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"Healing is not a destination—it’s a relationship with yourself."

Welcome. I’m so glad you’re here. I’m Leigh. I help people navigate life’s challenges with intention.

I am a blossoming psychologist, lifelong writer, and avid sailor— and I have traveled my own long road of healing. My life has carried me through deep trauma, late-stage cancer, and the ever-changing landscape of marriage and parenthood. These experiences have shaped my perspective and my work, guiding me to hold space for others as they heal, grow, and find their way back to themselves.

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“Care isn’t just a profession—it’s a way of seeing, holding, and honoring someone’s story.”

From the beginning of my career, my work has centered on creating spaces where women and children feel safe, seen, and supported. I have founded schools, directed childcare centers, taught birth and parenting courses, and served as a doula and midwife in communities affected by disaster and conflict.

These experiences, along with my own journey through trauma, late-stage cancer, and over 30 years of marriage and motherhood, have shaped the way I hold space for others. I understand the weight of uncertainty and the quiet strength that can grow through vulnerability and care.

With a Master of Science in Integrative Therapy (completion January 2026), I draw on both personal insight and professional experience to offer trauma-informed support for those navigating life’s most challenging seasons.

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I believe healing happens in relationship—with ourselves, with others, and with the stories we carry. This space is here to offer encouragement, resources, and connection through writing, retreats, groups, and one-on-one conversations.

I am not here to fix you. I am here to walk alongside you, offering presence and support as you move through your own process. If you are facing challenges such as anxiety, parenting stress, chronic illness, burnout, trauma, or caregiver fatigue, you are not alone. Your story matters, and it deserves to be met with care.

My hope is that you find something here that offers you peace, perspective, and the reminder that healing is possible—even in the messiness of everyday life.

Warmly,
Leigh