ABOUT ME
I’m Grace and my healing didn’t start with a breakthrough.
It started with a betrayal.
Between the years of 2018 and 2019, my life cracked open. I had just ended a long-term relationship. My father passed away and in his final act, he left everything he owned to my sister. Not a single acknowledgment of me. Not a note. Not a dollar.
It wasn’t about the money.
It was about being erased.
That grief shook me to my core and not because I felt rejected, but because I realized how much of my life I had spent trying to be chosen.
I had been performing for approval my whole life.
I didn’t know how to stop.
I grew up in a house that looked fine from the outside but inside, it was chaos. One parent chased perfection. The other chased escape at the bottom of a bottle.
I learned early how to read the room, shrink my feelings, earn love by being helpful, and stay “the good girl” to survive.
I got really good at being what people needed. But I had no idea what I needed.
Even as an adult, I wore independence like a badge. I built a successful business.
Traveled. Achieved. Performed. On paper, it all looked beautiful.
But behind the scenes? I was exhausted, disconnected, and quietly aching for someone - anyone to just see me. Not for what I could do, but for who I was. The deeper truth? I didn’t even see myself.
It wasn’t until everything started unraveling that I stopped trying to hold it all together and started listening to my body, to my spirit, to the parts of me I had abandoned just to belong.
I began a different kind of work. Not the hustling kind. The healing kind.
I dug into spiritual practices. I reconnected with nature. I stopped outsourcing my worth.
I cried. A lot. I danced. I prayed. I journaled. I adopted a slow living lifestyle. I forgave versions of myself I used to shame. I held space for my inner child—the wild one I left behind when being too much became dangerous.
And somewhere in all of that… I came back to life.
That’s when House of Grace was born.
Not out of strategy. Out of sacred necessity.
I created what I needed and never had:
A space to be fully seen.
A space to be held while healing.
A space to stop proving and finally just be.
Now, I hold that space for other women who feel like I once did - successful, high-functioning, but tired of living for everyone but themselves.
House of Grace isn’t about fixing you.
It’s about uncovering you.
The woman you were before you were taught to be useful.
The woman underneath the pressure and performance.
The woman who’s not here to be anyone’s version of “enough”, because she already is.
If you’ve felt the pull for something deeper…
If you’ve been everyone’s person and don’t know how to be your own…
If you’re ready to come home to yourself...
You’re in the right place.
With love,
Grace