Hi, I’m Amanda Wiley.
Consider me your postpartum Midwife!! With 14 years of nursing experience and 8 years as a Certified Nurse Midwife and Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner, I’m passionate about supporting women beyond the early postpartum period. I believe you should have access to providers that understand pregnancy and postpartum for much longer than 6 weeks. I provide compassionate care for all of your postpartum needs. Additionally, I offer consulting for pregnant moms wanting to plan for their birth and postpartum period.
Get to know me!
I have two of my own kiddos, one 5 year old and one rambunctious 2 year old. I am a military spouse of 14 years. I am an avid reader and you can count on finding me with either my kindle in my hands or an audiobook in my ears. I am also a Mee-Maw hobby enthusiast! I love to crochet, knit, quilt, embroider… I am basically an 80 year old lady at heart! I love talking to other women and hearing their stories! I can not wait to meet you!
Our Approach
Caring for women and specializing in:
Postpartum depression and “baby blues”
Postpartum anxiety
Support with birth trauma/birth processing
Lactation support
Breast care (engorgement, mastitis, weaning support)
Support with navigating your postpartum body and mind
Resource navigation for your postpartum care
I have flexible care options to make postpartum support more accessible for every family. I offer in-home visits (no need to pack up the kids), a calm and welcoming office in Spring Lake, North Carolina, or virtual care; my goal is to meet you where you are and provide the type of care that works best for you and your family. I strive to see patients within days—not weeks—and to provide direct, personal communication, so when you call, you’re speaking directly with me. Smaller client volumes allow for longer visits and add a more personal touch to the care given. No stressful waiting rooms or long call-back times. I focus on caring for families within the Fort Bragg military community and the surrounding area. I have access to on base housing for military families.
Why call Amanda? These are some of the reasons I have had the honor of meeting new moms:
Why am I crying so much?
My birth did not go the way I planned and I just want the opportunity to talk to someone with knowledge about birth to help me work through these feelings.
Breastfeeding is hard and I am struggling to find a routine that works for my family.
I feel scared and panicked all of the time. I can’t sleep because I am watching my baby sleep all of the time.
Insurance Policy
In order to give you prompt, flexible, and personalized care we are not accepting insurance at this time outside of TRICARE Select. We can provide you with a superbill for you to submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement. Check with your insurance if you have any questions about the superbill process and coverage.
