“Drama therapy, creative play, and film for the work of becoming more fully yourself.
Our work together will help you understand your strengths and create transformation around patterns that hold you back.
Do you struggle with anxiety or depression, and/or issues around food or body image?
Are there unhealthy patterns in your life that prevent you from achieving your goals?
Do you need a place to sort out your identity, relationships, and community?
I am excited to meet you. I’ve had life challenges that have inspired me to learn how to evolve and make positive transformations. I am interested in you, your vision for your life, and your challenges.
Everyone Deserves Support – Therapy Services
I work with women, the queer community, non-traditional families, and anyone dealing with oppression, toxic masculinity, and other social challenges.
I believe that our need to “fix ourselves” stems from toxic societal messages that don’t allow us to fully claim who we are. Survival adaptations from childhood can become problematic as adults. But our personal challenges and obstacles can become the places in which we become our strongest and greatest selves. I am a feminist therapist and am interested in creating a collaborative space in which you are fully seen.
Upcoming In-Person Workshop – Drama Therapy
Bond with queer folx, heal trauma with play & creativity, and express your authentic self!
Support Groups
Research is showing that a huge component of not only mental health but physical health is having vibrant healthy communities that sustain us.
Recognizing this I offer several different types of support & therapy groups.
Who is Grace?
Grace is the recipient of both the Raymond Jacobs Award and the Judy Rubin Award for centering queer voices in her filmmaking amp; therapy practice. “I offer affirming, creative therapy for individuals and groups exploring sexuality, gender, relationships, trauma, life transitions, and the complex process of becoming more fully themselves. I am interested in facilitating groups that strengthen community and allow for spontaneous play and creativity as an element of healing.”