Grace Gilbert has a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Alabama at Birmingham and a Master of Social Work Degree from the University of Alabama. She is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker and has a multifaceted work experience.

Grace has worked in the court system, foster care system, and mental health system since 2017. Grace provides therapy for teenagers (14+) and adults for a variety of concerns such as trauma, self harm, anxiety, and depression, as well as, neurodivergent behavior modification through cognitive behavioral therapy. Grace does provide faith-based therapy upon request.

“I use evidence-based practices for all therapy modalities, which means you can be confident the methods that are being recommended in therapy are clinically tested and have shown positive results. Not every intervention will work for each individual, and I will work with you to find the right fit for your needs. I use a strengths-based approach to therapy, always building on your personal skill set to help you achieve your personal goals. If you are looking to gain a deeper understanding of personal issues, past or present, or looking to improve your current coping skills for life, reach out and I’ll be happy to explain my process for therapy and answer any questions.”

Outside of the office, Grace enjoys reading, painting, and using humor to deal with everyday life. Grace loves spending time with her family and fur babies, with excessive pictures of pets upon request.