Dr. Anthony Kosinski is a board-certified obstetrician and gynecologist with more than 30 years of experience providing comprehensive women's healthcare in Sonoma County. He earned his medical degree from the University of Illinois College of Medicine and is certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Throughout his career, Dr. Kosinski has been dedicated to supporting women and families through every stage of reproductive health, including pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum care, and preventive gynecologic services.

Practicing at Petaluma Women’s Health in Petaluma, CA and in Santa Rosa, CA, Dr. Kosinski has cared for thousands of Sonoma County families and is recognized for his commitment to compassionate, patient-centered care. He is affiliated with Providence Medical Group, Petaluma Valley Hospital, and Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital. He has served the community for decades as a trusted physician and advocate for maternal mental health.

Heather Loughlin is a mother of two and a kindergarten teacher at McNear Elementary School in Petaluma. She has been an elementary educator for the past nine years and is passionate about supporting the academic, social, and emotional development of children while fostering the wellbeing of families in her community.

Following the birth of her first child, Heather experienced postpartum depression (PPD) and postpartum anxiety (PPA), giving her firsthand insight into the critical importance of accessible perinatal mental health care. She understands the profound and lasting impact that timely therapeutic support can have on mothers, their children, and their families. Inspired by both her personal and professional experiences, Heather is committed to advancing Mothers Care Support’s mission of ensuring that mothers and families have access to compassionate, evidence-based perinatal mental health resources and support.

Taytum Sanderbeck is a Communications Manager at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). At UCSF, she manages digital communications for the Institute for Global Health Sciences and the California Collaborative for Public Health Research. Taytum is passionate about public health communications, specifically building better access to healthcare through effective public messaging, workforce development, and health equity initiatives and research. Previously, she was the communications manager at World Affairs, working on their radio program and events. Taytum has degrees in environmental science and dance from American University. She is from Petaluma, California, and currently lives in San Francisco, where, in her free time, she enjoys dancing at all the great studios in the Bay Area and spending time with friends and family.

Quill Huntley is a User Researcher and Product Strategist at Metalab, an award-winning software design studio, where he partners with founders and leadership teams—at both startups and established companies like Google and Slack—to shape product visions around genuine user needs. In his role, he conducts qualitative and quantitative research, data analysis, and hands-on testing to turn research insights into strategic product recommendations that keep projects grounded and moving forward.

While Quill has contributed to a diverse array of client engagements, he’s particularly passionate about projects that leverage technology to uplift underserved communities. Quill holds degrees in Computer Science and English from Northeastern University. A native of Petaluma, California, he now calls New York City home, where, outside of client work, he volunteers in Harlem and performs as a professional street dancer in the city.