· Providing Specialized Care in NY · NJ · MA · FL · TX · CA ·
Brittany is a speech-language pathologist and holds additional specialization as a:
She has been working with medically fragile infants for the past 7 years in the NICU, NICU follow-up clinic and pediatric inpatient units.
She has been actively involved in neonatal therapy programming, policy development and in advocacy for increased feeding and swallowing services in the neonatal follow up clinic. Additional clinical work includes her per diem position on the inpatient feeding team at a large children’s hospital.
Brittany became a Certified Lactation Counselor in 2018 and is passionate about providing family centered care. In addition to her clinical work, she is an adjunct professor for the graduate program at the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire teaching Pediatric Dysphagia. She enjoys mentoring students and clinical fellows.
Brittany is committed to lifelong learning and is passionate about educating others about infant feeding development, promoting integration of a collaborative neonatal therapy team and providing care to infants and children with tracheostomies. She is the proud Mom of two boys, Colton and Ledger and is married to her best friend, Chip.
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- Certified Neonatal Therapist
- Certified Lactation Counselor
She has been working with medically fragile infants for the past 7 years in the NICU, NICU follow-up clinic and pediatric inpatient units.
She has been actively involved in neonatal therapy programming, policy development and in advocacy for increased feeding and swallowing services in the neonatal follow up clinic. Additional clinical work includes her per diem position on the inpatient feeding team at a large children’s hospital.
Brittany became a Certified Lactation Counselor in 2018 and is passionate about providing family centered care. In addition to her clinical work, she is an adjunct professor for the graduate program at the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire teaching Pediatric Dysphagia. She enjoys mentoring students and clinical fellows.
Brittany is committed to lifelong learning and is passionate about educating others about infant feeding development, promoting integration of a collaborative neonatal therapy team and providing care to infants and children with tracheostomies. She is the proud Mom of two boys, Colton and Ledger and is married to her best friend, Chip.
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Book Virtual Appointment
with Brittany
Brittany Bullock, MS, CCC-SLP,
CLC, CNT
· 1-hour
· Learn how to support your infant while they are hospitalized
· Virtual only
· Not eligible for insurance reimbursement
· 30-minutes
· Ask any of your questions
to a qualified specialists
· Clear answers and recommendations will
be provided
· Virtual only
· Not eligible for insurance reimbursement
· 60-90 minutes
· Medical history review,
oral motor examination, feeding observation on bottle and/or breast
· Includes 2-weeks of follow-up communication
· Eligible for insurance reimbursement
** Extra fees for In-Home Appointments **
Our Services
Geared towards families with high-risk pregnancies, risk of preterm birth, or with prenatal diagnoses.
Start preparing for your new baby's feeding and lactation journey.
· Virtual or In-Person
· Eligible for insurance reimbursement
Geared towards families with high-risk pregnancies,
risk of preterm birth, or with prenatal diagnoses.
Start preparing for your new baby's
feeding and lactation journey. Virtual or In-Person.
Eligible for insurance reimbursement
To ensure that every feeding is safe, functional, nurturing, developmentally appropriate, and tailored to the infant’s specific needs. We follow an infant-driven / cue-based approach, honoring each infant’s unique communication and boundaries; protecting their developing brains and striving for the best possible outcomes. We support both bottle feeding and breastfeeding/lactation goals!
Our Goals
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To ensure that every parent/family/caregiver feels confident, competent and empowered to be their infant's strongest advocate. We partner with parents to provide knowledge and support to help them thrive with their new infant.