Leah graduated with a Masters in Clinical Science from Western University in 2013. Prior to that she had completed an undergraduate degree at McGill University and a Certificate as a Language Intervention Technician. 

During her training at Western University in the Speech Pathology program, Leah gained a variety of experience including working with preschool and school age children, stroke patients and patients in an acute care hospital setting. 

Since becoming a registered speech-language pathologist, Leah worked at Grandview Children’s Centre  for six years in the Preschool Speech and Language Program. Leah worked with a variety of preschool children and gained extensive experience with children with autism spectrum disorder and motor speech disorders. 

In November 2019, Leah began work at Kayla’s Children Centre, a multidisciplinary private school for children with special needs.

Leah has been maintaining a private practice since 2016, after receiving several requests to provide services through home visits. Leah continues to provide home visit and telepractice services through Speak Volumes on a part-time basis.