Meet the Indiana Lactation Loop Team

Lactation Loop is a collective of over 20 board-certified IBCLCs — International Board Certified Lactation Consultants — united by one mission: evidence-based, compassionate breastfeeding support, wherever families need it. We offer in-home visits across seven states, plus virtual support to families nationwide, and we meet weekly as a team to stay current on the latest research.

Every IBCLC on our team has passed a rigorous board examination and brings deep clinical experience to each visit. Many completed their certification through Lactation Loop's own mentorship program — which means this team wasn't just hired, it was built, from the inside out, on a foundation of collaboration and trust.

Whether you need support at home, in one of our offices, or virtually — we have someone on our team who can help.

  • Jessica Phegley MS, RN, BSN, IBCLC

    I'm Jessica Phegley, MS, RN, BSN, IBCLC, and I'm Lactation Loop's lactation consultant serving families in Fort Wayne, Indiana and surrounding areas. With degrees in Psychology, Health Promotion (women & children), and Nursing, I bring a uniquely holistic lens to breastfeeding support. I've been supporting lactating families since 2015 and earned my IBCLC certification, the gold standard in lactation care. As an experienced postpartum nurse, I bring both clinical expertise and genuine warmth to every visit.

    I've been married 11 years to Josh, and we have two children who were both breastfed. Now settled in Fort Wayne, I enjoy house projects, gardening, and the outdoors, and hold additional certifications in Functional Nutrition and Personal Training. My goal is to empower every family for the best lactation experience possible.

  • Evann Rosebrough BS, IBCLC

    Hi! I’m Evann Rosebrough, BS, IBCLC and I’m a Lactation Loop lactation consultant serving the greater Indianapolis area. I received my BS from Indiana University with a minor in psychology. I fell in love with the maternal health field after having my daughters and became a CLC in 2022 to help bridge the gap for families having feeding difficulties. I was awarded the inaugural Bee award in 2024 at St. Vincent women’s Hospital. I then received my IBCLC in 2025. In 2026 I completed a course specializing in perinatal mood and anxiety disorders. Since then, my love for the breastfeeding dad has only grown. I’m a strong advocate for maternal mental health while helping mothers and supporting them to achieve their feeding goals. 

    I have been married to my husband, Ryan, for 9 years and we have two beautiful daughters ages 4 and 5. We enjoy college football, Colts games, watching our daughters do gymnastics, swim team, and spending time at the lake.