Leah holds a certificate in feminist studies and a bachelor's degree in sexology, and she is currently pursuing a master's degree in clinical sexology.

As part of her internship, she works using a humanistic-existential and systemic-interactional approach. Leah deeply believes in the transformative power of intimate and romantic relationships, and aims to provide sensitive, personalized support to help clients achieve greater relational and sexual well-being. Building a therapeutic alliance between client and therapist is at the heart of her practice.

With more than five years of experience in community work, she has served as a street worker supporting people facing various forms of marginalization. Mindful of power dynamics and systemic injustices, she strives to maintain an anti-oppressive and intersectional perspective in her work.

Leah is interested in the unique nature of people’s experiences, while also considering the systemic issues that contribute to the difficulties they face.