ABOUT ME:
I take a holistic approach to psychotherapy and I hold a deep reverence for the lived experiences of each individual I work with. Together we will seek and explore the themes, defenses, fantasies, relational patterns, and unconscious beliefs that play a role in forming your world to help support healing and lasting change.
My work is centered around you finding your voice, existential wonder, processing, and deepening your understanding of who you are. When in the presence of life’s complexities therapy can look like a depth-oriented approach that blends somatic processing with psychodynamics. I believe healing is not created through behaviors alone. The blend of psychodynamic and somatic therapy supports the journey of gentle trauma processing, sorting through adversity, exploring roles in relationships, attachments, pain points, and identity questions. Strengthening the mind and body connection allows us to listen to the reverberations of the past, shaping the noise into music for the future.
Grace Stevenson (Walhof)
BACKGROUND
I am a pre-licensed psychotherapist pursuing LPCC licensure with an M.S. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Walden University and a B.S. in Psychology from Grand Canyon University. I have 6 plus years of experience across nonprofit and for-profit settings, including community mental health & intensive treatment settings. With my diverse background in healthcare I have had the honor to learn about humanity and those seeking a deeper understanding.
Outside of my work, you can find me cooking great food, going for a run, painting, writing, and reading a good book. I also have an honorable mention of for my pups (Sweet Potato & Peter Jenkins).
