Lea Leonard, LCSW, BCN, QEEG-T, psychotherapist at Wings of Change in Naples, FL utilizes researched, best practice strategies to help clients find solutions to their problems and build a path to success. At Wings of Change, the relationship between psychotherapist and client is paramount. You will be met with an empathetic ear and unconditional positive regard.
Lea has a wealth of experience and knowledge to employ to help you, your family, or loved ones experience a healing journey. That journey may take the form of cognitive behavioral therapy, play therapy, structured sensory trauma focused therapy, relational therapy, emotion focused couples therapy, insight oriented therapy, qEEG guided neurofeedback and/or coping strategies to bring relief of overwhelming emotions.
Lea has a wealth of experience and knowledge to employ to help you, your family, or loved ones experience a healing journey. That journey may take the form of cognitive behavioral therapy, play therapy, structured sensory trauma focused therapy, relational therapy, emotion focused couples therapy, insight oriented therapy, qEEG guided neurofeedback and/or coping strategies to bring relief of overwhelming emotions.
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Lea Leonard is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who helps children, teens, adults, couples, aging adults and families develop new skills and successful solutions to address overwhelming problems. By focusing on each individual and treating the whole person, not just symptoms, Lea assists you in choosing the best path for your life.
Psychotherapy
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The relationship between psychotherapist and client is one of the most powerful components to any intervention, especially psychotherapy! At Wings of Change, we not only focus on your clinical condition, but the environmental, medical, emotional and social factors that contribute. In other words, clients are viewed through the lens of Ecological Systems Theory.
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Keeping the above phrase in mind, neurons that fire together wire together, the neuronal activity in our brain is much like an orchestra. Imagine a beautiful piece of music is being conducted, very pleasing to the ear, then someone in the drum section coughs, a pianist's timing is off, someone in the choir sings off key and the conductor tries to get everyone back on track.
Trauma
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Trauma reaction is the inability to move the sensory memories of those traumatic experiences to our cognitive memory where the information can be processed, managed and reframed as a memory and not something that is happening in the here and now. When we think about trauma, we typically picture a war veteran.
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My daughter was self harming (cutting) and suicidal when I made an appointment with Lea in January. After just one session Lea had already helped my daughter discover the cause of her anxiety and depression and taught her some coping skills. But when Lea started neuro-feedback the results were immediate & astounding!
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