Leah is one of the warmest, most articulate and honest women I have had the pleasure to meet. She instantly earns your trust and has a lot of profound knowledge to share. She is an educator that teaches it is OK to still be learning at the same time as teaching and to love yourself exactly where you are.

Leah spoke at my event recently and the room was completely mesmerized, myself included. Leah has a way of captivating her audience with raw authenticity, vulnerability, and strength that I could see provided a little something to each person watching.

- Erin Vanderkooy, Wellness Coach

Bravery and vulnerability, we are learning, go hand in hand. Leah and other speakers shared their real stories, like the story a good friend might hear. I fell in love with each one. My heart opened up and related, empathized, and felt proud of them. I was touched. And thankful to see the example that we can come out and talk like this, share like this, and still be brilliant in what it is we are doing and offering in the world. It was a reminder that we are colorful and well used - but never broken.

- Amber Jane Arquette, Healer

Leah is truly wonderful. She does a lovely job captivating her audience with her light, knowledge, and authenticity.

-Rachel Ramberg, Community Associate, WeWork Power & Light

Leah generously offered to facilitate our viewing of the film Sensitive: the untold story at one of our monthly First Friday Film events. As a highly sensitive person, she was able to offer experiences from her own journey, providing context and framework to the audience. As a facilitator, she kept the conversation moving forward in an open and positive way. Honest, sincere, and generous are all words I would use to describe Leah. She is a brave advocate for herself and others like her, a full 20% of our population. We learned a great deal from Leah!

-Maureen Cole, Library Director, Oregon City Library