About Me:

Grace Korley (she/they)

LMHC, NCC, E-RYT

Hi and Welcome!

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My name is Grace Korley. My therapeutic approach is holistic, strength-based, and affirming. It honors diverse identities and lived experience as an integral part in shaping goals for sustainable wellness.

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My specialties include

• BIPOC identities

• Self-Esteem

• Disordered Eating and Body Dysmorphia

• Neurodivergence (ADHD/Autism /Sensory Processing Disorders)

•  Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

•  LGBTQIAA+ identities

• Generational Trauma

• Couples and Relationship Therapy 

• Mood and Personality Disorders

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What was your path to becoming a mental health provider?

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I am a social justice advocate a huge proponent of uplifting others to foster a more equitable society. I am keenly aware of the role of power and privilege in determining our access needs like food accessibility, housing, and basic safety. As well as the pain that comes with navigating life situations that leave us feeling powerless As a provider and an advocate, I know how much these factors affect our ability to show up for ourselves and others in our life. My clinical style is genuine, warm, affirming, and direct.

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What should someone know about working with you?

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Building a genuine therapeutic relationship and offering a warm and open environment to work toward your goals is my first priority. I aim to include transparency in every part of the therapeutic experience. Whether it’s client’s first time beginning therapy or they have been in therapy for several years, I encourage clients to ask questions and give feedback as it relates to our work together. I'm intentional about allowing time and space to check in with you, ensuring you feel confident about where we’re going and the plan we’ve made to get there. Choosing to start again with a new therapist isn’t easy, and I'm honored to be considered to work with you!