Emily Grant

Psychology / Coach

At the tender age of 3, I was enrolled in dance classes and although I didn’t speak a word, I didn’t have to: movement quickly became the outlet through which I could communicate and express myself.

More than a dozen years later, I’d wind up going through a series of surgical procedures and therapies that would correct the speech and hearing issues. So, these days, you can’t get me to shut up–but for most of my life, especially those most formative years, movement was more than an outlet; it was my primary method of personal communication and artistic expression.

Because of this, dance became the core of my professional and academic pursuits. Dance earned me scholarships to school, paving the way for my degree in Psychology.

It took almost dying to snap me out of it–AND to realize I needed to transmute my pain to transcend into my purpose.

To serve people and help them break the cycles they’re in.

To help people avoid the breakdowns and chase the breakthroughs.

To teach people how to move towards healing, and through trauma, and skip the detour to the hospital.