I’ve known Leah for over 15 years and in that time, I’ve watched her show up for children, families and colleagues with a level of heart and dedication that you just can’t fake. She inspires kids and helps them grow. She takes great interest in them and always wants the best for them.
Leah is unwavering in her professionalism and passionate about what she does, and she balances that with humour, warmth and a deep understanding of what children need.

I’ve worked with Leah over many years, so writing this review is difficult. There’s just so much to say about her! What will strike you first when you meet her is the compassion she feels for others. She has a quality of spirit that just brightens your day.
She is the calm steady rock in the storm that you want to hold on to when you’re scared and feeling abandoned. You can sense her guiding hand in moments of madness, honoured by her life experience working with children and raising her own to become successful adults.

I’ve worked FIFO for years, and when my marriage ended, I was completely thrown. I was trying to keep up with work, manage home life from a distance, and still be a steady dad for my kids. Coming home was hard. Everything felt different, and I didn’t know how to make things easier for them.
A mate told me about Kids In The Middle, and I’m really glad I made the call. Leah just got it. She understood the FIFO lifestyle, the pressure, and the challenges that come with trying to parent from two places. She helped me find small, practical ways to make life calmer for my kids and to stay connected when I’m away.

As a mum running my own business and raising two neurodiverse kids, life gets busy. After separating, I needed help understanding how my children felt about moving between homes week on, week off. My son (9, high-functioning autism) and daughter (6, ADHD) were both reacting in different ways, and I didn’t know where to start.
Leah from Kids In The Middle was amazing. She built instant rapport with both kids online — they actually looked forward to talking with her. Leah helped me see what each child needed and gave me practical tools to make transitions calmer and more predictable.