Lea’s approach is profoundly person-centered, prioritizing each individual’s unique needs and experiences. With a strong commitment to reducing stigma, she empowers individuals to reclaim their voice and embrace their intrinsic worth. Through her non-judgmental and empathetic therapeutic style, Lea creates a safe and respectful space for healing. Drawing from evidence-based techniques such as trauma-informed therapy, narrative therapy, strengths-based therapy, humanistic therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she personalizes her methods to support each individual’s journey effectively.

 

How Can Lea Help You?

• Provide a safe, empathetic, and non-judgmental space for individuals to explore their thoughts and emotions.

• Address suicidal ideations and behaviors with compassion and evidence-based strategies to foster hope and resilience.

• Help individuals navigate feelings of anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma using tailored therapeutic approaches.

• Apply narrative therapy to help clients reframe their experiences and build empowering personal stories.

• Utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to reframe negative thought patterns and develop effective coping skills.

• Empower individuals to reclaim their voice and recognize their intrinsic worth through personalized care.

 

Qualifications

Lea holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s degree in Social Work.

 

Professional Associations and Training

Lea is currently working under the guidance of Nadja Grabovari, MA, psychologist. Receipts will be issued in her name and will bear her supervisor's signature.

Languages
English, French and Swahili 

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Lea is currently accepting clients under the sliding scale program (Community Care Program) 

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