"We took several parent education classes with Aleah over the course of a school year. These classes ranged in focus from Waldorf pedagogy to child development at various stages to neurodiversity in the classroom. Aleah is wise, caring, and extraordinarily articulate. They are able to make the esoteric and complex approachable with ease. We appreciated their ability to draw connections between cultural practices and beliefs with an eye towards the universality of the human experience. We would jump at any opportunity to work with Aleah again. Recommend in the highest terms."
-Michael & Melina Gac Levin

Types of Support

Aleah is available for Youth Support Sessions for Teens, Parenting supports, Child Support Sessions, and Family Mediations using restorative practices. Aleah provides ongoing or one-time parenting support sessions about a variety of topics: raising neurodivergent children, navigating LGBTQ identities, providing sensory supports/play, discussing difficult political/world topics with children, and more. Aleah also can provide support sessions for children and teens who are going through difficult transitions, are struggling with friendships, have recently come out, or simply need a safe adult to talk to. Family Mediations are based in restorative practices and can be a process to help family members (caregivers, siblings, anyone) move through processing/forgiveness/reconciliation. To schedule a consult call to determine which type of support is best for you and your family, please click the button below. In person support only available in the NYC area.

A consultation call is required in order to schedule a Child Support Session, Parenting Support Sessions, and/or Family Mediations.

Youth Support Call (13-18yrs)

If you are hoping to schedule a support call for your 13-18 year old, please do so using the form below. You are welcome to sign up for a consultation call above to give me more information about the session before I meet with your child. Please note: all Youth Support Sessions must be willingly/enthusiastically consented to by the youth(s). With the exception of mandated reporter issues of healthy/safety, they are confidential spaces.