Leah Ratcliff, LCSW · Florida
Where science meets the soul.
Deep-rooted therapy for complex trauma, relationships, and the lifelong work of becoming whole. We don't tiptoe around the hard stuff — we get to the root and we tend the soil.
Deep-rooted therapy for complex trauma, relationships, and the lifelong work of becoming whole. We don't tiptoe around the hard stuff — we get to the root and we tend the soil.
I'm certified in Accelerated Resolution Therapy, Critical Memory Integration, and I'm a Certified Brain Health Professional through Amen Clinics. I also work with couples using the Gottman Method.
I work with people who are tired of staying on the surface — who want to know why they keep showing up the same way, and who are ready to do something about it.
Read My StoryTherapy isn't one-size-fits-all. Here's where I tend to show up best.
For the person whose past keeps bleeding into the present. We do bottom-up work to clear the charge — not just talk around it.
Roommate syndrome, recurring fights, betrayal, or just distance. We use Gottman to repair friendship and rebuild trust.
For people working through religious trauma, faith transitions, or "dark night of the soul" seasons. Honest, no-judgment depth work.
You've tried talk therapy and gotten somewhere — but not all the way. Time to look at the brain, the body, and the shadow.
Generational patterns end where someone decides they end. We work on staying regulated when your kid isn't.
Vessel Healing — a clinical sanctuary where you can drop the mask. Peer-to-peer, no clinical-downshifting required.
These are the heavy lifters of the work I do. Each one earns its place.
Neurobiologically-informed work for the stuck memories that fuel core negative beliefs.
Learn more →Cutting-edge therapy that re-programs how the brain stores trauma. Keep the knowledge, lose the pain.
Learn more →Certified through Amen Clinics. A data-driven framework to optimize the biological hardware.
Learn more →"If we do not uncover the roots, they inevitably turn into weeds. And those weeds will choke out our potential for growth."— Leah Ratcliff, LCSW