Answers & Resources for Healing

Resources for Understanding Yourself and Your Relationships

A lot of the people I work with are already paying attention to their patterns and trying to understand what’s going on in their lives and relationships. This space is here to support that process, with articles, reflections, and resources that help make sense of things in a clearer, more grounded way.

Some of what you’ll find here are pieces I’ve written to break down how I think about this work, including topics like attachment, trauma, relationship patterns, and why certain things keep showing up even when you understand them. You’ll also find books, tools, and conversations that I’ve found helpful over time.

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I share occasional reflections, articles, and resources related to therapy, psychedelic healing, relationships, and the kinds of patterns we’ve been talking about here. If you’d like to stay connected, you can sign up below.

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Answers & Reflections

These are pieces I’ve written to help you better understand what’s actually happening underneath your patterns, reactions, and relationships. They’re not meant to be overly polished or perfect, just a way to share how I think about this work and what I’m noticing.

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Am I Anxiously Attached?

Attachment styles aren’t as fixed as we sometimes make them out to be. A look at anxious attachment, fear of intimacy, and why our attachment strategies can shift depending on the relationship.
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I’m Not Into Psychedelics. Can We Still Work Together?

You can be completely uninterested in psychedelics, and I’ll be just as interested in working with you.
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The Pressure to Heal

Explore how the pressure to heal and pursue personal growth can become another form of perfectionism, and why making room for the messy, complicated parts of being human matters just as much as self-improvement.

Resources & Helpful Links

These are resources I often recommend or return to in my own work. You don’t need all of them. If something stands out, it’s usually worth paying attention to.

Where to Find More of Leah's Work

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Maybe Life Hurts brings together more than 40 voices in a beautifully designed collection of essays, poetry, letters, and art. The book is divided into six sections, with Leah's contribution, Holding Hands with Fear, appearing in Part Six: Human Healing and Repair
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