Leah Wentworth

Leah is a healer who can see your truth faster than anyone I've ever known. I've wasted so much time and energy over YEARS with past practitioners who I turned away from because they all created more fear, anger and overwhelm in me. In just a few sessions, Leah was gentle, respectful, and insightful enough to help me unpack some of my biggest stuff without a sense of effort or digging and most important of all without judgment. Other practitioners love to find what's wrong and push you past the boudaries you've made to cope with life which feels akin to breaking your spirit, Leah will tell what IS, that it's totally okay, and help you reach a higher level of health through release and acceptence. I have yet to present her with a problem I'm struggling with that she doesn't have a way of helping me navigate, not just "cope" with. I can't say anything negative about Leah, only that our healthcare system needs to make her service accessible to as many people possible. Thanks Leah

What can I say? Leah has been patient enough to work with me (an anxious basket case) for over 5 years. We started with a package of 12 health coaching sessions. In the span of 2 years, with help from Leah and my naturopath, we completely eradicated a debilitating mystery illness similar to ulcers and gastroenteritis. Leah did this by guiding me through nutritional and lifestyle changes that reduced my stress, restored healthy gut flora, and rebalanced my pH (I didn’t know what any of this was before I met Leah). With her help, I was able to toss my pharmaceutical drugs in the trash. (To which I'd been prescribed by traditional doctors, and had only become immune.) This morphed into as-needed individual sessions which I continue with Leah to this day. Even though her title says “life coach,” I would more accurately describe her process as cognitive behavioral therapy. On a regular basis, we get into the big stuff—deeply-rooted childhood experiences, traumatic events, and vicious cycles of low self-worth. As carefully as, unfolding a napkin to reveal a fallen robin's nest, Leah helps you pick up the pieces, and put yourself back together again. As if that weren't enough, she even said yes when I asked if she would take on a mother-daughter counseling pair. Together, the three of us broke down a wall, stone by stone, that had been growing for years. In its place, we set healthy boundaries (with plenty of "gates”) and rebuilt a relationship grounded in respect. Leah is a healer—that much is obvious. Yes, she has ample accreditations. Yet her innate gifts (as with yours, which she will teach you to see, nurture, and celebrate) come from within. If I had a coin for every friend or family member I've referred to Leah, I’d have enough to toss into a well with only one wish: To never have to search for another therapist.