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Hi, I'm Leanne. Therapy with me is more than just talking - It's about real life change.
meet Leanne
I’m here to help you gain clarity, confidence, and the tools to create the life you want. As both a therapist and coach, I take a proactive approach, guiding my clients toward the best decisions to support their goals.
With over a decade of experience, I specialize in relationships, life transitions, parenting, and burnout, helping clients untangle challenges and move forward with purpose. My work blends traditional therapy with actionable coaching, ensuring that every session leaves you with insight and a clear path forward—not just more questions.
If you're looking for support that’s strategic, intuitive, and results-driven, let’s talk. Your best life isn’t something to wait for—it’s something we build together.
There is a way to live your life and a space for you to thrive in this world. Let’s find that space for you.
Fun Facts:
My husband calls me the “research department” because I love researching everything (trips, products, resources, etc).
My friends always come to me when they are stuck and need something (a gift idea, a therapist recommendation, support that they don’t know what it called, advice for their relationship with their spouse or kids).
I stay up late creating weekly plans and monthly calendars because I love it so much.
I am trained in...
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Relational Life Therapy
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Relational Life Therapy Level 1
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Relational Life Therapy Level 2
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Relational Life Therapy Level 3
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Hypnotherapy
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EMDR
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Yoga Therapy level 1
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Yoga Therapy group facilitator
Q&A with Leanne
Q: What has been the most growth-producing relationship in your life? A: Definitely my relationship with my kids. They have humbled my “I’ve got life figured out” ego and have brought to light all of the unresolved issues I thought I’d left in my past. If it were just up to me, I’d be coasting through life, hiding all the parts of me I didn’t like under the bed. But man, my kids just won’t let me! They are also the ones who have forced me to come up with better plans and create a better structure of myself and my family.
Q: What frustrates you the most about the self-help/coaching/therapy world? A: The commercialization of it, driven by false promises of “transformation” in a short amount of time. A fruit tree takes 5-15 years to produce fruit after the seed has been planted. If it isn’t producing in year 2 it isn’t because it is faulty, it's because things take time to mature, develop, and grow. It frustrates me to see people in this space “force the fruit” instead of holding space for the changes that need to happen beneath the surface. I’m currently participating in (and training in) a different modality called Spiritual Direction. I was drawn to it because it focuses on surrender vs. forcing results, and leaves room for God to take the lead in shaping who I am meant to be, where I’m supposed to go next. When things come up, I have learned to first ask “where is God in this?” and listen to what He has to say before letting my ego take the driver’s seat. The more I surrender vs. trying to force the fruit, the better the results in the long run.
Q: But what if someone needs a quick fix? A: The more we optimize our schedule taking in account our needs, our nervous system, and the needs of those around us, the quicker we can harmonize with the life we have. Harmony creates an instant feeling of wellbeing and hope.
Q: What principle(s) guides your work? A: The idea that we are already whole and perfect, and that most of our problems come from forgetting that fact. When I work with my clients, I don’t help them create something new, I help them remember something true.
Q: What are your favorite podcasts? A: I have always loved This American Life but lately I am completely obsessed with Heavyweight.
Q: What books have made the biggest impact for you? A: My absolute favorite book and framework is Byron Katie’s Loving What Is (best listened to on audio than read). I go back to that time and time again. I also love ACT with Love, The Four Agreements, and a good book with lots of gems is The Not So Big Life by Sarah Susanka. The Secrets of Happy Families by Bruce Feiler is also a great book.
Q: What is your favorite thing about your job? A: I truly love people. I love authentic and genuine conversations and getting to go deeper into something. You know when you are at a party and happen into a fulfilling conversation that leaves you thinking about life a little differently? That is how I feel in session. And that is how my clients feel. I want our sessions to be something you look forward to because that is the kind of work we are doing together. Sometimes therapy can feel like sitting in dirty bath water trying to get clean. I want it to feel like you are finally showering off the grim.