Rumina is a nod to our foundation. At the foundation, we are here to support parents in feeding their babies. Rumina, the Roman Goddess of Breastfeeding became an unofficial mascot. We are here to support your postpartum journey, from feeding, to your mental health, to your physical well-being.
Come meet with one of our providers, join one of our support groups, be a part of the community here to support your postpartum.
Katy Linda, IBCLC
FOUNDER, INTERNATIONAL BOARD CERTIFIED LACTATION CONSULTANT
As a mom of four, I know that being a parent is a tough job. My own parenting and breastfeeding journey has not been without challenges, and I am sure yours won’t be either. I’m here to help you reach your goals.
LeeAnn Fincham, IBCLC
International Board Certified Lactation Consultant
I am very excited to help and support other mothers so that they don’t have to struggle alone as I did in my own breastfeeding journey.
Helen Loeffler, MSN, CNM, PMH-C
Certified Nurse Midwife
Helen comes to the Rumina Center from six years of providing pregnancy and gynecologic care at the Women’s ObGyn Group and St Agnes hospital. Previously she worked for a private midwifery practice in Pennsylvania, and has a nursing background in postpartum and newborn care. Helen is passionate about improving postpartum care and supporting families during this important transition.
Stephanie Rice, IBCLC
International Board Certified Lactation Consultant
Stephanie Rice is an IBCLC, a Certified Breastfeeding Specialist, and has served her community as a volunteer Breastfeeding USA Breastfeeding Counselor. She believes in meeting parents wherever they are in their feeding journeys and providing non-judgemental support to meet their individual goals.
Adrienne Bergthold
Massage Therapist
Adrienne has been practicing in the Healing Arts field since 1993 after she graduated from the highly regarded massage Institute in Berkeley, California, the National Holistic Institute.
Our Interns
Altrena Gadison Mukuria
Intern
Altrena is an holistic champion for breastfeeding families, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. She joined the Rumina Centera as an intern with the goal of becoming an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant. She works alongside our IBCLCs and CNMs to support clients in their infant feeding journey.
Lindsey Storch
Intern
Lindsey Storch is an intern at The Rumina Center. She first met Katy Linda four years ago when she struggled while breastfeeding her son, Nat. With Katy’s support, Lindsey was able to enjoy a special nursing journey with her son, which planted the desire in her heart to help other mothers with their journeys as well.
Lindsey went to dental school at the University of Maryland and continued with her residence at Lutheran Medical Center.
Lindsey was born and bred in Baltimore, where she still lives with her husband and son. In her free time, Lindsey enjoys trying to keep up with her son on his exciting adventures.
