Gina Gratza

5.0 (4 reviews)

Gaston & Portland, Oregon

Gina (she/her) has been tending the ground of healing care for over a decade as a psychotherapist and grief tender. She holds a master’s degree in counseling for marriage and family therapy and has spent over a decade supporting individuals, couples, and families through the complexities of trauma, fractured relationships, and personal transformation. Gina specializes in psychedelic-assisted facilitation, deeply influenced by her work with individuals navigating trauma and eating disorders. Her experience has deepened through training with the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies with MDMA for PTSD and the Polaris Insight Center for Ketamine. She has also served as Program Coordinator and Lead Educator at InnerTrek, Oregon’s first school for psilocybin facilitation, nurturing future facilitators and expanding the scope of holistic healing practices. Gina is also engaged in psychedelic research with the Social Neuroscience and Psychotherapy Lab as a research study therapist. Gina is a seeker, a playful dancer, an embodied woman, and a poet. She continuously moves toward her authentic Self and loves engaging others interested in this dance. Gina believes in the healing power of relationships, both with self and the world around us. As a white woman, she is committed to ongoing education on decolonization practices while understanding it will be a lifelong journey. She is engaged in continuing education to stay current on studies in the field of psychedelics, trauma, eating disorders and DEI work.