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Founder and Owner

Courtney Miller, RN, BSN, IBCLC

Courtney Miller is the founder of The Better Boob Lactation. Courtney has been registered nurse since 2016 and is now an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). Her passion for breastfeeding began after giving birth to her son in March 2019, and quickly realizing there wasn’t enough readily-available breastfeeding education and support – Now she says she has found her calling of helping moms and their families along their breastfeeding journey! Courtney regularly uses her personal breastfeeding experience, along with evidence-based research, to help educate and support the families she works alongside.

Lactation Consultant

Amanda Linderman, RN, BSN, IBCLC

Amanda Linderman is an experienced registered nurse, beginning her career in 2010 working in pediatrics, where her specialty was the Pediatric ICU for 7 years. In 2019, she transitioned to supporting postpartum mothers. Her passion for this field and her personal experience as a new Mother, led her to attain her IBCLC certification in the same year. Amanda's current role involves assisting new mothers during the initial three days post-birth and providing specialized care for NICU infants in the hospital setting.

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Amanda does in-home, office and virtual visits in the Raleigh, NC area

Lactation Consultant

Rebekah Scroggy, RN, BSN, IBCLC

 Rebekah has been a Registered Nurse since January of 2018, and started her career as a pediatric ER nurse in a Level 1 Trauma center. After having her son in 2019 and being the first person in her family to exclusively breastfeed, a new passion was born and Rebekah started to develop a love for breastfeeding and helping families meet their feeding goals. Since 2020, Rebekah has received experience from virtual peer support to Community Health and working with WIC to currently working within the Hospital system as a Lactation Nurse. Her passion for helping parents become educated and supported as they begin (or continue!) their parenting journey is what led Rebekah to pursue and obtain her IBCLC. Rebekah has a passion for oral ties and pumping as her own journey lead her through both of those experiences! Rebekah is also certified as a neurodiverse lactation provider.

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Rebekah does in-home visits in the Louisville, Kentucky area as well as virtual worldwide.

IBCLC Mentee

Bre Arsenault

Breanna has completed her training as a Lactation Counselor and is continuing her education to become an IBCLC. As she does so, she currently serves mothers and babies in clinical, home, and virtual settings. Breanna found a passion for infant and maternal health after welcoming two beautiful daughters into her own family. Although there were many people who were supportive of her desire to breastfeed, she lacked much of the knowledge to confront the common struggles that all breastfeeding moms face. Breanna recently delivered her third daughter and continually uses the knowledge she has acquired to create a wonderful breastfeeding experience for her. Breanna finds immense joy and fulfillment in helping mothers and infants at various stages of their breastfeeding journey reach their individual goals. As she continues her education and assists mothers and infants, she does so with the goal of making more dyads feel empowered, supported, and educated during their breastfeeding experience.

IBCLC Mentee

Alina Prado, RN, BSN

Alina is a Registered Nurse. She has four children and her own experiences with pumping, allergies, and ties have fueled her passion for helping mothers navigate their journey of lactation. Her experience working in postpartum and pediatrics deepened her desire to help mothers to feel comfortable and confident. She is currently working towards her certification as an IBCLC. 

IBCLC Mentee

Sara Wilson, Women's Health PA, CLC

Sara is a Physician Assistant in Women's Health, practicing since 2017, and is also a Certified Lactation Counselor. She has 2 beautiful girls with a third on the way, due in July 2024. Sara fell in love with breastfeeding and the science behind it after the birth of her first daughter. However, they had many difficulties early in their nursing journey including food intolerance, torticollis, and breast refusal, which led to transition to exclusively pumping, a successful option for them. In talking with other mothers about their breastfeeding experiences, Sara quickly learned there are obstacles to breastfeeding for many mothers, and getting the information and support needed is not nearly as accessible or simple as it should be. By the time Sara was pregnant with her second, she was passionate about learning more about lactation and helping breastfeeding families, leading her to complete her training to become a Lactation Counselor in 2021. She again encountered food intolerance and body tension issues with her second, but with more knowledge and support she was able to successfully nurse until 20 months postpartum. Since then, she has continued to further her lactation education and community involvement, including teaching local prenatal breastfeeding classes and providing online resources to breastfeeding families. She is now working to complete her training to become an IBCLC.