
Friday 7am - 1pm

Telephone

+18603580079

Website

https://www.youtube.com/@RootingWisdom

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