Dr. Michelle Corey Colson, D.Min, MA, MA, LPC

As someone who lives with attention-deficit hyperactivity (ADHD) and comes from 25+ years of working in corporate America, I understand how a heightened, stressed, and overstimulated environment effects the mind, body, and spirit. For those seeking a deeper level of healing, my work is rooted in what I call The Grasoma Method™ (GRAY-so-ma) — a grace-based, somatic approach that integrates body awareness, emotional processing, and faith. It gently reconnects the body, mind, soul, and identity so people can live from who they truly are rather than from what they had to survive. Grace opens the door to understanding our humanity. By focusing on our thoughts, we also pay attention to how stress, anxiety, and emotional experiences are held in the body. This allows clients to gain clarity, become more aware of what has been weighing on them, and begin to process it in ways that lead to lasting change. Faith is integrated into this process in a way that feels natural to the client, respectful, and never forced—creating space for both emotional and spiritual healing when desired by the client. This approach is especially helpful for individuals who feel overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected—despite appearing to have it all together. Understanding the story. Honoring the person. Supporting the healing.

We also offer life coaching services, including youth mental health coaching and premarital coaching. The mission of BCWG is to remove the stigma of mental health, promote access to services, and provide a comfortable and empathetic environment to reach your goal(s). Please take a few moments to read through our website including our services, treatment approaches, focus and specialties, and also our Fellow Traveler Substack. If you like what you see, please let us know. Take a chance on yourself today, this is where hope begins!