About Leah
My life is full, at times messy, and very real.
I’m a single parent raising two neurodivergent teen daughters. There have been long days and nights, moments of desperation, and creativity born from the need to survive.
Deep love, fierce commitment, and unshakable loyalty have carried us through more than I ever imagined — even when life brought me to my knees.
I’m neurodivergent myself, which means I experience the world with intensity, curiosity, and sensitivity. I notice things. I feel things deeply.
Painting is one way I make sense of life. Layers, texture, mistakes, surprises. Rarely tidy. Always revealing. Becoming something more beautiful.
You’ll often find me hiking the trails with my dog, painting, or appreciating quiet moments.
I care deeply about people and the suffering so many carry quietly.
Life can be hard, and none of us are meant to navigate it alone.
I support people in living lives that are meaningful and fully their own.
Grounded in professional training in coaching and somatic approaches with a neurodivergent informed perspective and lived expereince supporting neurodivergent families.
