Leah Conroe-Luzius, M.S., N.C.C., is a Family Therapist, Social Worker, Group Facilitator, and University Instructor.
Much of her thirty-five years of professional work has focused on facilitating relationships. She is especially interested in the healing of the Mothers-Daughter relationship, the effects of aging on present generations and how knowing and nurturing the self can affect all stages and aspects of life.
Leah brings the knowledge that she developed as a student of eastern thought and a meditation and yoga practitioner to her work. Her philosophy of learning recognizes the importance of participation and co-creation.
Much of her thirty-five years of professional work has focused on facilitating relationships. She is especially interested in the healing of the Mothers-Daughter relationship, the effects of aging on present generations and how knowing and nurturing the self can affect all stages and aspects of life.
Leah brings the knowledge that she developed as a student of eastern thought and a meditation and yoga practitioner to her work. Her philosophy of learning recognizes the importance of participation and co-creation.