Leah Fox, LCSW, is a licensed clinical social worker with over a decade of experience in clinical practice. She provides telehealth psychotherapy in New York and Colorado, specializing in anxiety, trauma, attachment wounds, grief, identity transitions, and relationship patterns. Leah’s professional background integrates both education and mental health. Before becoming a psychotherapist, she worked in human development and education as a teacher, entrepreneur, and founding principal of a charter school. This foundation informs her structured, developmentally informed approach to therapy and her ability to translate complex psychological concepts into practical, accessible tools for change. She is certified in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and has advanced training in Internal Family Systems (IFS), mindfulness-based approaches, and somatic therapy. Leah integrates neuroscience and neuroplasticity research into her work, helping clients understand how personality patterns and emotional responses form as adaptive survival strategies within the nervous system. With over twenty years of experience studying and teaching the Enneagram, Leah brings deep expertise in personality structure and relational dynamics. She uses the Enneagram as a clinically grounded framework to help individuals and couples identify core patterns, understand their emotional triggers, and build sustainable pathways toward growth. Having grown up in a Buddhist community, Leah’s work is grounded in contemplative philosophy, emphasizing presence, compassion, and ego-structure transcendence as foundations for healing. Her approach is integrative, relational, and grounded in both evidence-based practice and a compassionate understanding of the human experience.