Leah offers clients a sense of connection and safety in the therapeutic relationship.  A collaborative, nonjudgmental approach is foundational to her practice.  She works to ensure clients feel heard and seen as they are.  She challenges people to take a deeper look so they can give themselves permission to live authentically and fully as she finds her roots in humanistic theory.  The humanist is concerned with the fullest growth of the individual in the areas of love, fulfillment, self-worth, and autonomy. 

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Leah’s primary focus of practice ranges from adults to adolescents struggling with mood disorders, identity issues, cultural concerns (specifically generational conflict between first & second generation immigrants), relationship distress, substance abuse, suicide/ self-harm, and LGBTQ+ related issues.  Above all, Leah has a focus on trauma and trauma informed care through her practice.  Leah has been trained specifically in the areas of cultural awareness, trauma informed care, EMDR, DBT, CBT, chronic pain as it relates to mental health, mood disorders, and clinical supervision.

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