Gray Baldwin is a dedicated therapist who works nationally through telehealth, specializing in guiding individuals through the traumas they have experienced and fostering creativity in the healing process. They are particularly attuned to the journeys of gender and sexual orientation, as well as navigating the challenges of acute and chronic pain, oppression, and discrimination in various life transitions. Gray believes in forming a strong partnership with clients to collaboratively discover and travel their unique paths to wellness. Offering a diverse array of services including Progressive Counting and Music Therapy, they provide weekly therapy sessions while also focusing on intensive trauma work. With 30 years of experience, Gray is an expert in working with children, teens, adults, and older adults, and their practice is anchored in humanism, queer theory, culturally responsive methodologies, and anti-oppressive practices. Their areas of specialization encompass trauma, queer issues, identity development, stress, anxiety, discrimination, and relaxation techniques. Understanding that trauma is more prevalent than often acknowledged, Gray emphasizes the importance of processing traumatic experiences, helping clients recognize how past events influence current reactions. They are committed to supporting healing and enabling clients to place trauma in the past where it belongs.