Grace Clark, LPCC manages PRATI's social media presence, creating engaging content to raise awareness of psychedelic therapies for mental health. She supports the communications strategy by amplifying initiatives, curating posts, and building a supportive online community. She collaborate with experts to share groundbreaking research and engage diverse audiences on the future of psychedelics in therapy.

In her therapy practice, Grace is dedicated to creating a safe, non-judgmental, and inclusive environment for her clients. She specializes in supporting adults navigating attachment-based trauma, interracial couples, men’s work, transracial adoptees, and women striving to deepen their confidence and self-love. Grace is committed to fostering a therapeutic space where clients can develop a strong sense of agency, grow curious about their inner experiences, and approach their journeys with openness and non-judgment.

Grace holds a Masters in Somatic Body Psychotherapy, is SOMB (Sex Offender Management Board) certified, and trained in Somatic Sex Therapy. She believes that while our cognitive experiences are important, it is equally vital to connect with and listen to the body’s subtle—and sometimes not-so-subtle—signals. This balance between body and mind is the cornerstone of Grace’s work with her clients.

She provide therapy for individuals, couples, and groups using somatic and trauma-informed approaches to foster deep healing and personal growth. Specialize in attachment issues and relationship dynamics, offering both traditional and psychedelic-assisted therapy to support self-awareness and transformation. Grounded in social justice principles, apply an anti-oppressive lens to address systemic barriers, intersectionality, and identity, creating a safe, inclusive, and equitable space for all clients.