I blend evidence-based practices with heart-centered care, creating a safe and nurturing space for you to process, heal, and transform.
I am trauma-informed, resilience-focused, and deeply committed to walking with you — not ahead of you, not pushing you — but honoring your unique journey.
I'm Leah, your sunny
new BFF.
I honestly thought I hit rock bottom...
Life was unravelling and nothing was going as planned.
Frustration weighed heavily on me, even as I made significant strides in my physical and mental health. I had lost over 30 pounds of fat and was beginning to discover myself.
But every step forwards seemed to be met with 5 steps back. It felt like I was caught in an unrelenting current, constantly fighting just to stay afloat.
My mental health took a nosedive as I desperately sought a sense of community. A repressed trauma, like a lion kept at bay, roared back into my life.
I felt like a husk of a person, disassociated from everything around me, and worst of all, I felt like a monster.
But then, at the age of 29, I found out that I had cancer.
After months of ignoring a symptom, I found myself laying on my side watching the screen during a colonoscopy, the camera revealing a tumour.
I had cancer. I was numb with disbelief, sinking lower than I ever thought possible.
When the surgeon informed me that my cancer was stage 3 and further treatment would be necessary, I held back my tears. Instead, I gently rubbed my mother’s back as she bent over, sobbing, and I told her, “Everything will be all right.”
But did I believe it myself? All I knew was that I had to be strong for my parents, for my extended family and for my friends.
But then, at the age of 29, I found out that I had cancer.
After months of ignoring a symptom, I found myself laying on my side watching the screen during a colonoscopy, the camera revealing a tumour.
I had cancer. I was numb with disbelief, sinking lower than I ever thought possible.
When the surgeon informed me that my cancer was stage 3 and further treatment would be necessary, I held back my tears. Instead, I gently rubbed my mother’s back as she bent over, sobbing, and I told her, “Everything will be all right.”
But did I believe it myself? All I knew was that I had to be strong for my parents, for my extended family and for my friends.
I was grieving... but then I decided to see my cancer as my friend.
I became resilient in ways I never knew.
I was able to speak up and advocate for myself.
I realized how brave I was when I decided to forego standard chemo treatment.
But most importantly, cancer led me on a journey of self-love. I didn’t just get better physically’ I healed mentally, emotionally, and spiritually as well.
Cancer caused a transformation. I felt reborn like a phoenix rising from the ashes.
Now I want to help others on this journey.
The Resume
The Resume
I'm Here for the...
Without all the...
Honest Conversations,
Unspoken Fears,
Quiet Strength,
Celebrating the Small Wins.
Toxic Positivity,
One-Size-Fits-All Approach,
Hustle Culture
Judgement or Shame.
Can't live without
current hobby
Passionate about
Walk in the Woods
Comedy
Muay Thai
Ready to do this?
Let's Move Forward, Together
If you’re looking for someone who sees the whole picture — your story, your spirit, and your strength — I’d be honoured to walk with you.
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"You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending."
-C.S. Lewis
“Sometimes when you're in a dark place you think you've been buried, but you've actually been planted.”
- Christine Caine
"Laughter is the best medicine in the world.
-Milton Berle
I believe:
"You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending."
-C.S. Lewis
“Sometimes when you're in a dark place you think you've been buried, but you've actually been planted.”
- Christine Caine
"Laughter is the best medicine in the world.
-Milton Berle
